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Medical Assistant

students practicing medicine on a dummy baby

With a shortage of medical assistants, the job outlook is exceptionally strong when you graduate with your HCC degree or certificate. You’ll learn the clinical skills, patient care and administrative reporting necessary to work in a physician’s office or hospital setting. Degree students will also complete a practicum.

a student practicing medicine on a dummy patient
  • Tuesday, December 17th at 9:00am
  • Monday, January 6th at 9:00am
  • Friday, January 31st at 1:00pm
  • Friday, February 14th at 9:00am
  • Tuesday, February 25th at 4:00pm
  • Friday, March 7th at 9:00am
  • Wednesday, March 19th at 1:00pm
  • Friday, March 28th at 1:00pm

Dr. Stephanie Eymann, DNP, RN, Dean of Nursing and Allied Health, 815-599-3439
Alicia Kepner, Nursing and Allied Health Coordinator, 815-599-3657

Program Options: Choose between a certificate or
associate degree in Medical Assisting.

Accreditation: Certificate programs accredited by CAAHEP.

Medical Assistant Program Statistics

Personalized Attention: Benefit from small class sizes
for individualized support.

Certification: Earn your nationally recognized CMA
(AAMA)
certification.

Flexible Schedule: Classes meet just two days
week
, allowing you to balance life and education.

Hands-On Learning: Gain practical experience
through lectures, labs, and clinical practice.

Additional Opportunities: Explore apprenticeship
and scholarship opportunities throughout your
program.