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Medical assisting is a high demand profession, even in the current economy. You can usually acquire the necessary education at a local community college or vocational school. There has been an increase lately in private colleges or technical schools that offer medical assisting programs; they are usually more expensive than a public school, but the caveat is that they offer aggressive placement services. The education private schools offer is consistent with what is offered at a private instituion, but the waiting lists are typically shorter.
Some schools that offer medical assistant diploma programs include Keiser University, Dorsey Schools and the College of Health Care Professions which is an online program.
There are many companies, associations and "schools" that offer veterinary assisting programs. These are all voluntary and will change nothing that you can legally do in a veterinary practice. Some are worth the time and expense while others are not.
There are many schools that offer anesthesia nursing programs. Almost any school that includes a medical school like The Ohio State University offers an anesthesia nursing program.
There are many companies, associations and "schools" that offer veterinary assisting programs. These are all voluntary and will change nothing that you can legally do in a veterinary practice. Some are worth the time and expense while others are not.
Florence-Darlington Technical College, Greenville Technical College, Trident Technical College and many others offer respiratory technician training. Many of these also offer medical assisting training, dental assisting training, medical billing specialist training and more.
A number of schools offer medical assisting programs. Make sure yours is accredited. Once you find a program, go to the institution's website, or contact the program director to answer specific questions. Here are sample questions you might want to ask:
There are a number of school that offer medical transcription training online. This site has a lot of information and lists programs for your review: http://www.online-education.net/health/medical-transcriptionist.html
ATI Career Institute offers many different vocational and technical training courses of study. These include Dental Assisting, Medical Assisting, Massage Therapy, HVAC, Welding and numerous others.
there are some college such as. 1.Medical Billing and Coding Schools And Training Programs www.citytowninfo.com/employment/medical-records-technicians 2.Medical Records Course Descriptions and Training Information education-portal.com/medical_records_course.html
Many local and online schools offer courses for medical insurance billing. Check course offerings at your local community college. Larger technical schools such as Devry or Kaplan Career Institute have training programs.
Specific top-rated schools offer psychology programs as a course. The University of Phoneix and Capella University offer psychology programs a course.