Clinical Medical Assistant Track

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What Will You Learn?

  • Connect administrative and clinical medical-assisting skills.
  • Use medical terminology throughout patient and workplace cases.
  • Apply clinical preparation, measurement, safety and documentation principles.
  • Practice with interactive activities and demonstrate learning through native quizzes and uploaded assignments.

Course Content

Intro to Allied Healthcare
Explore the administrative role, professional boundaries and care-team relationships. Practice clear handoffs and begin cumulative medical terminology retrieval.

  • 01:21
  • Education, Regulatory Agencies and Skill Competencies
  • Professional Attributes
  • Communication
  • Certification
  • Summary
  • Front-Office Foundations • Message Handoff Assignment
  • Front-Office Foundations • Scenario Knowledge Check
  • Professional Judgment • Workflow Check

History and Practice
Connect healthcare development and care settings to present-day administrative decisions, referrals and professional roles.

Medical Law & Ethics
Practice privacy, truthful documentation, patient rights and authorized incident reporting through realistic office cases.

Communication
Build clear, respectful messages, adapt to communication needs and confirm the actual owner and status of a handoff.

The Office Environment
Recognize office hazards, maintain accessible reception workflows and route safety concerns to the appropriate owner.

Telephone Techniques
Verify caller details, document accurate messages and use approved clinical and administrative routing processes.

Patient Reception
Prepare an accurate, respectful arrival experience through identity checks, registration verification and appropriate clinical handoffs.

Appointment Scheduling
Coordinate patient agreement, visit purpose, time blocks, resources and required prerequisites without unsupported promises.

Office Facilities, Equipment, and Supplies
Track stock, equipment status and service exceptions with evidence, authorized release and traceable follow-up.

Written Communication
Create accurate professional correspondence with clear meaning, respectful tone and verified release details.

Computers in the Medical Office
Use administrative systems thoughtfully, protect access and verify information before changing or releasing records.

The Medical Record
Maintain record provenance, filing accuracy, authorized corrections and secure release/disposition workflows.

Medical Insurance
Distinguish benefit verification, authorization, adjudication and payment; calculate classroom estimates only from supplied plan rules.

Diagnosis Coding
Support documentation and code-reference verification without inventing diagnoses or unsupported clinical detail.

Procedure Coding
Verify performed-service evidence, reference purpose, unit definitions and modifier support through authorized coding review.

Patient Billing and Collections
Reconcile payments and adjustments, verify patient responsibility and resolve billing concerns with respectful evidence-based follow-up.

Banking and Practice Finances
Reconcile payment channels, invoices and bank/book differences while preserving review controls and actual transaction status.

Medical Office Management
Prioritize work, confirm ownership, use approved policies and apply observable evidence to service and team improvement.

Medical Terminology Basics
Build the language of medicine through self-paced word-part retrieval, body-direction practice, specialty referrals and clear administrative messages. Revisit terminology throughout the program, then demonstrate understanding in the native language check and portfolio. Live attendance and peer replies are optional.

Administrative Foundations — Readiness Review

Clinical Foundations and Safe Patient Encounters

Anatomy & Physiology

Body Structure & Function

Integumentary System

Musculoskeletal System

Nervous & Special Senses

Cardiovascular System

Immune System

Respiratory System

Digestive System

Urinary System

Endocrine System

Pharmacology

Reproductive System

Infection Prevention and Clinical Safety

Vital Signs

Assisting with Physical Examinations

Medical Specialty Care

Reproductive Specialty Care

Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat

Medical Emergencies

Geriatrics

Pediatrics

Hematology

The Clinical Laboratory

Radiology and Diagnostic Testing

Electrocardiography

Pulmonary Function

Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation

Microbiology

Urinalysis

Administering Medications

Patient Education

Phlebotomy

Clinical Practice Portfolio and Transition

Final Readiness and Mock Examination

Certificate of completion

Document your completed LC learning. National certification is awarded separately.

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