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ECPI University’s Medical Assisting AAS program in Greensboro is designed for quick entry into the healthcare field. Students can earn their degree in just 15 months, combining online coursework, in-person labs, and a 5-week externship at a local healthcare facility.

The program trains students in both clinical and administrative tasks and prepares them for certifications like CMA, RMA, and EKG Technician. Online flexibility and accelerated scheduling make it ideal for those looking to fast-track their healthcare career.

Guilford Technical Community College offers a 68-credit Medical Assisting program that blends clinical, lab, and administrative training. Students can earn an associate degree and become eligible to sit for the CMA (AAMA) exam after five semesters of study.

The program is CAAHEP-accredited, with a strong certification exam pass rate and solid job placement outcomes. Courses begin each fall with limited spots, so applying early and meeting all admission requirements is important.

Greensboro College’s online Clinical Medical Assistant certificate can be completed in just 4–6 months. The course prepares students for the CCMA exam and teaches essential clinical skills like EKGs, lab procedures, and patient care.

This flexible, online program is designed for working adults and recent grads aiming to enter the healthcare field quickly. Students commit 15–20 hours a week and can choose a payment plan starting with a $500 deposit.

Piedmont Community College offers flexible Medical Assisting pathways including a certificate, diploma, and associate degree. Students gain hands-on skills in clinical, administrative, and lab settings, with a required externship to reinforce real-world experience.

The program is CAAHEP-accredited and prepares students for national certification exams. Graduates benefit from high job placement rates and strong employer satisfaction, making this a solid choice for those ready to enter the healthcare field.

North Carolina A&T’s Clinical Medical Assistant course is fully online, takes 4–6 months to complete, and costs $2,599. It preps students for real-world clinical tasks like EKGs, phlebotomy, and patient care, plus it includes optional externship placement.

Graduates are eligible to sit for two certification exams: the NHA CCMA and NWCA CMAC. With 24/7 access, mobile-ready content, and built-in learner support, the program is built for working adults or anyone looking to enter the medical field quickly and flexibly.

Alamance Community College’s Medical Assisting program offers diploma and A.A.S. degree options for students looking to enter the healthcare field. Students learn both clinical and administrative skills, including lab work, billing, and medication support.

The program is accredited by CAAHEP and prepares graduates to sit for the CMA (AAMA) or RMA (AMT) exams. Day and evening classes are available, with entry points throughout the year. Financial aid, scholarships, and payment plans help reduce the cost for eligible students.

South University’s online Medical Assisting Associate Degree prepares students for both clinical and administrative roles. The program includes 92 quarter credits and a required 160-hour clinical practicum to build real-world skills in patient care and medical office tasks.

With fully online classes and multiple start dates throughout the year, students can learn at a flexible pace. The program is designed for entry-level healthcare careers and leads to eligibility for national certification upon completion.