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​CLINIC​AL SKILLS TRAINI​NG CENTER 

2459 Roosevelt Highway C-9

College Park, Georgia 30337

​404* 766*9093  ​

Email: [email protected]


 Medical Assisting Program                    $4250.00                        20 weeks                 

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday                     

Morning Classes: 9am-noon      Evening Classes: 5:30pm-8:30pm 

Follow instructions on orientation page for enrolling in programs

CSTC Installment Note & Disclosure Statement

   CLICK HERE!   Medical Assisting Complete  click on enrollment Agreement icon!    

Enrollme​nt Agreement       (payment plan on the bottom of this page)

  • Orientation dates: 12/28/2023 Class start dates: Jan 1/2/2023 - 5/18/2023
  •                                1/25/2023                               Feb 1/30/2023 - 6/15/2023
  •                                 3/1/2023                                Mar 3/6/2023 - 7/20/2023
  •                                 3/29/2023                              Apr 4/4/2023 - 8/17/2023
  •                                 4/26/2023                              May 5/1/2023 - 9/21/2023
  •                                 5/31/2023                              Jun  6/6/2023 - 10/26/2023
  •                                 6/28/2023                               Jul 7/3/2023 - 11/23/2023
  •                                 7/26/2023                               Aug 7/31/2023 - 1/4/2024
  •                                 8/23/2023                               Sep 9/5/2023  -   2/1/2024
  •                                 9/27/2023                               Oct 10/2/2023 -  2/29/2024
  •                                10/25/2023                              Nov10/30/2023 - 3/14/2024
  • NO DECEMBER ENROLLMENT 2023

Medical Assisting Program Objectives


Upon completion of the objectives, the student will meet the requirements for a certificate as a Medical Assistant and will be prepared to do the following:

  • Perform administrative duties to include: answer telephones, greet patients, update and file patient medical records, fill out insurance forms, handle correspondence, schedule appointments, arrange for hospital admissions, laboratory services admissions, and handle basic bookkeeping.
  • Apply basic knowledge of medical assisting process and concepts of health and illness when implementing medical care.
  • Perform clinical duties to include: take patient medical history, vital signs, explain treatments, prepare patients for examinations, assist during an examination, collect lab specimens, basic lab testing, dispose of contaminated supplies, sterilize medical instruments, prepare and administer medications, authorize drug refills as directed, prepare patients for x-ray, take electrocardiograms, remove sutures and change dressings.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of Medical Assisting code of ethics and basic skills in applying ethical/legal principles in the delivery of care.
  • Assume responsibility for continued career development as related to expanding knowledge based on a changing health care system. 

Program Outcomes

Clinical Skills Training Center’s Medical Assisting Program uses the following criteria as outcome measures of the effectiveness of the program.

  • Sixty (60) percent of those entering the medical assisting certificate program will graduate from the program. (MAERB retention is based on successful completion)
  • Sixty (60) percent of graduates will find positive placement in employment as a medical assistant or in a related field.
  • One hundred (100) percent of all certificate graduates will sit for the Certified Medical Assistant Examination [CMA(NHA)] offered by the National Health Career Association.
  • Sixty (60) percent of all graduates will become credentialed as a CMA (AAMA). (*indicates years not included in aggregate)
  • Eighty (80) percent of graduate survey responders will “Strongly Agree” or “Agree” when asked to rate the overall quality of their preparation as a medical assistant.
  • Eighty (80) percent of employers will “Strongly Agree” or “Agree” when asked “Overall, this graduate is a well-prepared employee?”

Ninety (90) percent of students completing the program will Strongly Agree or Agree that the overall quality of the resources supporting the program are adequate.

The objective of the medical assisting program is to provide graduates with the skills and knowledge that will enable them to qualify for entry-level positions as medical assistants. phlebotomist, EKG technicians and office managers, Since MA's are "crossed-trained" in a number of clinical procedures, they are capable of filling a variety of entry- level positions currently in large demand though out the healthcare industry. The program is designed to prepare the students to assist physicians and nurse practitioners. They are responsible for medical and surgical asepsis, recording vital signs, EKG's , administering medications, laboratory functions , administrative procedures including insurance verification and knowledge of procedure and diagnosis codes for billing, ordering of supplies , scheduling appointments and preforms all clinical duties expected of clinical medical assistant. Enrolled medical assisting students must download the CSTC catalog.

 Clinical Program Courses include:

* Medical terminology, identify and understand the basic structure, functions and interaction of each body system.

* Law and ethics within healthcare field.

* Learn the pathway from patient contact through the diagnosis treatment, follow-up and financial aspects of medical care.

* Basic computer skills

* Hematology/ Lab assisting including Phlebotomy,

* Special Procedures

EKG

* Injections

* Vital Signs

* CPR

* Point of care testing

* HIPPA

* OSHA

Administrative front office procedures include:

This course is designed to provide the students with an overall understanding and introduction to the field of healthcare, particularly as it relates to the multi-skilled administrative assistant. This course includes introduction to healthcare, infection control, safety and emergencies, legal and ethical factors, communication and interpersonal skills along with skills involved in hands on application preparing medical records., setting appointments, Discuss the pathway from the patient contact through the diagnosis , treatment, follow-up and financial aspects of standard medical care. Basic understanding of billing and coding principles as they relate to a physician's office, with demonstrating knowledge of ICD 10*, CPT basic coding procedures to include insurance verification, EOB's.

*Medical Terminology provides the student with an overall understanding of basic terminology principles, structures that are associated with building terminology words by using prefixes, suffixes, and root words. this course also includes basic anatomy & physiology principles that cover the body systems, their definitions, diseases and disorders to include diagnostic exams.



FEE SCHEDULE / Medical Assisting Program 20 weeks


( laptops are required for course materials) AND HEADPHONES


Students supplies include:   ( 1 set of scrubs, lab coat, face shield, name tag, B\P cuff, stethoscope bookbag and lab supplies.)

Materials supplies include but not limited to: ( Injections, EKG supplies, phlebotomy supplies, suturing materials, e-books and handouts.)


EXAM FEE IS NOT INCLUDED IN COURSE FEE www.nhanow.com


$4250+50=$4300.00 beginning payment $1250.00 + $ 389.00 = $1639.00 to start .


* plus $125.00 supply fee, $155.00 Materials fee, $109.00 BLS CRP 2 yr.  Total $389.00 supply & materials & BLS


weekly at $152.50 or Bi-weekly$305.00.

You can start with more and the payments will be calculated according to the amount.


(Some externship sites require back background, drug and shot records which are additional fees.)


Hands on first day of class !

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