Medical Administrative Assistant (NHA CMAA)
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- $2,800.00
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- $2,800.00
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A Medical Administrative Assistant works in a variety of healthcare settings—including hospitals, clinics, and medical offices—supporting daily operations through patient intake, scheduling, documentation, and administrative services.
This program is designed to build practical medical administrative skills and prepare students for the NHA CMAA national certification.
* Certification Issuing Organization: National Healthcareer Association (NHA)
Key Responsibilities
- Answer phones and schedule patient appointments
- Register patients and manage basic Electronic Health Records (EHR)
- Maintain patient information and administrative records
- Prepare office documents and perform data entry
- Support front office operations, patient communication, and healthcare workflow
Program Information
- Total Program Hours: 200 hours
- Program Length: 12–14 weeks
- Delivery Format: 100% online
- Core Topics: Medical terminology, anatomy & physiology, healthcare systems, office procedures, basic electronic medical records, communication, and professionalism
- Practice Exams: Six full-length practice exams provided for certification exam preparation
* Korean summary study materials are provided to support learning comprehension
* Textbooks are provided at no cost. $12 shipping fee applies if books are mailed. Students near Carrollton, Texas may pick up their books at the school free of charge.
Tuition Information
- Total Tuition: $2,800
- Tuition includes online coursework, learning materials, textbooks, and six full-length practice exams.
- $50 registration fee / AHA BLS (CPR) certification $95 / Certification exam fee not included
Certification Exam
- Six full-length practice exams provided
- Upon successful completion of the program, students are eligible to take the NHA CMAA (Certified Medical Administrative Assistant) certification exam.
- The exam evaluates medical office operations, patient communication, scheduling, documentation, healthcare workflow, compliance, and professionalism.
Admission Requirements (Summary)
- Must be at least 18 years of age, or have parental/guardian consent if under 18
- Government-issued photo identification or passport
- High school diploma, GED, or equivalent documentation
- BLS (CPR) certification must be submitted prior to program completion
Admission Process
To enroll, students must complete the application form and pay the registration fee.
Enrollment will be processed only after both steps are completed.
※ After the registration fee payment is confirmed, our admissions team will contact you with next-step instructions.
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After completing the registration process, our student support team will contact you to confirm your lab schedule.
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