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MEDICAL ASSISTING

MEDICAL ASSISTING

The Medical Assisting program is a great way to enter the healthcare industry. At Central Coast College, we offer a choice of 3 different schedules – morning, afternoon and evening. And you can get trained in 3-4 hours a day and complete your program in less than a year.

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If you are looking for a new career that offers stability, flexibility, and the chance to help people every day, a career as a Medical Assistant could be a great choice for you!

With training from Central Coast College, you can get the training you need for this rewarding healthcare career in as few as 46 weeks!


At Central Coast College, our Medical Assistant program is designed to prepare students to work in essential positions in the field of healthcare. Medical Assistants are critical allied healthcare workers, performing important administrative and clinical duties in the offices of doctors, medical clinics, and hospitals.

Our 46-week program provides students with intensive training emphasizing medical terminology, anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology; diagnostic and treatment procedures, and medical office procedures and insurance billing. Students also receive real-world on-the-job experience through an Externship.


In the Medical Assistant program, you’ll learn:

  • Medical Terminology
  • Medical Office Procedures
  • Medical Records Keeping and Electronic Medical Records
  • Patient Vital Signs
  • Venipuncture and Injections
  • Use of Laboratory equipment, including centrifuges and autoclaves
  • Use of Electrocardiogram (EKG) equipment

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Graduates receive a Certificate of Completion and are prepared for careers in positions that may include:

  • Medical Assistant
  • Medical Records and Health Information Technician
  • Medical Secretary
  • Reception and Information Clerk

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Give us a call today at (831) 424-6767 to ask questions. Walk-ins are always welcome. Stop by for a campus tour and to find out more about your new career.