Medical Assistant Degrees
Physicians and dentists generally work in an environment where their services are in demand and providing those services in an efficient and timely manner requires the aid of capable assistants. Medical assistants perform a variety of tasks including answering phones, keeping records, scheduling patients, preparing patients for treatment, arranging medical instruments and materials and assisting while the physician or dentist treats patients.
Select a medical assistant degree
Filter school results
|
Westwood College (1)
|
|
Argosy University (1)
|
|
Institute of Business and Medical Careers (1)
|
|
YTI Career Institute (2)
|
|
West Virginia Junior College (2)
|
|
The Academy of Court Reporting (1)
|
|
IntelliTec Medical Institute (3)
|
|
EastWick College (5)
|
|
Miller Motte Technical College (1)
|
|
South Texas Vocational Training Institute (3)
|
|
McCann School of Business and Technology (2)
|
|
Elmira Business Institute (3)
|
|
AmeriTech College (1)
|
|
Pennsylvania Institute of Health and Technology (1)
|
|
FOX - Connecticut (1)
|
|
ATI (2)
|
|
California College of San Diego (1)
|
|
Stevens-Henager College (1)
|
|
Miami-Jacobs Career College (1)
|
|
Dover Business College (2)
|
|
Kaplan College (10)
|
|
Kaplan Career Institute (9)
|
|
Bauder College (2)
|
|
Kaplan University Ground (3)
|
|
TESST College of Technology (1)
|
|
Hesser College (1)
|
|
CHI Institute (1)
|
|
Illinois School of Health Careers (1)
|
|
Southern Careers Institute (1)
|
|
Andover College (1)
|
|
Ohio Institute of Photography and Technology (1)
|
|
Thompson Institute (1)
|
|
Lamson College (1)
|
Career Outlook
Medical assistant jobs for both physician and dental assistants are expected to grow much faster than the average for all occupations over the next few years.
