From front office to back office and everything in between
The rewarding field of medical assisting is constantly evolving. You deserve a training program that meets the demands of the industry. Our 8-month program, affordable payment options, and comprehensive curriculum can help you earn the career you’ve always wanted!
A core component of a Medical Assistant’s responsibilities involves taking and reporting a patient’s vital signs to the medical care provider. From respiratory rate to blood pressure, you will learn the desired ranges of each sign and the causes and symptoms of abnormal readings.
Injection is a technique for delivering medicine to a person’s body using a needle and syringe. Although it is one of the most common healthcare procedures, the practice of injecting medicine requires special training and oversight. In our courses students will learn the important differences in needle size, route of administration, and angle of injection.
Blood analysis is an important diagnostic tool for medical care providers. The age and general health of the patient will determine the optimal method for drawing blood. In our courses students will learn the benefits and drawbacks of venipuncture with the needle and syringe, the evacuated tube system, and the winged infusion method.
Basic Life Support trains participants to recognize several life-threatening emergencies, give high-quality chest compressions, deliver appropriate ventilations, and provide early use of an automated external defibrillator.
In today’s medical industry, nearly all health conditions and medical services can be communicated through an appropriate code. Whether an ICD-10 or a CPT, it is important for the well-rounded Medical Assistant to learn the fundamental components of this critical reporting method.
As the first point of contact of the medical practice, patient registration clerks have a variety of responsibilities. From general customer service to collecting and inputting copays and deductibles, the clerk is largely responsible for ensuring a smooth flow of patients through the care delivery system.
Access to quality healthcare is a major concern in today’s healthcare environment. In our programs, students will learn the impact that different insurance programs, such as HMOs, PPOs, and state sponsored and federally programs, will have on a patient’s healthcare experience.
Founded in 2016, Montes HealthCare College brings a new approach to training and developing Medical Assistants!
For over 10 years, Doctors Juan and Alejandro Montes have wanted to start a formal vocational program to educate Medical Assistants. Frustrated by a lack of adequate Medical Assistants to employ in their own private practices, they sought out to develop a school that would produce Medical Assistants that doctors want to hire. With this objective in mind, they worked with experienced educators to create a curriculum that would instill the theory and concepts of Medical Assisting, train the practices of the profession, and nurture the professionalism that would be fitting of their own clinics.
Our goal is to promote a quality education and professional development to achieve gainful employment for all our students.
While the ultimate goal is to train and develop practicing Medical Assistants, we want to make your scholastic experience unforgettable. In our program, you’ll gain insights and concepts from leaders in healthcare and perfect hands on techniques in our clinical practicum. This foundation, supplemented by our professional development seminars, will foster well-rounded medical assistant prepared to meet the challenge of nearly any assignment.
