Allen School Healthcare Training Blog

A clinical internship in a medical assistant program offers invaluable hands-on experience that bridges the gap between classroom learning and real-world medical practice. This immersive opportunity allows medical assistant students to apply their knowledge and skills in a clinical setting. The Allen School of Health Sciences includes a 275-hour internship as part of our student’s […] Read More

Continuing education is essential for medical assistants for several reasons, contributing significantly to their professional development and the quality of care they provide. Here are some key points highlighting the importance of continuing education for medical assistants: Staying Current with Industry Standards: Healthcare is a rapidly evolving field with modern technologies, treatments, and regulations emerging […] Read More

Navigating your first job as a medical assistant can be both exciting and challenging. Here are some tips to help you successfully transition into your new role: 1. Embrace a Positive Attitude: Approach your new position with enthusiasm and a willingness to learn. A positive attitude can help you build strong relationships with colleagues and […] Read More

Medical assistants often express an appreciation for their jobs for several reasons, making it a fulfilling career choice. We have listed some of the reasons why medical assistants love what they do: 1. Patient Interaction: Medical assistants play a pivotal role in patient care. They interact with patients daily, building relationships and providing comfort, which […] Read More

High School graduating seniors have a lot of choices to make once they graduate. Will they attend a traditional college, trade school, or go directly into the workforce? If we are undecided, or have an interest in a healthcare career, a medical assistant program can be a great fit for graduating high school seniors for […] Read More

There are several compelling reasons why high school graduates might choose a medical assistant program over traditional college experience. Here are some key points to consider: Shorter Program Duration: Medical assistant programs generally take less time to complete than traditional four-year college degrees. Many programs offer certificates or diplomas that can be earned in 1-2 […] Read More