Allen School Healthcare Training Blog

Hands on learning is crucial in a Medical Assistant program for several reasons: Skill Development:  Medical assisting involves a wide range of clinical and administrative tasks that require practical skills. Hands on learning allows students to practice and develop these skills in a controlled environment. For example, students can learn how to take accurate vital […] Read More

Learning phlebotomy as part of a Medical Assistant program can be highly beneficial for your career for several reasons: ·     Expanded Job Opportunities: Phlebotomy skills are highly sought after in the healthcare industry. By learning phlebotomy, you enhance your skill set and become a more versatile Medical Assistant, thus making you eligible for a wider […] Read More

Starting a medical program in the summer can be an exciting and challenging experience, so here are a few tips to help get you started: Research The Program.  Before you begin, make sure you have a clear understanding of the program requirements, curriculum, and any prerequisites.  This will help you prepare and know what to […] Read More

Medical Assistants are the true backbone of modern healthcare. An MA will perform a wide range of duties from taking patient histories, to scheduling appointments and entering data into computers. They handle the day-to-day operations that keep medical practice running smoothly and efficiently. But who is this figure dressed in scrubs? Why are Medical Assistants […] Read More

We’ve all seen those healthcare job ads that require experience for a Medical Assistant job, but how can they expect you to have experience? Internships! They are the answer. Internships are often steppingstones to a first job, providing valuable experience, training, and confidence. Who Internships Benefit Most The main goal of any internship is to […] Read More

Medical Assistants are held to a higher standard of professionalism than employees in other industries. The way a Medical Assistant approaches their job and interacts with patients is critical to the success of the physician’s practice, hospitals, outpatient clinics and other healthcare facilities. Patients expect professional behavior and put trust and confidence in those who […] Read More