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How Allen School Helps Adult Learners Balance Family, Work, and School

Support for Adult Learners: Balancing Family, Work, and School Pursuing a new career while juggling work and family responsibilities can feel overwhelming, but with the right support, it’s entirely possible to achieve your educational goals. Many adults considering a healthcare career worry about how they’ll manage everything at once. That’s why the Allen School of Health Sciences is committed to providing support for adult learners in medical assistant programs, ensuring students have the resources, flexibility, and guidance they need to succeed. Challenges Adult Learners Face Returning...

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Financial Aid for Medical Assistant Students

Financial Aid for Medical Assistant Students Pursuing a career in healthcare is an exciting step, but for many students, the cost of education can be a real concern. At the Allen School of Health Sciences in Phoenix, we understand the financial challenges that may come with returning to school or starting a new journey. That’s why we’re committed to helping students explore financial aid options that can make medical assistant training more affordable. Understanding the Costs of Medical Assistant Training Before you choose a program, it’s important to understand what goes into the total...

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Why Should High School Graduates Choose a Medical Assistant Program Over Traditional College?

There are several compelling reasons why high school graduates might choose a medical assistant program over a 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 years, allowing graduates to enter the workforce more quickly. Students at the Allen School of Health Sciences can graduate from our medical assistant program in less than a year. Direct Path to Employment: Medical...

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What are the Essential Skills of a Medical Assistant:

Medical assistant students learn a variety of essential skills that prepare them for the diverse responsibilities they will encounter in healthcare settings. Here are some of the key skills they acquire: Clinical Skills: Patient Assessment: Taking and recording patient histories, measuring vital signs (blood pressure, pulse, temperature), and performing basic physical assessments. Assisting with Examinations: Preparing patients for exams, assisting physicians during exams, and understanding examination techniques. Administering Medications: Knowledge of medication administration...

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