BRANFORD HALL CAREER INSTITUTE

Education at the Branford Hall Career Institute is hands on and practical. The programs are designed to prepare students for success after graduation, and includes an externship to insure that classroom material gets applied to practical experience. The Branford Hall Career Institute has developed a reputation as a leader in providing skills based training.


CEI

Career Education Institute (CEI) provides career-focused Healthcare and Computers training programs with industry experienced instructors. Get the skills for a rewarding in-demand career.


SALTER COLLEGE

Get a quality education that will prepare you for a better future at Salter College. We offer a supportive environment that fosters both academic excellence and social responsibility.


THE SALTER SCHOOL

Education at The Salter School is hands on and practical. The programs are designed to prepare students for success after graduation, and includes an externship to insure that classroom material gets applied to practical experience. The Salter School offers skills based training in technology and medical services.


SANFORD-BROWN INSTITUTE

Get everything you need for the medical career you want. Sanford-Brown Institute offers advanced programs that allow you to complete your certificate or degree program in as little as 9 months.


Massachusetts Medical Assistant Training

Medical Assistant Training in Massachusetts: This site provides information on Medical Assistant Training in Massachusetts which lets you pursue a career as a medical assistant. Information provided includes a directory of schools that offer medical assistant training in Massachusetts, along with forms to request additional information. Please see further below for a list of schools offering medical assistant training in Massachusetts.

Medical assistant training courses include accounting, anatomy, medical insurance processing, medical terminology, medical record keeping, medical transcription, physiology, and typing. In addition, medical assistant students typically get engaged in substantial clinical work. This clinical work includes training in lab techniques, diagnostic procedures, pharmaceutical principles, administration of medication, and first aid. Medical assistant training also may include office practices, patient relations, medical law, ethics, and internships in a hospital or other healthcare facility.

The job market for medical assistants is growing much faster than average, as an aging population and an increased demand for quality of care are increasing the demand for trained healthcare professionals. While a large portion of medical assistants today work in hospitals, job growth is being driven by the growth in group practices, clinics, and other healthcare facilities. Medical assistants are one of the fastest growing occupations overall.

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