The Medical
Assistant Program
Anatomy & Physiology, including Medical Terminology
– I and II Includes:
understanding the different body
systems and how they work in sickness and in
health
and how words used in the practice of medicine are derived.
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Examination Room Procedures – I
and II
Includes: gaining proficiency in routine clinical
medical
assisting skills such
as vital signs, first aid, pharmacology,
X-Ray techniques, sterilization
techniques,
and assisting
in minor surgery.![]()
Electrocardiography (EKG)
Includes: proper techniques for performing
electrocardiographs and care of an
EKG machine.![]()
Laboratory Techniques
Includes: phlebotomy techniques and routine
laboratory tests in hematology, urinalysis
and basic
blood chemistry.![]()
Keyboarding
Includes: mastery of the keyboard and basic document
production and formatting
skills, including medical
forms, reports and correspondence.![]()
Word Processing
Includes: functional skill development and
production using Microsoft Word 2000.![]()
Medical Billing
Includes: ICD-9 and CPT-4 coding, medical insurance
forms and billing procedures;
using MediSoft for
maintaining patient information and CodeMaster for
automated
coding of diseases and procedures.![]()
Medical Office Management
Includes: medical law and ethics, medical records,
effective communication, appointment
scheduling
and financial management.![]()
Supervised Clinical Internship
Includes: working under the direct supervision of a
physician, clinical supervisor,
or office manager to
gain hands-on experience.
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Long Island City, NY 11101-2327 718-793-2330 • Fax: 718-793-0619 |
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School for Medical & Dental Assistants
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