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Training that allows you to earn your living by helping others. Welcome to the Daytona College Medical Assisting Associate of Occupational Studies Degree Hybrid program.
At Daytona College, You will Get
You don’t have to be on campus every day to pursue a career as a medical assistant. Daytona College’s Medical Assisting Associate of Occupational Studies Degree Hybrid Program is the perfect solution to a busy schedule and the desire to get your medical assistant training.
Hospitals, clinics, private practices and many other medical facilities depend on skilled medical assistants every single day to deliver essential administrative support and quality clinical care to patients. You’ll have the opportunity to gain valuable hands-on experience in real-world settings during externships in actual medical facilities.
The Daytona College Associate of Occupational Studies Degree Medical Assisting Hybrid Program is designed to help students acquire important skills that include:
Daytona College Medical Assisting Diploma graduates are eligible to transfer into the Medical Assisting Associate of Occupational Studies Degree program.
Graduates of the Medical Assisting Associate of Occupational Studies Degree program may work in:
Physicians’ Offices
Hospital systems
Emergency Care Offices
Clinics
Nursing Homes
Schools
Government Agencies
Program graduates qualify for the Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) certification exam, offered through the American Medical Technologists Association as well as the EKG Technician Certification (CET) and the Phlebotomy Technician Certification (CPT) exams through the National Healthcare Association.
Translation? More certifications could open the door to even more career opportunities. At Daytona College, we’re committed to helping you achieve your goals for a successful future as a medical assistant.
Whether you’re just starting to think about a career or looking to change your current work situation, Daytona College offers a focused career education to get you trained and ready to start a new career.
A: The goal of the Medical Assisting Associate of Occupational Studies Degree Hybrid program at Daytona College is to prepare you for a career by providing the essential skills needed to deliver both administrative support and quality clinical care to patients.
A: The Medical Assisting Degree Hybrid program at Daytona College is designed to help students acquire a wide range of important skills, including:
A: The Medical Assisting Associate of Occupational Studies Degree Hybrid program is 70 Weeks.
A: Yes. The Medical Assisting Degree Hybrid program at Daytona College includes externships in actual medical facilities, allowing you to gain valuable hands-on experience in real-world settings. It’s a 160-hour externship that must be completed before graduation.
A: The main differences are the credentials earned, the program length, and the curriculum depth. The Degree is the Associate of Occupational Studies, which is longer (70 Weeks) and includes broader coursework like Psychology. The Diploma is a shorter, foundational credential focusing on core skills.
A: Graduates of the Medical Assisting Degree Hybrid program at Daytona College are prepared for entry-level roles in Physicians’ Offices, Emergency Care Centers, and Clinics.
A: Daytona College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC). Daytona College is a member of the Florida State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement (FL-SARA), which facilitates the delivery of distance education by Florida institutions. FL SARA ensures consistent consumer protection practices for students engaged in distance learning activities. The Daytona College Medical Assisting program is recognized by the American Medical Technologists (AMT) and students will qualify for the Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) certification examination upon graduating from our Medical Assisting program.
A: Daytona College prospective students must start by completing an online Request Information form. An Admissions Representative will then contact you to discuss your career goals and the enrollment process.
A: Daytona College participates in various financial aid programs for those who qualify, including Federal Pell Grants, student loans, and veteran benefits. Students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine eligibility.
A: Yes. The Daytona College Admissions Team encourages prospective students to schedule a one-on-one tour of the campus facilities, classrooms, and labs.
Founded in 1996, Daytona College’s curriculum is geared to the needs of employers who have hired our graduates, and we use methods that encourage you to develop not only your skills, but also your professional image. Our objective is to offer you the education that prepares you for a new career.