IBMC College Offers Evening Medical Assistant Courses in Colorado
Keep Your Day Job… Train at Night!
Have you ever dreamed of pursuing a healthcare career? Now you can get the training you need to pursue your dream, without quitting your day job – IBMC College’s Medical Assistant programs offer evening courses! The evening courses make MA training accessible even to busy and working students in Longmont, Greeley, and Fort Collins, Colorado. With IBMC College’s Medical Assisting program, you can keep your day job and get the training you need for your Medical Assisting career at night!
IBMC College Offers Medical Assistant Training at Night
At IBMC College, it is our goal to make our training programs as achievable as possible for our students. We know our students are busy people – many juggle their education and training with family responsibilities, part-time, and even full-time jobs. By offering evening courses for our Medical Assistant program, we hope to make the program even more accessible to our students.
When are IBMC College’s PM Courses for Medical Assistant Training?
At our Longmont, Greeley, and Fort Collins campuses, the evening courses are offered Monday through Thursday, between the hours of 6 pm and 10 pm. These hours are designed to empower students to complete the program while still maintaining their current jobs.
What Kinds of Medical Assisting Programs Does IBMC College Offer?
IBMC offers two Medical Assisting programs, a diploma program and an Associate Degree program. The Clinical Medical Assisting Diploma program provides the essential training needed for entry level Medical Assisting careers, and can be completed in as few as 12 months.
The Medical Assisting Associates of Occupational Studies (AOS) Degree program provides these essential skills, plus more extensive education in psychology, mathematics, and communications as well as management skills in customer service, leadership ethics, and human resources. These advanced degree classes provide graduates with marketable skills that give them an edge when seeking employment. The Medical Assisting AOS Degree program can be completed in as few as 19 months.
What Will I Learn in IBMC College’s Medical Assisting Program?
At IBMC College, all students receive hands-on instruction by industry-trained instructors, attending lecture classes, and participating in medical clinical labs in small classes with plenty of one-on-one with your instructor. The emphasis of the program is on clinical skills, including instruction in medical terminology, medical office procedures, medical clinical procedures, as well as basic anatomy and physiology, and pharmacology. Learning alongside other students in labs, you will learn how to:
- Take vitals
- Deliver injections
- Prepare lab specimens
- Sterilize medical equipment
- Change dressings
- Remove sutures and casting
- Take EKGs
Will IBMC College’s Medical Assisting Program Prepare Me for Professional MA Certifications?
As a student in IBMC College’s Clinical Medical Assisting program, you will be prepared for and have the opportunity to test for the following certifications:
- Registered Medical Assistant (RMA)
- Basic Life Support (BLS)
Ready to Turn Your Healthcare Career Dreams into Reality, with Evening Classes from IBMC College?
If you are ready to make your dream of becoming a Medical Assistant a reality, IBMC College has the program for you! IBMC College’s Clinical Medical Assisting program provides you with the hands-on, technical skills training and professional instruction you need to enter this career path. With evening courses between 6 and 10 pm on Monday through Thursday, the Medical Assisting program is accessible even to busy students like you! Get the training you need to launch your new career without quitting your current job, with IBMC College! Call us at (970) 223-2669 or click here to get started today!
