Fort Collins Medical Assisting Program

Clinical Medical Assisting Diploma

As a Medical Assistant, you’ll have your finger on the pulse of the medical field. Medical Assistants are multi-skilled health professionals who assist physicians in performing a broad range of administrative and clinical duties. The many different roles in this profession assure a fast-moving and challenging career where you’re helping and caring for others.

Clinical Medical Assisting Degree

Associates of Occupational Studies Degree

IBMC’s Medical Assisting degree program delivers all the training from the diploma program with additional general education and management skills. The degree program will prepare students for their entry level Medical Assisting career and give them skills to prepare them with their long-term trajectory in the Medical Assisting field.

Fort Collins Medical Assisting Program

EARN YOUR CLINICAL MEDICAL ASSISTING DIPLOMA

IBMC offers a 12-month Medical Assisting Diploma program at our Fort Collins, Colorado campus.

  • Accredited program
  • Modern medical training facilities
  • Hands-on learning
  • Day and evening classes available

As a Medical Assisting student at IBMC College, you will learn through hands-on instruction by industry-trained instructors, attending lecture classes, and participating in medical clinical labs.

The emphasis is on clinical skills including instruction in medical terminology, medical office procedures, medical clinical procedures, as well as basic anatomy and physiology, and pharmacology.

You will enjoy working with other students in labs while learning the skills you need for your new career such as: taking vitals, injections, preparation of lab specimens, equipment sterilization, dressing changes, suture removal, casting, and EKGs.

We’re focused on career training — not just general education — so you will be job ready and can apply these practical skills you learn to your new career immediately upon graduation.

In addition to receiving your diploma, your course work will also provide you the opportunity to test for the following certifications:

  • Nationally Certified Medical Assistant (NCMA)
  • Basic Life Support (BLS)
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DEGREE OR DIPLOMA — WHICH ONE IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

DIPLOMA PROGRAM: The essential Medical Assisting training content is delivered in the diploma program. This prepares students for entry level Medical Assisting careers.

DEGREE PROGRAM: The Clinical Medical Assisting Degree program offers more extensive education skills in psychology, mathematics and communications as well as management skills in customer service, leadership ethics and human resources.

Advanced degree classes help students have marketable skills that give them a positive employer outlook for career advancement.

¹ IBMC College’s Clinical Medical Assisting Diploma program may be completed in as little as 12-months.
² As prescribed, IBMC’s Clinical Medical Assisting (Associates in Occupational Studies) program can be completed in 19 months.

CHECK OUT AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES AS A MEDICAL ASSISTANT IN THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY!

The need for trained medical professionals is only growing!⁴ You can be part of this growing field, just follow these simple steps:

Check out the available opportunities in your area to see what you could be doing as a Medical Assistant after completing your training program.

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Then contact your local campus to see when you can start your training as a Medical Assistant.

⁴ U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook: Medical Assistants

WHAT TO EXPECT AS A STUDENT

As a Medical Assisting student at IBMC College, you will learn through 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 is on clinical skills including instruction in medical terminology, medical office procedures, medical clinical procedures, as well as basic anatomy and physiology, and pharmacology. You’ll be working with other students in labs while learning the skills you need for your new career such as: taking vitals, injections, preparation of lab specimens, equipment sterilization, dressing changes, suture removal, casting, and EKGs.

You will also have the opportunity to test for the following certifications:

  • Nationally Certified Medical Assistant (NCMA)
  • Nationally Registered Phlebotomy Technician
  • Basic Life Support (BLS)

IS MEDICAL ASSISTING RIGHT FOR YOU?

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CLINICAL MEDICAL ASSISTING DIPLOMA PROGRAM DETAILS

Overview:
  • 63 credit hours (18 classes)
  • 12 months¹
  • Train at the Fort Collins, Greeley or Longmont campus
Courses:
  • Pharmacology
  • Laboratory Techniques
  • Clinical Assisting: Minor Surgery & Health Promotion
  • Medical Terminology & Anatomy Basics I & II

Schedule a Campus Visit to learn about all the classes in the program.

Program Kit⁵ includes:
  • Voucher for 2 sets of Cherokee WorkWear scrubs (pants and tops)
  • Voucher for 1 Cherokee lab coat
  • Stethoscope Kit
  • Blood Pressure Cuff
  • Basic Life Support Certification
Locations & Schedules:

IBMC College’s Medical Assisting Diploma program is offered day and night at all three campus locations in northern Colorado. 25% of the program is offered online, providing flexible schedules to fit your education goals into your lifestyle.

We’re committed to offering training that will allow you to start your new career quickly. We have class starts for our Medical Assisting program every 5 weeks — because when you’re ready to change your life, there’s no reason to wait.

Tuition and Fees:

The full tuition cost depends on the program you choose, military status, and financial aid you may qualify for. Get the details on your specific program and personal needs.

⁵ Program kit is not included in your tuition. IBMC College’s Clinical Medical Assisting (Associates of Occupational Studies Degree) program Kit is required to buy and costs $1,050. This includes immunizations and certification fees.

CLINICAL MEDICAL ASSISTING DEGREE PROGRAM DETAILS

Overview:
  • 90 credit hours (26 classes)
  • 19 months²
  • Train at the Fort Collins, Greeley or Longmont campus
Courses:
  • Pharmacology
  • Laboratory Techniques
  • Clinical Assisting: Minor Surgery & Health Promotion
  • Medical Terminology & Anatomy Basics I & II
  • Office and Management Techniques
  • Business and Customer Service

Schedule a Campus Visit to learn about all the classes in the program.

Program Kit⁵ includes:
  • Voucher for 2 sets of Cherokee WorkWear scrubs (pants and tops)
  • Voucher for 1 Cherokee lab coat
  • Stethoscope Kit
  • Blood Pressure Cuff
  • Basic Life Support Certification
Locations & Schedules:

IBMC College’s Clinical Medical Assisting (Associates of Occupational Studies Degree) program is offered day and night at all three campus locations in northern Colorado, making it easy for you to fit your education goals into your schedule and lifestyle.

We have class starts for our Medical Assisting program every 5 weeks — so, there’s no reason to wait.

Tuition and Fees:

The full tuition cost depends on the program you choose, military status, and financial aid you may qualify for. Get the details on your specific program and personal needs.

⁵ Program kit is not included in your tuition. IBMC College’s Clinical Medical Assisting degree’s program kit is required to buy and costs $1,050. This includes immunizations and certification fees. (Program kit prices may vary and will be determined during enrollment.)

IBMC College Locations

IBMC has 3 accredited campus locations in Northern Colorado. Each of our campuses provides a unique learning experience, helping you become a career-ready professional. Explore your career options today!

Fort Collins

Greeley Campus

Longmont Campus

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EXTERNSHIPS & CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Externships
Students will complete a 5-week externship at the end of their program. An externship is your opportunity to use your learned skills while working in a medical office, clinic, lab, hospital or other healthcare setting as a part of your training at IBMC College.

Similar to an internship, you’ll be treated as a regular employee of the company, and your employer will evaluate your work for college credit. That means you’ll be able to put industry work experience on your resume—before you even graduate. Often, IBMC College students are even hired on as full-time employees after completing their externships.

Career Opportunities
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the occupation of Medical Assistants is projected to grow much faster than the average of all occupations through 2026 — an employment increase of 29%.**

There are dozens of healthcare positions in which Medical Assistants are able to find work. Each position offers a fast-moving, fulfilling career where you can grow. IBMC graduates and those with similar training have found employment by/as:

Receptionist
Medical Records
Hospitals
Insurance Companies
Physician’s Practice
Pediatric Clinic
Healthcare Offices
Medical Secretary
Clinical Assistant
Surgery Scheduler
Lab Technician

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