Registered Medical Assistant

Program Overview

Due to the nature of our curriculum GICS RMA program prepares learners to offer optimal Medical Assistance in a variety of clinical settings under the supervision of the Medical Doctor or Surgeon.

Program Outline

Program Content

Vocational Adjustment
Bible studies
Anatomy & Physiology
Medical Terminology
Medical Law
Medical Ethics
Human Relations
Administrative Medical Assisting
Clinical Pharmacology
Patient Education
Clinical Medical Assisting
Medication Administration
Laboratory
Phlebotomy
First Aid & Emergency Response
BLS
ECG seminar
American Medical Technologist Exam Review

Laboratory Session & Internship

Students gain practical skills during internship at various Medical Facilities for a minimum of three months. NB. Some clinical days may fall on weekends, for evening students.

Start Dates

Admission Requirements

Program Schedule

Tuition, Additional Fees & Materials

Tuition Cost

Please contact us for Tuition Costs.

Additional Fees

Mandatory Course Materials

Career Benefits

Benefits

Higher income potential through promotion.
Gain a professional qualification and marketable skills
Qualify for the international market (work internationally as a Registered Medical Assistant)

Career Opportunities

Doctors offices, Surgical Centers/Medical Centers, hospitals

Qualification

GICS Medical Assisting Diploma (In order to receive this diploma a passing grade in the AMT RMA exam is required)
Eligible for the American Medical Technologists Registered Phlebotomy Technician Certification (Conditions apply)

Graduation Requirements

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