Medical assistants play a crucial role in healthcare settings. Their responsibilities typically include:

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Administrative Duties:

• Scheduling appointments and managing medical records

• Billing, coding, and handling phone communications

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Clinical Duties:

• Taking vital signs and assisting with medical examinations

• Collecting specimens, performing EKGs, and preparing patients

• Sterilizing instruments and administering medications (depending on state regulations)

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Patient Education:

• Explaining treatments and medications

• Providing guidance on diet, exercise, and healthy habits

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Office Support:

• Managing inventory and supplies

• Ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations

1. Educational Background:

2. Copy of diploma in a healthcare-related field (no translation required)

3. Academic transcripts if studies were not completed

4. Valid Identification:

5. Passport, driver’s license, or valid government-issued ID

6. Professional Profile:

7. Resume (CV or professional work history)

8. Additional Documents:

9. Any additional certificates or supporting documents (optional)

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• The program offers two modalities: online and in-person.

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• In the online format, students access digital materials and complete a supervised final exam.

• In the in-person format, students attend classes at our centers from Monday to Thursday, 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, in a cyclical schedule.

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• Upon completion, students receive their continuing education registration and an SSF Educational System certificate (for those who attended in-person classes), along with guidance on their next professional steps.

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