Online Medical Programs   

The 33-week Allied Healthcare Professional Online Program promises to help you achieve your goal of starting your career in Allied Healthcare. Completion of the Allied Healthcare Professional Training prepares you with a variety of interesting classes like Human Anatomy, Physiology, Medical Terminology, Medical Office Procedures, Administration, Microsoft Office Series I, Billing, and Insurance Coding Essentials, Electronic Health Records, Pharmacy Technician Principles, and Practices, and more.
The Allied Healthcare Professional Online Classes feature 24/7 access to the curriculum including video and course content, program supplements, and all resources needed for independent study. You also get live one-on-one mentoring support offered at your convenience, Monday through Thursday from 8:30 am to 8:00 pm ET and Friday from 8:30 am-5 pm ET.

Allied Healthcare Professional Program promises expert video-based training led by a team of professionals as the main method of learning. Because online classes are self-paced, you will be able to learn according to your schedule following the suggested minimum number of chapters per week designed to aid you in completing your courses promptly.

As an Allied Healthcare Professional student, all training materials are yours for a full 12 months to help you with exam preparation, regardless of the length of your personalized program. When your program is complete, your registration costs are covered to sit for four Allied Healthcare Professional Certifications including Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA), Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist (CEHRS), Certified Billing and Coding Specialist (CBCS), and Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT). Exam Preparation Guides are provided.  NOTE:  Some certifications may require an externship prior to eligibility.

After passing the exam(s), you will be qualified for several allied healthcare positions where you will be in direct contact with patients, doctors, pharmacists, and other medical healthcare professionals. You will be called upon to perform crucial tasks in doctor’s offices, hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings who are depending on you and your expertise.

Graduates of the Allied Healthcare Professional Online Program have an undeniable edge in the marketplace. Not only will students receive cross-training in multiple disciplines, but they are uniquely qualified for a variety of in-demand and high-growth careers including Health and Medical Administrative Services, Medical Office Management and Administration, Health Information/Medical Records Administration/Administrator, and more.

Required Courses

PS1011  Professionalism in Allied Health - 2 Weeks

HI 1014  Introduction to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology - 6 Weeks

HI 1011  Medical Office Procedures and Administration - 6 Weeks

HI 1018  Electronic Health Records - 4 Weeks

MS 1000  Microsoft Office Basics - 

HI 1015  Insurance and Billing, and Coding Essentials - 6 Weeks

HI 1017  Pharmacy Technician Principles and Practices - 8 Weeks

Program Length:  33 Weeks

Requirements

• Web browser with an internet connection
• Course Registration
• Course Payment
• High School Diploma or GED
• Must be, at least, 18 years of age to take certification exams
• AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers and AHA Bloodborne Pathogens certifications.  Classes are held at WSCC campuses monthly.  Cost:  $80 for both certifications.

A Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) works in clinical settings under the supervision of Board-Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA) to provide treatment plans for patients like autistic children or developmentally disabled adults. The field is focused on science and human behavior and how to alleviate problematic behaviors in individuals. Behavior Technicians may also work in schools or home settings to assist patients in reducing problematic behaviors or learning daily living skills.  

In order to perform the tasks as a Registered Behavior Technician, required by a licensed Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), you are required to have Registered Behavior Technician training and certification as an RBT, through the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB). Under the close supervision of a licensed Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), a Registered Behavior Technician will conduct one-on-one sessions with patients and provide behavior-analytic services, as prescribed by their team of doctors.

As a Registered Behavioral Technician, you will go through a list of subjects written by a licensed BCBA-D (Doctorate) and BCBA in order to learn the material needed to test and pass the Behavior Analyst Certification Board RBT Certification exam. With the RBT program, you will learn a series of documentation and protocol rules and regulations that have to be adhered to, not only for thorough records but also according to the BACB guidelines and HIPAA regulations. Both of these are extremely important and this course is offered as part of the RBT training and should be understood prior to taking the BACB examination for the RBT certificate. 

This training program is based on the Registered Behavior Technician Task List (2nd ed.) and is designed to meet the 40-hour training requirement for RBT credentials. The program is offered independently of the BACB.

PLEASE NOTE: There are additional requirements (outside of training and examination) mandated by the BACB for those on the path to earning the RBT designation. Visit www.bacb. com/rbt for more information.

Required Courses

PS 1011  Professionalism in Allied Health - 2 weeks

HI 1014  Introduction to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology - 6 weels

HI 1011  Medical Office Procedures and Administration - 6 weeks

BT 3011  Registered Behavior Technician Training - 4 weeks

Requirements

• Web browser with an internet connection
• Course Registration
• Course payment
• High School Diploma or GED
• Must be, at least, 18 years of age to take certification exams
• AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers and AHA Bloodborne Pathogens certifications.  Classes are held at WSCC campuses monthly.  Cost:  $80

NOTE:  Some online program certifications may require an externship prior to exam eligibility. 

The online Health Unit Coordinator program prepares students to gain industry certification and to ultimately work within hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and other healthcare facilities. Our highly immersive program utilizes 12 unique eLearning components designed to keep students engaged, stimulated, and entertained throughout their training. The student learning experience is driven by recorded video lectures delivered by expert instructors, with simulations, video demonstrations, virtualized environments, and many other professionally-produced learning objects. Multiple assessments test the students' knowledge and understanding of the material contained in each lesson leading up to the comprehensive final exam for each course.

This certification program introduces students to the health care facility environment and the various procedures performed by a certified Health Unit Coordinator. The role of Unit Coordinator has expanded over the years as new technology has been introduced, legal and ethical standards have been tightened, and various supporting roles within the medical environment have evolved. Today's Health Unit Care Coordinator wears many hats but is often considered the "go-to" person for nurses, doctors, and other hospital staff. Top candidates should be able to set up charts, perform data entry, maintain patient records, manage facility communications, and monitor compliance with facility policy and confidential regulations.

Because graduates will be working in a healthcare facility, it is imperative that he/she be able to speak and understand the language of medicine and have a fundamental understanding of basic human anatomy and physiology. Health Unit Coordinators may also be asked to transcribe doctor's orders and update patient records. To address these job roles, students will complete a pre-requisite course covering these topics. A HUC will also be called upon to work within a patient's electronic health record (EHR) to perform audits, process release requests, and to perform a basic collection of patient demographic and insurance information. To address these tasks, this program contains a course covering Electronic Health Records.

Upon completion of this program, graduates will have met the training requirements to sit for the Certified Health Unit Coordinator (CHUC) examination, which is sponsored by the National Association of Health Unit Coordinators (NAHUC).

Because Customer Service is a priority in situations where direct care or other patient/client interaction occurs, students will learn the fundamentals of Customer Service by completing a module that has been aligned with standards set forth by the International Customer Service Association (ICSA). Students that successfully complete this module will achieve certification as a Certified Customer Service Professional (CCSP).

Certified graduates from the Health Unit Coordinator training program will find exciting new career opportunities including Certified Health Unit Coordinator, Unit Secretary, Unit Clerk, Monitor Technician, Ward Clerk, Scheduling Coordinator, Patient Access Coordinator, and more! 

Required Courses 

HI 1014  Introduction to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology - 6 weeks 

HI 1018  Electronic Health Records - 4 weeks 

HI 1013  Health Unit Coordinator - 6 weeks 

PS1011  Professional in Allied Health - 2 weeks 

Length of Program:  18 weeks 

Requirements

• Web browser with an Internet connection
• Course Registration
• Course payment
• High School Diploma or GED
• AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers and AHA Bloodborne Pathogens certifications.  This class is offered at WSCC campuses each month.  Cost:  $80 

NOTE:  Some program certifications may require an externship prior to exam eligibility. 

Going through the healthcare administration courses provides everyone with a way to further their healthcare career and it only takes 25 weeks to complete the entire program.

Students who choose the healthcare administration certification program will learn a wide variety of healthcare information services and protocols. Some of the healthcare administration courses you can expect to find are healthcare economics, governance, organizational leadership, medical billing, and other medical-related classes that have a strong backbone foundation in the office sector of these medical facilities.

The program provides comprehensive, formal healthcare administration training that also provides the student with a way to become better at what they do. By taking the core classes, while also adding on additional information, the student is ready to do the job once they become certified. The program provides comprehensive online courses that include both discussions with classmates but also interactive videos and courses that a student has to take part in. Counselors, as well as professors, are available to answer any and all questions and to ensure that the course curriculum covers and exceeds your expectations as a student. We make sure that you learn all of the information that is required for the certification exam.

Become a healthcare administration professional and take advantage of all that is being offered.  A minimum amount of work is required to become certified, as well as a test at the end of the course for those who wish to complete their schooling and get the healthcare administration certification.

Those who have completed their course hours and are ready to move forward can do so when they take their certification test and move forward with the profession of their choice. Healthcare administration continues to be a growing field that so many are proud to work in. The courses that have to be taken are all related to the protocols required in a medical setting to keep everyone’s health information safe when they are a part of the medical facility that is providing the help.

Those who are healthcare administration certified are able to take on any jobs within any healthcare setting such as with a hospital or urgent care center, geriatrics, maternity, pediatrics, or physician’s offices, as well as other outpatient and inpatient centers.

Required Courses

PS 1011  Professionalism in Allied Health - 2 weeks

HI 1011  Medical Office Procedures and Administration - 6 weeks 

HI 1014  Introduction to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology - 6 weeks 

HI 1018  Electronic Health Records - 4 weeks 

MS 1000  Microsoft Office Basics - 1 week

HI 1015  Insurance and Billing and Coding Essentials - 6 weeks 

Length of Program:  25 weeks 

Requirements

• Web browser with internet connection
• Course Registration
• Course payment
• High School Diploma or GED
• Must be, at least, 18 years of age to take certification exams
• AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers and AHA Bloodborne Pathogens certifications.  This class is offered at WSCC campuses each month.  Cost:  $80 

NOTE:  Some program certifications may require an externship prior to exam eligibility. 

This 28-week online dual-certification program provides training in areas including Human Anatomy, Medical Terminology, Insurance Billing and Coding Essentials, and Medical Coding. Dual certification with MCBC and CPC-A or CCS-P can increase marketability, flexibility, and opportunity in the field of medical coding and insurance reimbursement in the outpatient setting. A professional coder reviews clinical documentation and translates medical procedures, diagnosis, supplies, and services into codes that are submitted on a medical claim to payers for reimbursement. They serve a vital role in the financial well-being of their employing organization and indirectly influence patient outcomes through accurate medical coding. A professional biller utilizes the codes assigned by the medical coder to process, submit, and track medical insurance claims. An individual with both medical coding and billing knowledge and training often fulfills both roles, assigning medical codes and processing healthcare insurance claims. Professional Coders and Billers demonstrate their proficiency by earning industry-recognized certifications. 

Required Courses

PS 1011  Professionalism in Allied Health - 2 weeks

HI 1014  Introduction to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology - 6 weeks

HI 1015  Insurance and Billing, and Coding Essentials - 6 weeks

HI 1051  Medical Coding - 14 weeks

Length of Program:  28 weeks

Requirements

• Web browser with an Internet connection
• Course Registration
• Course payment
• High School Diploma or GED
• Must be, at least, 18 years of age to take certification exams
• AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers and AHA Bloodborne Pathogens certifications.  Classes are held at WSCC campuses monthly.  Cost:  $80

NOTE:  Some online program certifications may require an externship prior to exam eligibility. 

When you begin your career pursuits through the Medical Electronic Health Records Training, you’ll enjoy exciting classes like Human Anatomy, Physiology, Medical Office Procedures, Administration, Microsoft Office Series II, Electronic Health Records, and others. This comprehensive online program prepares you for the proper handling of patient data, fundamental health records and document management, medical office procedures, and so much more.

The Medical Electronic Health Records Program features 24/7 access to the curriculum which includes video and course content, program supplements, and all resources needed for independent study. You can also expect live one-on-one mentoring support offered at your convenience, Monday through Thursday from 8:30 am to 8:00 pm ET and Friday from 8:30 am-6 pm ET for all Medical Front Office and Electronic Health Records inquiries and support.

The Medical Electronic Health Records Program promises expert video-based training led by a team of professionals as the chief method of learning. Because the Medical Electronic Health Records online classes are self-paced, you will be able to learn on your schedule following the suggested minimum number of chapters per week designed to aid you in completing your courses in a timely manner.

In addition to your customized individual New Student Orientation, custom Welcome Packages give you access to online textbooks and workbooks, as well as course schedules, personal login credentials, and even promise helps like Flashcards, Quick Reference Study Guides, and textbooks. Online training is delivered via state of a art Learning Management System (LMS).

As a student of the Medical Electronic Health Records Online Program, all training materials are provided for a full 12 months to help you with exam preparation, regardless of the length of your personalized program. When your program is complete, your registration costs to sit for the Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist (CEHRS) and Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) certifications are covered. 

After passing the exam (s), you will be qualified for the appropriate handling of personal patient data and health records, as well as document management and security, medical office procedures, and direct contact with patients in clinical settings. As a CEHRS or a CMAA or both, you may be called upon to perform crucial tasks in doctor’s offices, laboratories, urgent care centers, nursing home facilities, hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings.

On graduating from the Medical Front Office and Electronic Health Records Online Certification & Training Program and passing your exam(s) you will find exciting new career opportunities available to you including Electronic Health Records Specialist, Health Information/Medical Records Administration/Administrator, Medical Office Computer Specialist/Assistant, Patient Services Representative, and more!

Required Courses

PS1011  Professionalism in Allied Health - 2 weeks

HI 1014  Introduction to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology - 6 weeks

MS 1000  Microsoft Office Basics - 1 week

HI 1011  Medical Office Procedures and Administration - 6 weeks

HI 1018  Electronic Health Records

Length of Program:  19 weeks

Requirements 

• Web browser with an internet connection
• Course Registration
• Course payment
• High School Diploma or GED
• Must be, at least, 18 years of age to take certification exams
• AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers and AHA Bloodborne Pathogens certifications.  Classes are held at WSCC campuses monthly.  Cost:  $80

NOTE:  Some online program certifications may require an externship prior to exam eligibility. 

The advantage of earning both your medical office assistant and billing certifications is that it opens the door to more opportunities in more advanced front-office positions. This edge allows you the flexibility to take on more specialized responsibilities like managing insurance claims, reimbursement, and coding. You’ll likely also become an asset to your medical office team with your broad knowledge base and ability to assist in many departments.

According to BurningGlass Labor Insights, Medical Front Office Assistant jobs are projected to grow 22.5% over the next 10 years. While there will be high demand for qualified candidates, having the advantage of dual certifications will increase your job options.

Through our Medical Front Office Assistant and Administrative Specialist program, you’ll gain both medical receptionist training and billing and coding skills in only 21 weeks. 

When your program is complete, your registration costs to sit for the Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA), sponsored by the NHA (National Healthcareer Association), and the Medical Coder & Biller Certification (MCBC), sponsored by the American Medical Certification Association (AMCA). Some of the career options you’ll find with these certifications include patient services representative/care coordinator, medical office administration/assistant/specialist, medical secretary, medical receptionist, and medical billing specialist.

Required Courses

PS 1011  Professionalism in Allied Health - 2 weeks

HI 1014  Introduction to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology - 6 weeks

MS 1000  Microsoft Basics - 1 week

HI 1011  Medical Office Procedures and Administration - 6 weeks

HI 1015  Insurance and Billing, and Coding Essentials - 6 weeks

Requirements

If you have a love of psychology and behavioral health, a behavior technician role provides a good balance of both. Our Behavior Technician Specialist certification program sets you up to begin your career with the skills to thrive and earn your credentials as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT).

You’ll encounter a variety of individuals in the healthcare industry and having training in Professionalism in Allied Health will prepare you to handle any situation that comes your way. Each customer, patient, or client is critical no matter where you work, and no organization can afford to overlook or neglect the power of customer service skills.

In order to become a fully certified Registered Behavior Technician, you will be required to complete a 40-hour training before being eligible to take the RBT exam. After passing the exam, you’ll be qualified for a number of Behavior Technician related jobs and be responsible for direct contact with patients in various settings. Earning the RBT certification demonstrates your expertise in ensuring the proper treatment of your patients and providing excellent customer service.

*PLEASE NOTE: This training program is based on the Registered Behavior Technician Task List (2nd ed.) and is designed to meet the 40-hour training requirement for RBT credential. The program is offered independently of the BACB.

There are additional requirements (outside of training and examination) mandated by the BACB for those on the path to earning the RBT designation. Visit www.bacb.com/rbt for more information.

Required Courses

PS1011 Professionalism in Allied Health - 2 weeks

BT 3011  Registered Behavior Technical Training - 4 weeks

HI 1014  Introduction to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology - 6 weeks

Requirements

• Web browser with an Internet connection
• Course Registration
• Course payment
• High School Diploma or GED
• Must be, at least, 18 years of age to take certification exams
• AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers and AHA Bloodborne Pathogens certifications.  Classes are held at WSCC campuses monthly.  Cost:  $80

NOTE:  Some online program certifications may require an externship prior to exam eligibility. 

As you begin your career training for the Reimbursement and EHR Specialist Programs, you will be gaining the knowledge to accurately handle patient data and health records, manage documents, and successfully file insurance claims for reimbursement. You’ll explore exciting classes including Human Anatomy, Physiology, Medical Terminology, Insurance Billing, Coding Essentials, Electronic Health Records, Microsoft Office, and more.   

The Reimbursement and EHR Specialist Certification program is well-rounded and features 24/7 access to the curriculum with video and course content, program supplements, and all the resources your need for successful independent study.  You can also expect live one-on-one mentoring support offered at your convenience, Monday through Thursday from 8:30 am to 8:00 pm ET and Friday from 8:30 am-5 pm ET for all the Reimbursement and EHR Specialist Training support needed.

The EHR Specialist Certification Program promises video-based training led by a team of professionals as the main method of learning. Because you control the pace of the Reimbursement and ERH Specialist online classes, you will be able to learn on your own schedule by following the minimum number of chapters suggested each and designed to aid you in completing your EHR Specialist Training in a timely manner.

You will receive a custom New Student Orientation, complete with a personalized Welcome Packages giving you access to online textbooks and workbooks, as well as course schedules, personal login credentials, and even promise helps like Flashcards, Quick Reference Study Guides, and textbooks.  The EHR Specialist Online Class training is delivered via state of a art Learning Management System (LMS).

As a student of the Reimbursement and EHR Specialist Training Online Program, your training materials are provided for a full 12 months to help you with exam preparation, regardless of the length of your program. When your program is complete, your registration costs for the Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist (CEHRS) and a Medical Coder and Biller Certification (MCBC) testing are covered.  

After passing the exam(s), you will be qualified for the appropriate handling of personal patient data and health records, as well as document management and security, medical office procedures, medical insurance reimbursement, and back-office medical support in healthcare settings. With your knowledge of the ICD-9 and the new ICD-10 codes for medical diagnoses and procedures, you will have an advantage in the billing and coding market. Upon completion of the program and achieving certification, you will be sought after by physician offices, insurance billing offices, reference laboratories, urgent care centers, nursing home facilities, wellness clinics, and hospitals that desire your expertise in the field.

On graduating from the EHR Specialists Program and passing your exam(s) you will find exciting new career opportunities available to you including Electronic Health Records Specialist, EMR / EHR Assistant, Health Information/Medical Records Administration/Administrator, Records Documentation Specialist, Medical Office Computer Specialist/Assistant, Medical Records Clerk, Professional Medical Biller, and more!

Required Courses

PS 1011  Professionalism in Allied Health - 2 Weeks

HI 1014  Introduction to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology - 6 Weeks

HI 1015  Insurance and Billing, Coding Essentials - 6 Weeks

MS 1000  Microsoft Office Basics - 1 Week

HI 1018  Electronic Health Records - 4 Weeks

Requirements
•    Web browser with an internet connection
•    Course Registration
•    Course payment
•    High School Diploma or GED
•    Must be, at least, 18 Years of age to take certification exams
•    AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers and AHA Bloodborne Pathogens certifications.  Classes are held at WSCC campuses monthly.  Cost:  $80

As you begin your exciting new career training in the Electronic Health Records Specialist Program, you will learn about interesting subjects like Human Anatomy, Physiology, Medical Terminology, Electronic Health Records, and more. This well-rounded program prepares you to appropriate handling of patient data and health records, as well as document management, and other procedures to make you a valuable employee in physician’s offices, urgent care centers, nursing home facilities, wellness clinics, and hospitals.

The Medical Electronic Health Records Program features 24/7 access to the curriculum which includes video and course content, program supplements, and all the resources needed for independent study. You can also expect live one-on-one mentoring support offered at your convenience, Monday through Thursday from 8:30 am to 8:00 pm ET and Friday from 8:30 am-5 pm ET for all Electronic Health Records Specialist inquiries and support.

The Electronic Health Records Specialist Certification Program promises expert video-based training led by a team of professionals as the main method of learning. Because the Electronic Health Records Specialists online classes are self-paced, you will be able to learn on your schedule following the suggested minimum number of chapters per week designed to aid you in completing your courses in a timely manner.

In addition to your customized individual New Student Orientation, custom Welcome Packages give you access to online textbooks and workbooks, as well as course schedules, personal login credentials, and even promise helps like Flashcards, Quick Reference Study Guides, and textbooks. Online training is delivered via state-of-the-art Learning Management System (LMS).

As a student of the Electronic Health Records Online Program, all training materials are provided for a full 12-months to help you with exam preparation, regardless of the length of your personalized program. When your program is complete, your registration costs to sit for the Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist (CEHRS) certifications are covered.  

After passing the exam, you will be qualified for the appropriate handling of personal patient data and health records, as well as document management and security, and medical office procedures. As a CEHRS, you will be called upon to perform crucial tasks in doctor’s offices, laboratories, urgent care centers, nursing home facilities, hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings.

Upon completion of your Electronic Health Records Specialist program and passing of the national CEHRS exam, you will find exciting new career opportunities available to you including Electronic Health Records Specialist, EMR/EHR Assistant, Health Information/Medical Records Administration/Administrator, Medical Office Computer Specialist/Assistant, Medical Records Clerk, Patient Services Representative and more!

Required Courses

PS 1011  Professionalism in Allied Health - 2 weeks 

HI 1014  Introduction to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology - 6 weeks 

HI 1018  Electronic Health Records - 4 weeks 

Length of Program:  12 weeks 

Requirements

• Web browser with an Internet connection
• Course Registration
• Course payment
• High School Diploma or GED
• Must be, at least, 18 Years of age to take certification exams
• AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers and AHA Bloodborne Pathogens certifications.  Classes are held at WSCC campuses monthly.  Cost:  $80

NOTE: Some program certifications may require an externship prior to exam eligibility. 

Certified Clinical Medical Assistants are multi-skilled allied healthcare professionals who may administer medications, assist with minor procedures, record vital signs, take medical histories, prepare patients and rooms for examinations, handle laboratory specimens, provide patient education, and much more. Because of the specialized skill set and knowledge that is held by these professionals, they find themselves working in clinics, physicians’ offices, hospitals, outpatient facilities, and specialists’ offices across the country.

The online medical assistant program covers a wide range of skills and objectives that expand beyond the primary functions of a medical assistant. The program was developed by industry experts and through technology, provides students with a one-of-a-kind learning experience. Throughout the Medical Assistant program, you will be able to interact with the curriculum through 3D virtual office scenarios, clinical skill simulations, animations, assessment gamification, and activities.

Students who go through the Medical Assistant program are prepared to perform both clinical and administrative duties required in a medical facility through online medical assistant training classes. You will enjoy robust online courses including Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology, Customer Service Professional, Clinical Medical Assisting, and more.

Throughout your medical assistant training, you will have a team of Subject Matter Experts, Student Success Advisors, and Coordinators providing support. Because this is an online training program, students have 24/7 access to the curriculum. Live one-on-one mentoring is offered at your convenience Monday through Thursday from 8:30 am to 8:00 pm ET and Friday from 8:30 to 5:00 pm ET..

Certified graduates from the Medical Assistant training program will find exciting new career opportunities including Certified Clinical Medical Assistant, Chiropractor Assistant, Clinical Assistant, Doctor's Assistant, Medical Assistant, Medical Office Assistant, Ophthalmic Technician, Optometric Assistant, Optometric Technician, and more! 

Required Courses

PS 1011  Professionalism in Allied Health - 2 weeks

HI 1014  Introduction to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology - 6 weeks

HI 1011  Medical Office Procedures and Administration - 6 weeks

HI 6010  Clinical Medical Assisting

Length of Program:  28 weeks

Requirements 

• Web browser with an internet connection
• Course Registration
• Course payment
• High School Diploma or GED
• Must be, at least, 18 Years of age to take certification exams
• AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers and AHA Bloodborne Pathogens certifications.  Classes are held at WSCC campuses monthly.  Cost:  $80

NOTE:  Some program certifications may require an externship prior to exam eligibility. 

When you begin your pursuit of a new career through the Medical Billing Certification Program, you’ll enjoy learning a variety of medical administration policies and procedures in classes like Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology, Billing and Insurance, and more. You will also gain expertise in ICD-9 and ICD-10 codes, CPT and HCPCS codes, and health insurance claim forms.

The Medical Billing Training Program features 24/7 access to the curriculum which includes video and course content, program supplements, and all resources needed for independent study. You can also expect live one-on-one mentoring support offered at your convenience, Monday through Thursday from 8:30 am to 8:00 pm ET and Friday from 8:30 am-5 pm ET for all inquiries and support.

The Medical Billing Certification Program promises expert video-based training led by a team of professionals as the chief method of learning. Because the Medical Billing Specialist online classes are self-paced, you will be able to learn on your schedule following the suggested minimum number of chapters per week designed to aid you in completing your courses on time

In addition to your customized individual New Student Orientation, custom Welcome Packages give you access to online textbooks and workbooks, as well as course schedules, personal login credentials, and even promise helps like Flashcards, Quick Reference Study Guides, and textbooks. Online training is delivered via a state-of-the-art Learning Management System (LMS).

As a student of the Medical Billing Certification Program, all training materials are provided for a full 12 months to help you with exam preparation, regardless of the length of your personalized program. When your program is complete, your registration costs to sit for the Certified Billing and Coding Specialist (CBCS) certification is covered. 

After passing the exam, you will be qualified for several billing and insurance duties as well as be responsible for direct contact with patients in clinical settings. As a CBCS, you will be called upon to perform crucial tasks in doctor’s offices, hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings. This National Certification also demonstrates your expertise to extract information from patient medical records related to medical procedures, diagnoses, and symptoms, and successfully submit claims for reimbursement.

On graduating from the Medical Billing Certification & Training Program and passing your exam you will find exciting new career opportunities open to you like: medical billing specialist, healthcare insurance specialist, medical reimbursement specialist, professional medical biller, medical billing coordinator, and more.

Required Courses

PS 1011  Professionalism in Allied Health - 2 weeks

HI 1014  Introduction to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology - 6 weeks

HI 1015  Insurance and Billing, and Coding Essentials - 6 weeks 

Requirements

• Web browser with an Internet connection
• Course Registration
• Course payment
• High School Diploma or GED
• Must be, at least, 18 years of age to take certification exams
• AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers and AHA Bloodborne Pathogens certifications.  Classes are held at WSCC campuses monthly.  Cost:  $80

NOTE:  Some online program certifications may require an externship prior to exam eligibility. 

This 28-week online dual-certification program provides training in areas including Human Anatomy, Medical Terminology, Insurance Billing and Coding Essentials, and Medical Coding. Dual certification with MCBC and CPC-A or CCS-P can increase marketability, flexibility, and opportunity in the field of medical coding and insurance reimbursement in the outpatient setting. A professional coder reviews clinical documentation and translates medical procedures, diagnosis, supplies, and services into codes that are submitted on a medical claim to payers for reimbursement. They serve a vital role in the financial well-being of their employing organization and indirectly influence patient outcomes through accurate medical coding. A professional biller utilizes the codes assigned by the medical coder to process, submit, and track medical insurance claims. An individual with both medical coding and billing knowledge and training often fulfills both roles, assigning medical codes and processing healthcare insurance claims. Professional Coders and Billers demonstrate their proficiency by earning industry-recognized certifications. 

Required Courses

PS 1011  Professionalism in Allied Health - 2 weeks

HI 1014  Introduction to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology - 6 weeks

HI 1015  Insurance and Billing, and Coding Essentials - 6 weeks

HI 1051  Medical Coding - 14 weeks

Length of Program:  28 weeks

Requirements

• Web browser with an Internet connection
• Course Registration
• Course payment
• High School Diploma or GED
• Must be, at least, 18 years of age to take certification exams
• AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers and AHA Bloodborne Pathogens certifications.  Classes are held at WSCC campuses monthly.  Cost:  $80

NOTE:  Some online program certifications may require an externship prior to exam eligibility. 

When you begin your educational pursuits, you could find yourself a Medical Front Office Assistant in only 19 weeks! As a student, you’ll enjoy learning a variety of medical administration policies and procedures in classes like Human Anatomy, Physiology, Medical Terminology, Medical Office Procedures, Administration, Microsoft Office Series II, Billing, and Insurance Coding, and more.

The Medical Front Office Assistant Certification Program features 24/7 access to the curriculum which includes video and course content, program supplements, and all resources needed for independent study. You can also expect live one-on-one mentoring support offered at your convenience, Monday through Thursday from 8:30 am to 8:00 pm ET and Friday from 8:30 am-6 pm ET for all medical front office assistant inquiries and support.

The Medical Front Office Assistant Training Program promises expert video-based training led by a team of professionals as the chief method of learning. Because the Medical Front Office Assistant online classes are self-paced, you will be able to learn on your schedule following the suggested minimum number of chapters per week designed to aid you in completing your courses in a timely manner.

In addition to your customized individual New Student Orientation, custom Welcome Packages give you access to online textbooks and workbooks, as well as course schedules, personal login credentials, and even promise helps like Flashcards, Quick Reference Study Guides, and textbooks. Online training is delivered via state of art Learning Management System (LMS).

As a Medical Front Office Assistant Program student, all training materials are provided for a full 12 months to help you with exam preparation, regardless of the length of your personalized program. When your program is complete, Your registration costs to sit for the Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) and the Certified Billing and Coding Specialist (CBCS) certifications are covered.

After passing the exam (s), you will be qualified for a number of administrative duties as well as responsible for direct contact with patients in clinical settings. As a CMAA or a CBCS, you will be called upon to perform crucial tasks in doctor’s offices, hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings.

On graduating from the medical front office assistant online programs and passing your exam(s) you will find exciting new career opportunities open to you like: patient services representative/care coordinator, medical office administration/assistant/specialist, medical secretary, medical receptionist, medical billing specialist, and more.

Required Courses

PS 1011  Professionalism in Allied Health - 2 weeks

HI 1014  Introduction to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology - 6 weeks

MS 1000  Microsoft Office Basics - 1 week

HI 1011  Medical Office Procedures and Administration - 6 weeks

Length of Program:  15 weeks

Requirements

• Web browser with an internet connection
• Course Registration
• Course payment
• High School Diploma or GED
• Must be, at least, 18 years of age to take certification exams
• AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers and AHA Bloodborne Pathogens certifications.  Classes are held at WSCC campuses monthly.  Cost:  $80

NOTE:  Some online program certifications may require an externship prior to exam eligibility.