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Medical Office Administration

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Description

The Medical Office Administration program allows students to  Students focus on becoming administrative professionals working in a variety of in-patient and outpatient health care facilities, where they are responsible for administrative, non-clinical duties.  Students receive specialized training and hands-on practice in office procedures, patient records, scheduling, customer service, MS Office applications, medical terminology, electronic health records, insurance and billing, medical coding and HIPAA compliance.

Application

Applicants must complete a Southern Tech Application for Admission. Additional information and applications are available at the Southern Tech campus and online by visiting our Student Portal (please create an account prior to showing interest or applying by clicking the blue Sign In button in the top right corner). Enrollment for this career program is open to adults and in-district High Schools (juniors/seniors).

Financial Aid and Scholarships

This program is NOT approved for Federal Financial Aid; scholarships may be available for those who qualify.

Financial Aid Information

Courses (480 hours)

  • Medical Office Procedures
  • Fundamentals of Administrative Technologies
  • Patient Billing / Insurance

Schedule

  • 8:00-11:00 AM
  • 12:45-3:45 PM

Estimated time to complete: 10 months

Additional Medical Office Administration Information

Instructor

Cindy Adams

Medical Office Administration Instructor

Targeted Certifications and/or Credentials

  • Administrative Medical Assistant Certified (OK CareerTech)
  • Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (NHA)

Certifications may vary by Program and are subject to change without notice.

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