Medical
Assisting: Information
Technology
The objective of this program is to prepare the
graduate for an entry-level position in various
health care settings. Emphasis is placed on office
skills, various computer applications, and the skills
necessary to assist physicians in examining and
treating patients in doctors' offices, hospitals,
clinics and other health care settings. With the
training in computer applications and office skills,
the graduate is also prepared to obtain employment
outside the health field.
The Medical Assisting curriculum at West Virginia
Junior College is approved by the American Registry
of Medical Assistants. Accordingly, upon successful
completion of the program, graduates may register
with the ARMA.
This program seeks to develop a well-rounded individual through its general education component with both the professional and personal qualities that will assist the graduate to succeed in the business world.
Profile in Success:
Paul E.
Doddridge County HS
Degree Earned at WVJC:
Medical Assisting
Employer:
Premier Pediatric Center
Career:
Medical Assistant
