Employment Opportunities
Physician offices, out-patient care centers, and hospitals
Medical Assisting
Learn hands-on skills and earn credentials in Francis Tuttle’s Medical Assisting Program. Options include Clinical Medical Assistant for high school students or Medical Office Specialist for adults.
*For adults interested in a fast-track clinical certification option, please visit our Flex Health offerings.
About this Program
Launch your career in healthcare with our Medical Assisting Program at Francis Tuttle Technology Center. This program prepares students with the hands-on skills and knowledge needed to thrive in one of the fastest-growing healthcare fields.
Students can choose from two majors, designed to meet different career and education goals:
Clinical Medical Assistant (High School Students Only)
High school students gain direct, real-world experience in clinical settings. This major focuses on patient care skills, medical terminology, vital signs, phlebotomy, and laboratory procedures. Graduates are well-prepared to support physicians and healthcare teams in clinics, hospitals, and other care facilities.Medical Office Specialist (Adults)
Adult learners build strong foundations in the administrative side of healthcare. Coursework includes medical coding, billing, electronic health records, insurance processing, and front-office operations. Graduates are equipped to work in medical offices, clinics, and healthcare systems, ensuring smooth patient flow and accurate record management.
With both paths, you’ll receive industry-focused training, supportive instruction, and opportunities to earn certifications that employers value. Whether you’re starting your journey in healthcare as a high school student or seeking a career change as an adult, our program provides the tools for success.
Medical Assisting Majors
About this Occupation
Medical Assisting gives students a head start in one of the fastest-growing industries. With job-ready skills, certification opportunities, and hands-on experience, students are equipped to enter the healthcare workforce or continue their education with a solid foundation.