Larock’s Medical Office Administration certificate Program gives students the knowledge necessary to perform the duties of a front-end office worker in a healthcare setting. You will learn medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, medical laws/ethics, ICD-10 coding, patient registration, management of health information, interpersonal communications, medical claims forms, financial management, human resource management, patient scheduling, office cancellations, insurance payments, Microsoft office applications and more. The Medical Office Administration Program includes simulation & skills laboratory practice to further develop your skills by some independent study.

Medical Office Administration students can expect to gain employment in hospitals, doctor’s offices, urgent cares, clinics, emergency departments, and more.

Combining the Medical Billing and Coding Specialist Program and the Medical Office Administration Program gives students additional employment opportunities as well as a broader knowledge and understanding of the healthcare field. And it only takes 3 additional weeks to get both!

Fast Facts

  • Program Length: 15 weeks

  • Small Class Sizes

  • Flexible Schedule

  • Affordable, interest-free payment options

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Medical Office Administrators are the face of the medical office and usually are the first to interact with patients. Responsibilities can include verifying insurance coverage, processing patient’s copay and bill payments, creating medical charts and patient registration.

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Medical Office Administrators are the face of the medical office and usually are the first to interact with patients. Responsibilities can include verifying insurance coverage, processing patient’s copay and bill payments, creating medical charts and patient registration.

StartLengthDaysTimesCost
Payment Options

Medical Office Administrators are the face of the medical office and usually are the first to interact with patients. Responsibilities can include verifying insurance coverage, processing patient’s copay and bill payments, creating medical charts and patient registration.

StartLengthDaysTimesCost
Payment Options

Medical Office Administrators are the face of the medical office and usually are the first to interact with patients. Responsibilities can include verifying insurance coverage, processing patient’s copay and bill payments, creating medical charts and patient registration.

StartLengthDaysTimesCost
Payment Options

Job Titles for Medical Office Administrators include, but are not limited to:

Medical Office Administrator

Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA)

Medical Administrative Assistant

Front Desk Clerk

Unit Clerk

Medical Receptionist

Medical Office Manager

Registration Clerk

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