Medical Office Administration Training

Larock Healthcare Academy's Medical Office Administration program is a 180-clock-hour certificate program that trains students in healthcare office skills such as medical terminology, insurance billing basics, basic coding, customer service, scheduling, and documentation.

The Medical Office Administration program is listed as 180 clock hours.

A Medical Office Administrator helps support the business and patient-service side of a healthcare office. Duties may include scheduling, patient communication, documentation, phone support, insurance-related tasks, and front-office organization.

The program introduces students to the healthcare environment, medical terminology, insurance billing, basic coding, customer service, scheduling appointments, and documentation of patient information.

No. Medical Office Administration is focused on administrative healthcare office skills rather than hands-on clinical patient care.

Upon successful completion of the program, students are eligible to take the National Healthcareer Association's Certified Medical Administrative Assistant certification examination.

Previous healthcare experience is not listed as a requirement. Students should review the current entrance requirements with Larock admissions before enrolling.

Yes. The catalog lists computer efficiency as an entrance requirement for the Medical Office Administration program.

Upcoming class availability should be confirmed using the schedule section on this page or by speaking with Larock admissions. Program availability may vary by campus and schedule.

The best next step is to request information. A Larock admissions representative can help you review upcoming classes, entrance requirements, and enrollment steps.