Certified Medical Administrative Assistant

Medical administrative assistants (also called medical office assistants/ administrators, medical secretaries, or patient services representative) are critical in keeping healthcare offices running smoothly, and also play an important role in the patient experience. Tasks vary by setting, but may include:

Reviewing and answering practice correspondence
Operating computer systems to accomplish office tasks
Answering calls and scheduling appointments
Greeting patients and updating electronic medical records
Updating and maintaining patient and other practice-specific information
Coordinating operation reports such as time and attendance
Operating office software and equipment

Tuition, Fees and Program Requirements

Tuition for the CMAA program is $900. Need-based scholarships are available to qualified Rappahannock County residents. Residents of surrounding counties may be eligible for financial assistance from special funds. RappCE will work with each qualified applicant to identify resources for financial support.

Your tuition includes all classroom materials. Non-refundable application fee – $25. NHA exam fee is $117. Exam fees are not included as a part of your tuition.