St. Paul's School of Nursing offers a medical assisting program designed to provide you with knowledge and skills necessary for entry-level employment as a medical assistant in a medical office or clinic, with skills in office administration, computer, and clinical areas.
Flexible Classes
We offer day or evening programs at our campuses to accommodate busy lifestyles, which means there should be a schedule right for you!
Financial Aid
There are many financial aid options available for those who qualify. Paying for your education is your responsibility and our financial aid staff is here to help you. Let us help you achieve your career goals.
Career Employment Assistance
Our #1 goal is to see that you get the support and resources during your program and beyond to be able to match you with employers with job opportunities you have earned.
What You'll Learn
St. Paul's School of Nursing in Staten Island provides the following medical assistant training:
MEDICAL ASSISTING
As medical technology continues to advance, doctors are increasingly relying on medical assistants to help with various patient care needs. Medical assistants perform routine administrative and clinical tasks to keep the offices and clinics of physicians, podiatrists, chiropractors, and optometrists running smoothly.
SKILLS TO HELP ADVANCE YOUR CAREER
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of medical assistants is projected to grow much faster than average nationally, ranking medical assistants among the fastest growing occupations over the next decade and job prospects for skilled medical assistants should be excellent.
As medical technology continues to advance, doctors are increasingly relying on medical assistants to help with various patient care needs. Most medical assistants work in the offices of physicians while others work in public and private hospitals, inpatient and outpatient facilities, the offices of other health practitioners such as chiropractors and optometrists and in nursing and residential care facilities.
Success Stories
See what our graduates are saying about St. Paul's School of Nursing!
Gabriella C.
I chose to attend St. Paul, I was doing actually a research online about nursing schools and after doing multiple research I came here.The instructors are really nice, I think that they have a lot of knowledge, a lot of experience and whenever you need help they are always there for you.
Tanya P.
I did not have an instructor that I could not go to. If I didn’t understand something they just showed that they cared and they took the time to let you know that they’re here for you. Since graduation my family they’re very happy, especially my mom, watching me accomplish something and actually watching me walk across that stage like she was just very ecstatic.
Dellel A.
Before attending St. Paul School of Nursing I had three part-time jobs and I was barely making ends meet and I have a family, so it was really, really hard to keep it together. I’m a full time medical assistant. I love helping people and meeting new people and I really do enjoy the doctors that I work for and I like going to work every day and I have one job versus three.
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