Employment opportunities can be found with private physicians, clinics, schools, surgical centers, home health agencies, and insurance billing departments.
Graduates can earn a completion certificate in four areas.
Classes are scheduled in quarter blocks that build upon each other, allowing the student to study only those medical office skills they deem necessary. Students will enter the Medical Receptionist program emphasis during the fall quarter and may choose either the Administrative Medical Asistant or Insurance Clerk for the second quarter. Graduates of the Clinical Medical Assistant emphasis can elect to test for the Registered Medical Assistant credential from The American Medical Technologists. The Community College of Aurora will accept varying amounts of credit earned in a Pickens Tech certificate program toward an Associate of Applied Science degree.