Medical Assistant Training NYC - Clinical & Administrative Program

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Medical Assistant program?

The program prepares students for clinical and administrative duties that support physicians and nurses in medical offices, hospitals and healthcare facilities.

What clinical skills are taught?

Training covers patient-care procedures, vital signs, examination assistance, medication preparation and administration, infection control and basic laboratory procedures.

What administrative skills are included?

Students learn appointment scheduling, medical-record management, medical terminology, healthcare communication, ethics and confidentiality.

Does the program include hands-on training?

Yes. Classroom instruction is combined with hands-on laboratory experience.

How long is Medical Assistant training?

The page lists a 20-week morning option, 24-week afternoon option, 30-week evening option, and weekend formats of 43 Saturdays and Sundays or 86 Saturdays. Confirm availability with IDI.

What class schedules are available?

The page lists weekday morning, afternoon and evening schedules plus Saturday or Sunday weekend scheduling. Contact IDI for current start dates.

How much does the Medical Assistant program cost?

The page lists a total cost of $18,000, including training, books, supplies and a national certification testing fee. Confirm current pricing and inclusions with the school.

Are payment plans available?

Yes. The page provides payment-plan information for morning, afternoon, evening and weekend formats.

What are the admission requirements?

Applicants must be at least 18, present valid government-issued photo identification, and provide a high school diploma or GED. Those without either credential must pass the school entrance examination.

Does the course include anatomy and medical terminology?

Yes. Anatomy, physiology and medical terminology are included in the curriculum.

Does the program teach medical records and scheduling?

Yes. Appointment scheduling and medical-record management are included among the administrative skills.

Does the program prepare students for certification exams?

The page states that graduates may qualify for national certification examinations. Eligibility is determined by the applicable credentialing organization.

Where can Medical Assistants work?

Medical Assistant skills are used in medical offices, hospitals and other healthcare facilities. Employer and credential requirements vary.

Is this program offered in American Sign Language?

The supplied page states that this offering is conducted in American Sign Language for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing students. Contact IDI to confirm current accessibility options.

How do I register for Medical Assistant training?

Use the pre-registration page or request program information to confirm the next available class and payment options.

Pre-register or request program information.