COURSE CURRICULUM

The Medical Office Administration Certificate program requires a total of 30 credits, designed to provide comprehensive training for working in medical office environments. The curriculum includes foundational courses such as Medical Office Foundations I and II (MOAD 1100 and MOAD 2100), which introduce essential concepts and skills necessary for medical office work. Core practical courses like Medical Office Practices I and II (MOAD 1200 and MOAD 2200) and Medical Office Applications I and II (MOAD 1300 and MOAD 2300) focus on administrative tasks, software applications, and office procedures. The program also covers important clinical and health-related topics, with Medical Health Conditions I and II (MOAD 1400 and MOAD 2400) providing knowledge about common medical conditions and their impact on office responsibilities. Medical Office Clinical Procedures I and II (MOAD 1500 and MOAD 2500) offer training in clinical tasks that support healthcare providers. A key component of the program is the Medical Office Practicum (MOAD 2600), a two-credit hands-on work placement that allows students to apply their learning in a real healthcare setting, gaining valuable practical experience. Together, these courses ensure graduates are well-prepared with both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to excel in medical office administration, ready to support healthcare teams efficiently and effectively.