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Medical Assistant Programs

Medical assistant programs in Oklahoma City

The Oklahoma City area has 7 schools with a medical assistant program, and none of them is approved by CAAHEP or ABHES.

schools
7
graduates in 2023-24
82

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Schools for medical assistants in the Oklahoma City area

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One table lines up all 7 Oklahoma City area schools; you can order them by cost, length, or graduate count.
Medical assistant programs in Oklahoma City
SchoolCertificate or degree, lengthAccreditationPriceGraduates2023-24Request
Francis Tuttle Technology Center12777 N Rockwell Ave, Oklahoma Cityon campus
Certificateunder 12 monthsNot CAAHEP or ABHESAsk the school for the price36Visit the school's site
Metro Technology Centers1900 Springlake Drive, Oklahoma Cityon campus
Certificate12 to 24 monthsNot CAAHEP or ABHESAsk the school for the price16Visit the school's site
Mid-Del Technology Center1621 Maple Dr, Midwest Cityon campus
Certificate12 to 24 monthsNot CAAHEP or ABHESAsk the school for the price11Visit the school's site
Canadian Valley Technology Center6505 E Hwy 66, El Renoon campus
Certificate12 to 24 monthsNot CAAHEP or ABHESAsk the school for the price9Visit the school's site
Moore Norman Technology Center4701 12th Avenue NW, Normanon campus
Certificate12 to 24 monthsNot CAAHEP or ABHESAsk the school for the price7Visit the school's site
Central Oklahoma College14820 Serenita Avenue, Oklahoma Cityon campus
Certificate12 to 24 monthsNot CAAHEP or ABHESAsk the school for the price2Visit the school's site
Oklahoma City Community College7777 S May Ave, Oklahoma Cityonline classes
Associate degreeabout 2 yearsNot CAAHEP or ABHES$4,059 per yearone year of classes, not the whole program1Visit the school's site

No school on this list pays to get listed or ranked higher. Data comes from IPEDS 2023-24 (prices and graduates) plus the CAAHEP and ABHES directories.

This list explained: accreditation, prices and graduates
CAAHEP-accredited program
The medical assisting program itself has been checked and approved by CAAHEP. If you finish the program, you can take the CMA exam and become a Certified Medical Assistant.
ABHES-accredited school
ABHES gives approval to the entire school. Don't plan on the CMA exam until you've asked the school whether its program in medical assisting is covered as well.
Not CAAHEP or ABHES
The school is not listed by either group for medical assisting; that is not a judgment on the school. Another agency can still accredit the college itself. A CAAHEP or ABHES program is required for the CMA exam, yet the RMA, CCMA and NCMA exams also take other paths like work experience.
Classes held online
You do the coursework online, but the clinical hours always happen in person, at a clinic or at the school.
Price
The figures schools report for 2023-24 cover tuition and fees, plus books and supplies whenever a school lists them: they may span the whole program, or just one year of full-time classes (what local students pay at public colleges). Each award the school lists has the same yearly price.
Graduates
These are students who completed their studies between July 2023 and June 2024. The U.S. Department of Education runs a yearly survey called IPEDS that provides price and graduate numbers.

A quick look at the Oklahoma City area

A medical assistant takes a patient's temperature in an exam room

Every medical assistant certificate and degree awarded by 7 schools in the Oklahoma City area during the 2023-24 school year is in this count. A program needs CAAHEP or ABHES approval before the CMA exam will accept it, so someone in the Oklahoma City area would need an accredited online program to get there. Francis Tuttle Technology Center in Oklahoma City is the largest, with 36 graduates. You can finish one online, though clinical hours happen in person. Census Bureau maps define this area as Oklahoma City, OK plus its surrounding towns.

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