Medical assistant programs in Vermont

A medical assistant program exists at a single Vermont school.

Are you searching for an accredited program? Compare the online accredited programs.

Vermont medical assistant schools

Not one school pays to get listed or ranked higher. We use IPEDS 2023-24 for costs and graduates, plus directories from CAAHEP and ABHES.

Accreditation, prices and graduates: how to read this list

CAAHEP-accredited program: CAAHEP checked and approved the specific medical assisting program. You can take the CMA exam after finishing to become a Certified Medical Assistant.
ABHES-accredited school: ABHES gives approval to the entire school. Ask the school if its medical assisting program is covered too before relying on the CMA exam.
Not CAAHEP or ABHES: The school appears on neither list for medical assisting; that does not judge the school. Another agency might still accredit the college itself. The CMA exam requires a CAAHEP or ABHES program; other routes like work experience are also accepted by the RMA, CCMA and NCMA exams.
Price: For 2023-24, each school reports its own tuition and fees, plus books and supplies when it lists them. The figure covers the whole program, or a year of full-time classes (the rate local students pay at public colleges). The yearly price stays the same for every award the school lists.
Graduates: These students finished between July 2023 and June 2024. IPEDS, a yearly U.S. Department of Education survey, provides the graduate and price data.

Lowest public-college price: $3,560 a year at Community College of Vermont, Montpelier

Colby-Sawyer College, New London, NH: 67 miles from Montpelier
White Mountains Community College, Berlin, NH: 72 miles from Montpelier
Manchester Community College, Manchester, NH: 103 miles from Montpelier
Charles H McCann Technical School, North Adams, MA: 115 miles from Montpelier (accredited)
Central Maine Community College, Auburn, ME: 116 miles from Montpelier

Certification required: No; no exam or program is named in state law
Injections: Not named in the statute; covered only by the general delegation rule in 26 V.S.A. § 1444
X-rays: Yes: a Vermont radiography license (26 V.S.A. § 2802); medical assistants are not among the § 2803 exemptions
Supervision: Under the control of the delegating physician