Medical assistant programs in Wyoming

A medical assistant program runs at a single school in Wyoming.

Want to find an accredited program? Compare the online accredited program options.

Wyoming schools for medical assistants

Not one school pays to get listed or ranked higher. We used IPEDS 2023-24 (prices and graduates) plus directories from CAAHEP and ABHES.

Accreditation, prices and graduates: how to read this list

CAAHEP-accredited program: The medical assisting program itself has been checked and approved by CAAHEP. To become a Certified Medical Assistant, graduates may take the CMA exam.
ABHES-accredited school: ABHES grants approval to the entire school. Before relying on the CMA exam, ask the school if its medical assisting program is covered as well.
Not CAAHEP or ABHES: Neither group includes the school for medical assisting, but this does not judge the school. Another agency might still accredit the college itself. A CAAHEP or ABHES program is required for the CMA exam; the RMA, CCMA and NCMA exams also allow other paths like work experience.
Price: For 2023-24, prices cover tuition and fees plus books and supplies if listed: schools report costs for the whole program or one year of full-time study (the local rate at public colleges). Each award the school lists shares 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 IPEDS, a yearly survey that supplies price and graduate data.

Lowest public-college price: $4,680 a year at Central Wyoming College, Riverton

Certification required: No; the assistant must be qualified by training or experience
Injections: Not named in statute; covered only by the general delegation rules in W.S. 33-26-402
X-rays: Yes: a radiologic technician restricted license (up to three body areas) or general license from the Board of Radiologic Technologist Examiners (W.S. 33-37)
Supervision: Appropriate supervision by the delegating physician