Medical assistant programs in District of Columbia
One school in District of Columbia has a medical assistant program.
- school
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Looking for an accredited program? Compare the accredited programs you can take online.
| School | Certificate or degree, length | Accreditation | Price | Graduates2023-24 | Request |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Career Technical Institute | Certificateabout 10 months | Not accredited | $19,035 whole program | 80 | Visit the school's site |
- CAAHEP accredited
- CAAHEP has checked and approved the medical assisting program itself. People who finish it can take the CMA exam to become a Certified Medical Assistant.
- ABHES-accredited school
- ABHES approves the whole school. Before you count on the CMA exam, ask the school whether its medical assisting program is covered too.
- Price
- Tuition and fees for 2023-24, as each school reports them: for the whole program, or for one year of full-time classes. Each row says which.
- Graduates
- Students who finished between July 2023 and June 2024. Prices and graduates come from a yearly survey by the U.S. Department of Education.
- Listing
- No school pays to be listed or moved up. "Request information" appears on schools accredited by CAAHEP or ABHES; other schools link to their own site.
District of Columbia at a glance
The graduate count covers every medical assistant certificate and degree that one school in District of Columbia awarded in the 2023-24 school year. The CMA exam asks for a program approved by CAAHEP or ABHES, so from District of Columbia the route to that exam is an accredited online program.
Employers often ask for a national certification. See how the CMA, RMA, CCMA and NCMA compare.
What medical assistants earn in District of Columbia · Accredited online programs