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Kansas City Kansas Community College offers a medical assistant certificate that blends clinical training with admin skills. Students complete 38 credits, including an externship, and can sit for national certification exams like CCMA, RMA, or CMA.

The program is CAAHEP-accredited and designed for entry-level medical assistant careers. With affordable tuition and a strong certification pass rate, it’s a solid option for local students seeking practical, job-ready training.

The Clinical Medical Assisting program at Kansas City School of Phlebotomy is an 11-week, in-person course designed to quickly prepare students for national CCMA certification and entry-level healthcare roles. Hands-on labs and focused lectures are held twice weekly.

With a total cost of $2,300 and optional externship placement, this program is one of the fastest and most affordable CCMA paths in the Kansas City area. It’s ideal for students seeking short-term training with job placement support and national certification included.

Meritas Health’s 14-week Medical Assistant program offers paid training while covering all educational costs. Students complete virtual coursework, weekly skills labs at Park University, and on-site clinic rotations within MH practices.

Graduates must commit to 18 months of employment with Meritas Health. It’s a fast, no-cost way to enter healthcare, though specific wage and admission details are not publicly provided.

Concorde’s Medical Assistant Diploma program in Kansas City takes just 9 months to complete and includes online coursework, lab training, and a 230-hour externship. Students learn both clinical and administrative skills to prepare for entry-level healthcare jobs.

The program costs around $19,935 and offers a blended learning model for added flexibility. With financial aid available to those who qualify, it's designed for students ready to jump into the medical field with hands-on experience and real-world skills.

UCM’s Clinical Medical Assistant program provides 325 hours of focused training over about 4 months. Classes are held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings plus Saturday sessions, equipping you with vital skills for medical assisting and preparing you for the certification exam.

The program costs $3,995 and is designed for career changers and working professionals. It includes hands-on labs, classroom instruction, and an externship to help you launch your healthcare career successfully.

WellSpring offers two medical assisting options: a 10-month certificate and a 16-month associate degree. Both programs include hands-on training, a 160-hour externship, and prepare students for multiple national certifications in medical assisting and phlebotomy.

The certificate is ideal for entry-level positions, while the AOS degree offers advanced office management skills for students aiming for leadership roles. Flexible schedules and strong career support make it a solid choice for working adults.

University Health’s Medical Assistant Apprentice Program is a no-cost, 6-month training that combines weekly in-person classes, online learning, and hands-on experience. Students are paid during training and can transition into full employment after successful completion.

The program prepares students for the CMA exam while offering real clinical exposure at University Health facilities. It's ideal for those wanting to start a healthcare career without tuition costs, but note that tobacco users are not eligible.

Mid-America College of Health Sciences offers a 22-week medical assistant diploma program with hands-on training, labs, and a 160-hour externship. Students are prepared to take the CCMA exam and may qualify for full tuition coverage through Great Jobs KC.

Classes are offered in morning, evening, or blended schedules to suit different needs. The program is ideal for students seeking a short, skills-focused pathway into healthcare, supported by experienced instructors and real-world clinical partnerships.

Mid-America College of Health Sciences offers a 22-week Medical Assistant program designed to get students ready for real-world clinical roles quickly. The program includes hands-on labs, externships, and prep for the CCMA exam through the NHA.

Students can choose from morning, evening, or blended-week schedules. Financial aid may cover the full cost through Great Jobs KC. Graduates earn a diploma and are eligible to test for national certification accepted in all 50 states.

Rasmussen University’s Medical Administrative Assistant Certificate is an online program that can be finished in as few as 9 months. Students learn healthcare office operations, medical records handling, and customer service, all from the comfort of their home.

Designed for flexibility, the program includes live virtual sessions, real-world projects, and support services like tutoring and tech help. Credits can also transfer into associate or bachelor’s degree programs later on.

Metropolitan Community College offers a flexible, online Clinical Medical Assistant program designed to be completed in 12 months. It prepares students for the CCMA exam and covers vital administrative and clinical skills used in various healthcare settings.

This self-paced course includes 540 training hours and a CCMA exam voucher. Students gain knowledge in medical terminology, lab procedures, and patient care tasks. A clinical experience opportunity is available, though placement is not guaranteed.