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Medical Assistant Certification (CCMA)
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IslandCPR offers our Medical Assistant course in two ways depending on what fits your needs!
Option 1) Live classes! As a learner do you need to be in a classroom? Do you need to be in a class with other students? This is the option for you! You can even choose to ZOOM in and be live, or be live in the classroom, which ever works better for you! If you choose to zoom you still will be required to be live in classroom for your 3 labs. Option 2) Self Paced class! This class is great for those who need to have a class that works around their schedule. Watch lectures at home on your time with a need to come in ONLY for 3 labs! This style although more flexible does put more of the burden of keeping pace on the learner. You have 3 months to finish and can always chat with a live instructor! ** Not sure which is right for you? Call us we are happy to talk to you more on the differences or read below for more information!** Why become a MA??
Individuals trained as a Medical Assistant have jobs waiting for them in doctors offices and clinics. Once trained, students work directly under a healthcare provider and are able to help with blood draws, taking patient histories, vitals, filling in charts, insurance paperwork, other tech skills and customer service. IslandCPR graduates not only receive high quality training, but also are sent full and part time job postings from local facilities and offices around the Big Island! Employers: If you have a job opportunity for our MA graduates, please email [email protected] with details. Your job posting is immediately sent to our Graduate Database! *IslandCPR does not guarantee job placement or employment. IslandCPR works with our community to know who currently is looking for employees. It is ultimately up to the student to apply for the job and the location hiring to choose to employee you. Why choose IslandCPR?? IslandCPR graduates upon successful completion of our course are eligible to take NHA's national exam to become Nationally Certified as a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA). IslandCPR has an average pass rate is 91% for the CCMA Exam, which is 13% ABOVE the national average! There are jobs eager for you to apply once you graduate! Our instructors have experience working in doctors offices, hospitals and long-term care facilities. Over 10 years of experience in teaching quality emergency care. Included in your course Medical Terminology min course Medical Assistant full course Stethoscope and BP cuff Textbook Our approach is three fold 1) Quality lectures 2) Skills practice in our skills lab 3) Assistance in job placement At IslandCPR we believe your success is our success!! Prerequisites: COVID-19: Must show either: 1) full vaccination 2) Has been two weeks from receiving first dose of vaccine 3) PCR testing prior to each lab 4) Take a rapid test AT IslandCPR with your instructor. A rapid test can be brought in or purchased at IslandCPR for $20.
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Ready to Sign up??
Call today to reserve your spot! 808-326-7836 Here is what our students say about the course:
New self paced class! Kelly C. "I just wanted to thank you for working with me and being awesomely diligent! In such uncertain times, it’s much appreciated and reassuring to have prompt responses and reminders. I thoroughly enjoyed Kenya, Kyle, and Annie as instructors as well! They are very knowledgeable, friendly, and thorough. Please extend my Mahalo to them as well. Your school is a gem!" Live Classes: Marissa P. "The medical assistant course gave me all the knowledge I need to go into the world of medical assisting. The course is very informal and very hands on and it makes it easy to know what to expect. The instructors are extremely knowledgeable and will give you all the tools, information and confidence you need to pass the CCMA exam and on your way to a fulfilling career! " Charmaine B. "I would like to thank you, as well as the organizations you are a part of, for allowing me the opportunity to pursue the Medical Assistant program. Mahalo Kalehua for assisting me with all of the prep work involved with the application process, which was basically a foreign language to me. Mahalo to Alu Like for granting me the financial support to attend Island CPR's program, because without that, none of this would have been possible. Mahalo to Island CPR for offering the opportunity; although very progressive, it was a great foundation and start for a new career venture. I'm happy to say that after completing the MA program at Island CPR, I passed my NHA Exam, and am now working as a Medical Assistant. I am grateful for all of your time and assistance. Each and every one of you played a key role in my success." Jade N. "I am so thankful for Naomi and all of her support. I passed my exam on the first try. I am now a Medical Assistant on Maui for an oncology office. She has guided me through my journey and has given me the knowledge to further my future." |
Self paced Medical Assistant course!
Self paced course details:
What does this mean?? What does this look like??
Registration is ANYTIME!! Yep that's right you can START NOW! or next week! Whichever works for you. Once you start you MUST finish the course and labs within 3 months of your start date. We suggest you plan to complete 5 chapters per week at a minimum.
How the course works:
To register is a $475 (plus tax) nonrefundable deposit, which gets you your textbook, and medical terminology course. You can than pay as you go! $125 per 10 chapters (total of 54 chapters) for the MA class and $100 per lab day (3 labs).
How do I pass the course?
You will have 3 months to complete all lectures and your labs from your start date.
To pass:
1) You must watch all recorded lectures. Each lecture will have questions you will need to answer.
2) Answer all questions within recorded lectures and email them to the instructor
3) Complete all assignments as requested by the instructor
4) Complete all in-classroom quizzes
5) Complete all 3 labs - labs will be offered at minimum monthly. Labs must be done in order, IE you can not complete lab 3 without first having completed Lab 1.
6) Complete your final exam with an 80% or better and in person skills test.
Students must also complete or show proof of a current Basic life Support (BLS) training before end of class.
Ready? Let us know when you'd like to start!
Labs must be completed in order. Full class must be completed within 3 months of your start date.
Labs available in Kona. All labs are set as a "set" of labs and must be taken in order.
Chapter assignments must be turned in at least 2 days prior to the lab date.
ALL LABS must be taken in order. Labs are 8am - 3pm
Lab 1: Lab 1: Administrative, PPE, Vitals (MUST have completed and turned in 48 hours before class Chapter 25)
Lab 2: Injections, EKG (MUST have completed and turned in 48 hours before class ALL 50 chapters)
Lab 3: Phlebotomy, and FINAL EXAM
Labs below are listed in order and are designed to be taken as a "set".
Labs 2025!!!! Once you have completed the registration portion, you will be sent an email on what lab set you will fall in to.
Starting around February:
Labs: Saturday's - March 15th, April 19th, April 26th
Starting around March:
Labs: Saturday's - April 12th, May 24th, May 31st
Starting around April:
Labs: Saturday's - May 17th, June 21st, June 28th
Starting around May:
Labs: Saturday's - June 14th, July 26th, August 2nd
Starting around June:
Labs: Saturday's - July 19th, August 23rd, August 30th
Starting around July:
Labs: Saturday's - August 16th, September 20th, September 27th
Starting around August:
Labs: Saturday's - September 13th, October 25th, November 1st
Starting around September:
Labs: Saturday's - October 18th, November 15th, November 22nd
Starting in October:
Labs: Saturday's - November 16th, December 13th, December 20th
What does this mean?? What does this look like??
Registration is ANYTIME!! Yep that's right you can START NOW! or next week! Whichever works for you. Once you start you MUST finish the course and labs within 3 months of your start date. We suggest you plan to complete 5 chapters per week at a minimum.
How the course works:
To register is a $475 (plus tax) nonrefundable deposit, which gets you your textbook, and medical terminology course. You can than pay as you go! $125 per 10 chapters (total of 54 chapters) for the MA class and $100 per lab day (3 labs).
How do I pass the course?
You will have 3 months to complete all lectures and your labs from your start date.
To pass:
1) You must watch all recorded lectures. Each lecture will have questions you will need to answer.
2) Answer all questions within recorded lectures and email them to the instructor
3) Complete all assignments as requested by the instructor
4) Complete all in-classroom quizzes
5) Complete all 3 labs - labs will be offered at minimum monthly. Labs must be done in order, IE you can not complete lab 3 without first having completed Lab 1.
6) Complete your final exam with an 80% or better and in person skills test.
Students must also complete or show proof of a current Basic life Support (BLS) training before end of class.
Ready? Let us know when you'd like to start!
Labs must be completed in order. Full class must be completed within 3 months of your start date.
Labs available in Kona. All labs are set as a "set" of labs and must be taken in order.
Chapter assignments must be turned in at least 2 days prior to the lab date.
ALL LABS must be taken in order. Labs are 8am - 3pm
Lab 1: Lab 1: Administrative, PPE, Vitals (MUST have completed and turned in 48 hours before class Chapter 25)
Lab 2: Injections, EKG (MUST have completed and turned in 48 hours before class ALL 50 chapters)
Lab 3: Phlebotomy, and FINAL EXAM
Labs below are listed in order and are designed to be taken as a "set".
Labs 2025!!!! Once you have completed the registration portion, you will be sent an email on what lab set you will fall in to.
Starting around February:
Labs: Saturday's - March 15th, April 19th, April 26th
Starting around March:
Labs: Saturday's - April 12th, May 24th, May 31st
Starting around April:
Labs: Saturday's - May 17th, June 21st, June 28th
Starting around May:
Labs: Saturday's - June 14th, July 26th, August 2nd
Starting around June:
Labs: Saturday's - July 19th, August 23rd, August 30th
Starting around July:
Labs: Saturday's - August 16th, September 20th, September 27th
Starting around August:
Labs: Saturday's - September 13th, October 25th, November 1st
Starting around September:
Labs: Saturday's - October 18th, November 15th, November 22nd
Starting in October:
Labs: Saturday's - November 16th, December 13th, December 20th
Want to come to class? Or have a live instructor even remote? We have those options too!! 2025 will be up soon! Keep checking in!
All IslandCPR CCMA courses are now available as a blended learning option!
What does this mean? It means you can ZOOM in to your lectures from anywhere on island, only needing to be in the classroom on your lab days!
Want to be in classroom? Don't worry you are also always welcome to join the class live in the classroom!
What does this mean? It means you can ZOOM in to your lectures from anywhere on island, only needing to be in the classroom on your lab days!
Want to be in classroom? Don't worry you are also always welcome to join the class live in the classroom!
Course Details:
$1,395 (plus tax) includes: Medical terminology introductory class, Medical Assistant course, textbook, stethoscope and BP cuff.
Not included, CCMA Exam through NHA
$350 (plus tax) CCMA (NHA national exam)
A $475 non-refundable deposit is due on time of signup.
Class cost includes:
Prior to class:
Students taking our LIVE course must pick up and read and complete the first 10 chapters of their Kinn's Medical Assistant textbook.
For students unable to pick up their textbook we do offer: E-book option (note that if this is chosen you will not receive a hardcopy textbook), and we can ship to you for $25 (plus tax)
To pass:
1) You must attend all classes (any missed labs must be made up at a fee of $35 per hour. Any missed lecture days must be made up by watching self paced lectures and turning in assignments. If a student misses more than 2 classes they will be removed from class).
2) Complete all assignments by the instructor
4) Complete all in classroom quizzes
5) Complete all 3 labs
6) Complete your final exam with an 80% or better and in person skills test.
Students must also complete or show proof of a current Basic life Support (BLS) training before end of class.
$1,395 (plus tax) includes: Medical terminology introductory class, Medical Assistant course, textbook, stethoscope and BP cuff.
Not included, CCMA Exam through NHA
$350 (plus tax) CCMA (NHA national exam)
A $475 non-refundable deposit is due on time of signup.
- Financial Assistance opportunities and/or payment plans available.
- http://www.islandcpr.com/ma-tuition-assistance.html
Class cost includes:
- Medical Assistant 70-hour training course which includes an introduction course in Medical Terminology!
- Textbook
- BP cuff and stethoscope for training purposes
- Assistance with a Medical Assistant Instructor!
Prior to class:
Students taking our LIVE course must pick up and read and complete the first 10 chapters of their Kinn's Medical Assistant textbook.
For students unable to pick up their textbook we do offer: E-book option (note that if this is chosen you will not receive a hardcopy textbook), and we can ship to you for $25 (plus tax)
To pass:
1) You must attend all classes (any missed labs must be made up at a fee of $35 per hour. Any missed lecture days must be made up by watching self paced lectures and turning in assignments. If a student misses more than 2 classes they will be removed from class).
2) Complete all assignments by the instructor
4) Complete all in classroom quizzes
5) Complete all 3 labs
6) Complete your final exam with an 80% or better and in person skills test.
Students must also complete or show proof of a current Basic life Support (BLS) training before end of class.