Maine Adult Education

This certificate program is offered by our partner; The Academy of Medical Professionals. 

This certification program will teach you the practical real-world skills essential for success in the healthcare field.  This completely inclusive course consists of Medical Terminology, Medical Front Office Skills, EHR/EMR for the Medical Office and the Administrative Medical Assistant.  You will learn MedTrak electronic records system used in many medical offices.  In addition, upon completion of all courses, you will sit for your CMAA (Certified Medical Administrative Assistant) Examination and CBCS (Certified Billing Specialist) through the National Health career Association and you will receive a certificate of medical billing through the Academy of Medical Professions.

To learn more about this course and to download the enrollment packet, please visit https:///www.academyofmedicalalprofessions.com/pharmacy-technician.html and please them know how you heard about this class. This allows us to continue to partner with AMP to offer these exciting career courses. 

This course is not available for registration through our site. Interested students must register with AMP. If you have questions about this course or others with AMP, please contact us at 207-824-2136 or email; adulted@sad44.org

*Tuition: $3,200.00. There is a $300.00 non-refundable deposit that is included in the total tuiton price. Payment options are available with AMP. 

Read below for an excerpt from AMP's course descriptio for the Medical Office Specialist:

These versatile professionals are office specialists that are essential to many different health care settings, including physician's offices, chiropractors, cardiologists, dentists, and others. In addition, individuals can accomplish various jobs in the hospital environment, and some are employed by freestanding emergency centers and surgery centers.

Opportunities for Certified Medical Administrative Assistants are growing1 because of the constant change within the medical profession and the surge of cross-training, which means that one individual is trained to do a variety of duties. Certified Medical Administrative Assistants greet patients as they arrive, obtain basic registration information, assemble patient medical records, perform office accounting and filing, handle all correspondence and scheduling of outpatient procedures, consultations, and appointments. In addition, they must have a basic knowledge of procedure and diagnostic coding, the ability to complete insurance forms, and to determine insurance coverage and limitations for the patient.

This certification program will teach you the practical real-world skills essential for success in the healthcare field. Upon completion of this program, you will sit for your CMAA (Certified Medical Administrative Assistant) examination through the National Healthcareer Association (NHA).