Monroe Community College

Bachelor of Medical Administration

Arm yourself with the organizational, interpersonal, and technical skills to handle administrative duties in healthcare organizations. Become familiar with medical terminology, coding, the use of electronic health records, and professional writing. Entry-level positions are often in hospitals, physician's offices, insurance companies, behavioral health organizations, and nursing facilities.61 credits Study online, on campus, or a combination of both Gain career-focused skillsThe Medical Administration Associate in Applied Science degree equips students with the skills and competencies needed for careers as administrative support personnel in various health offices and settings. This program places emphasis on the fundamentals of healthcare office management, as well as technological, interpersonal, administrative, and presentation skills. Graduates of this degree can transition into the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Health Services Administration Degree.

Apply medical, legal, and ethical standards for the creation, distribution, and release of medical information. Work in RIOUA health care environments including private practices, clinics, public health departments, insurance agencies, outpatient services, and government agencies. Engage in professional interpersonal relations with diverse patient/client customers. Perform the administrative duties associated with the role of medical administration, including the management and processing of information and the organization and design of communication procedures. Use technological and informational skills to perform administrative duties in healthcare environments.