Programs > Health Sciences > Medical AssistantWhat Will You Do With a Medical Assistant Degree?
Run lab tests. Take patient histories. Prepare and administer medications. Help physicians provide the high-quality patient care everyone deserves. As a graduate of Globe University’s medical assistant degree program, you will be ready for a satisfying and exciting career as a critical member of a health-care delivery team.
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Medical Assistant: Program Overview
Get to know the medical assistant program at Globe University. Hear what you'll learn as a student and how your coursework will prepare you to enter this rewarding field.
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Medical Assistant: In the Classroom
See inside a medical assistant classroom. Hear from current students, graduates and instructors about what you can expect and topics you'll study.
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Medical Assistant: Service Learning
In service learning projects, medical assistant students gain experience with patient interaction while providing an invaluable community health service.
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Medical Assistant: Career Opportunities
What is the career outlook for medical assistants? Our program dean walks you through career options that may be available after you graduate.
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“Medical assisting is an awesome program, a perfect balance between labs and patients. Globe University is an amazing school, with a hands-on approach to learning.”
~ Katelyn Victorsen, Globe University-Woodbury
“I have been in my job for two months now, and am happy to report that I am very well prepared. I have taken some amazing X-rays. Thank you for having instructors who challenge their students to be the best they can be!”
~ Erica Arends, Globe University-Sioux Falls graduate
Take the first step toward a wonderful career in medical assisting. Call toll-free 1-877-303-6060 and speak with a college representative.
2-year degree program
Associate in Applied Science in Medical Assistant. Learn to recognize and deal with emergencies, take X-rays,* perform lab tests, administer medications and keep medical records. In 15 months, complete all medical assistant training, earn various certifications, prepare for the CMA (AAMA) certification exam,** and be ready for employment. This 2-year degree program also includes general education classes—great preparation for working with diverse groups of people.
Career opportunities in medical assisting
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, medical assisting is among the fastest growing occupations. Job opportunities should be excellent.*** Job opportunities include positions in the offices of physicians, podiatrists, chiropractors and other clinical health practitioners. Get more information about careers in medical assisting.
Want to learn more?
Contact college admissions for more information or help with the admissions process. A representative would be happy to answer any questions you may have or arrange a tour of any of our campus locations.
The Globe University/Minnesota School of Business medical assistant associate degree programs at the Appleton, Blaine, Brooklyn Center, Eau Claire, Elk River, Green Bay, La Crosse, Lakeville, Madison East, Madison West, Moorhead, Plymouth, Richfield, Rochester, Shakopee, Sioux Falls, St. Cloud, Wausau and Woodbury campuses are accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES), 7777 Leesburg Pike, Suite 314 North, Falls Church, VA 22043, Phone: 703-917-9503. Please contact the medical assistant program coordinator at your campus for more information.
*The X-ray components of the medical assistant curriculum are not offered at Globe University's Wisconsin campuses.
**Graduation from an approved accredited program is a requirement for taking the CMA (AAMA) exam.
***Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook 2010-11 