Start Your Career as a Medical Scribe
This 5-unit Occupational Skills Certificate can be completed in as little as one semester so that students may enter the workforce sooner. Due to the high demand for specialized entry-level skills in this field, there are many employment opportunities available. Students may return and complete the remaining courses needed to become a medical assistant.
- Program Length:
One Semester
- Program Completion:
Occupational Skills Certificate
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Program Accreditation:
PCC Accreditation
Coursework
- HLSC 115 - MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY (3.0 Units),
- MA 109 - HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (1.0 Unit)
- MA 110 - MEDICAL OFFICE MICROCOMPUTER MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS (1.0 Unit).
Courses are typically offered during the fall, spring, and summer sessions.
Course Preparation: This 5-unit Occupational Skills Certificate can be completed in as little as one semester so that students may enter the workforce sooner. Due to the high demand for specialized entry-level skills in this field, there are many employment opportunities available. Students may return and complete the remaining courses needed to become a medical assistant..
Enrollment is limited to students who have completed the special application and who are randomly selected for enrollment into the program based on the limited number of seats available. Selection of students is based on criteria approved by the Pasadena City College Administration and consistent with all State and Federal Regulations.
An Occupational Skills Certificate is awarded upon completion of all required courses with a grade of C or better.
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Application Dates:
June 15 - July 1: applicants who apply during this application cycle will begin the
course in the Fall semester.
October 1 - October 20: applicants who apply during this application cycle will begin
the course in the Winter intersession.
November 1 - November 15: applicants who apply during this application cycle will
begin the course in the Spring semester.
February 20 - March 10: applicants who apply during this application cycle will begin
the course in the Summer intersession.