Medical Assistant Fundamentals of Practice & Lab: Administrative Skills
Medical Assistant Fundamentals of Practice & Lab: Administrative Skills
MED X 412.3
This UCLA Medical Assistant Program course is the third in a 3-part series. It prepares students for a successful transition into their externships.
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Please note: This course is restricted to students admitted to the UCLA Health Medical Assistant Program only.
What you can learn.
What you can learn.
Experience high-fidelity patient simulations and clinical rotations at an ambulatory practice site
Identify quality assurance practices in health care, basic principles of first aid, and responding to an emergency in the ambulatory care setting
Understand and practice various office procedures including performing EKGs and wound care
About This Course
This course will focus on administrative functions in the role of a Medical Assistant including appointment and scheduling methods, introduction to the electronic medical record and practice management system, third party reimbursement and basic finance practices. Student will practice various administrative functions including managing appointments, utilizing an EMR, and creating, organizing, and maintaining a medical record, interpreting insurance information and verifying insurance eligibility and pre-authorization. Students will also receive an introduction to procedural and diagnostic coding. Students will have an introduction to administrative work in the ambulatory care setting.
This course applies toward the following programs
UCLA Health Medical Assistant Program
certificate
certificate
The UCLA Medical Assistant Program (MAP), offered through a partnership between UCLA Health and UCLA Extension, combines the theory and practical experience necessary to prepare students to transition successfully into a career as a medical assistant.
The UCLA Medical Assistant Program (MAP), offered through a partnership between UCLA Health and UCLA Extension, combines the theory and practical experience necessary to prepare students to transition successfully into a career as a medical assistant.