Online Medical Administrative Assistant Programs

Unlock Your Future with Our Accredited Online Programs

Kickstart Your Healthcare Career with American National University’s Medical Administrative Assistant Programs. Our courses meet the rapidly changing needs of healthcare facilities, providing you with the knowledge and skills needed for success. Choose between a certificate or associate degree and get ready to make a meaningful impact in healthcare administration.

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Administrative Medical Assistant Certificate

• Complete this program in just 9 months, earning 48 credit hours.
• All-inclusive tuition of $15,840 covers fees, textbooks, and the first certification exam.
• Ideal for entry-level positions such as Health Administrator Assistant, this program prepares you for the MAAC exam.

Medical Administrative Assistant Associate Degree

• Graduate in 18 months, with 96 credit hours and a 162-hour clinical externship.
• All-inclusive tuition of $30,816 includes advanced training, textbooks, and lab equipment.
• This degree qualifies you for senior administrative roles in healthcare settings and prepares you to sit for the CMAA exam.

Flexible Online Learning

Experience courses and labs delivered live online, guided by expert instructors

Accelerated Completion

Complete your certificate in just 9 months, or alternatively, earn your associate degree in 18 months.

All Inclusive Tuition

Your tuition covers application fees, textbooks, the first certification exams, and lab equipment shipped directly to your home.

Career-Ready Certifications

Graduate ready to pass key certifications like the CMAA, administered through the National Healthcareer Association.

Shelby Ritchie

“Not only were the professors very friendly and not only did they teach you what they were supposed to, but many of them were medical assistants, so they will tell you about the experience they had.”

Angela Pickral

“I learned a lot through my internship…the LPN I worked with was my rock…I’m no longer afraid to draw blood…in fact, it’s one of my favorite things to do.”

Sarah Slone

“I was nervous about the phlebotomy part, I thought ‘how am I going to do that if I’m not in the clinic?… but the arm, the practice, the electrocardiogram… It has helped me a lot, I feel more prepared for when enter the workforce.”

American National University is accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission. The Distance Education Accrediting Commission is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a recognized accrediting agency. The Distance Education Accrediting Commission is recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA).