Medical Assistant Program in Indiana

Ready to train for a healthcare career without stepping away from your current responsibilities? Our Online Medical Assistant Program (with local clinicals) in Indiana provides a convenient pathway to gain clinical and administrative healthcare skills in just 7 months.

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240-hour Externship (real clinical experience)
100% Online (teacher-led) + Local clinical Training
No prior experience required
CCMA (NHA) certification exam prep

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Overview of Our Medical Assistant Program in Indiana

Certification Prep

Start with the medical assisting basics and progress to complex concepts for the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA).

Expert Support

Learn from instructors who are industry experts and will guide you every step of the way.

Fast-Track Training

Earn your entry-level certificate of completion in the Medical Assistant program in only 7 months.

Tuition Fee

Total Cost: $14,700

Pay-as-you-go Payment Options available
As low as $289/month

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NOTE : The duration of your medical assistant program in Indiana will depend on your attendance; i.e., skipping lectures can result in prolonging the program duration.

What Skills Will You Learn in This Online Medical Assistant Program in Indiana?

This online medical assistant program in Indiana combines clinical knowledge, administrative training, and workplace-ready, in-demand medical assisting skills to help prepare you for entry-level healthcare careers.

Healthcare Foundations

Build a strong understanding of medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, first aid principles, and basic pharmacology.

Clinical Procedures

Learn how to assist during patient examinations, perform ECG procedures, support phlebotomy tasks, and prepare treatment rooms.

Medical Office Administration

Develop skills in appointment scheduling, patient intake, insurance verification, and healthcare office operations.

Healthcare Technology

Gain hands-on experience with Electronic Medical Records (EMR), medical billing systems, and other digital tools commonly used in healthcare settings.

Patient Communication

Strengthen soft skills needed to interact effectively with patients, providers, and healthcare teams.

Who Should Consider This Online Medical Assistant Program in Indiana?

Our online medical assistant program in Indiana is designed for individuals seeking a flexible and practical path into healthcare.

Career Changers

Build healthcare skills and transition into a stable, growing industry from any background.

Working Adults

Attend flexible online classes while balancing work schedules, family commitments, and daily responsibilities.

Future Remote Healthcare Professionals

Develop administrative and digital healthcare skills applicable to virtual medical support roles.

Budget-Conscious Students

Pursue career-focused healthcare training without the time and expense of longer degrees.

Healthcare Beginners

Start your healthcare journey confidently with no previous medical knowledge or experience required.

Certification-Focused Learners

Gain the knowledge and preparation needed for nationally recognized certifications like the CCMA.

Career Opportunities After Completing Our Medical Assistant Program in Indiana

Completing our online medical assistant program in Indiana can prepare you for a range of entry-level healthcare positions, such as:

Job Title	Primary Responsibility	Work Environment
Medical Assistant	Blend of clinical tasks (vitals, blood draws) and administrative duties (scheduling, records).	Physician offices, outpatient clinics, and urgent care centers.
Clinical Medical Assistant	Back-office clinical duties, assisting with procedures.	Examination rooms, specialized clinics, and ambulatory care centers.
Administrative Medical Assistant	Front-office operations, billing, coding, patient charts, compliance.	Medical office reception areas, billing departments.
Healthcare & Clinical Assistant	Direct patient care and clinical support.	Fast-paced physician offices, clinics, and hospitals.
Virtual Medical Assistant	Remote management of the clinic’s digital communications.	Work from home or remote administrative hubs.
Patient Services Representative	Front-desk operations and patient intake.	Professional medical reception areas and outpatient centers.
Insurance Specialist	Processing claims and managing healthcare billing.	Private practices, billing departments, or remote offices.
Patient Scheduler	Coordinating appointments and provider calendars.	Call centers or busy medical office settings.

NOTE : Depending on the position you pursue, employers may prefer or require additional industry-recognized certifications.

Medical Assistant Jobs and Salary in Indiana

One of the biggest questions prospective students ask is, “What can I earn after completing a medical assistant program in Indiana?” The following employment and wage data offer insight into the current job market for medical assistants in Indiana.

State	Indiana
Employment per thousand jobs	6.406
Employment	20,220
Hourly mean wage	$20.32
Annual mean wage	$42,260

Here’s a look at the typical salary range for medical assistants in Indiana:

Top Earners (90th percentile): $51,847
Majority Range (25th-75th percentile): $39,605 to $48,131
Entry-Level (10th percentile): $35,557

Source: Salary.com

NOTE : Salary figures are provided for informational purposes only and do not guarantee a specific starting wage. Actual earnings may vary based on employer, location, certifications, and experience.

Major Healthcare Employers in Indiana

After completing your online medical assistant program in Indiana, you will be well-positioned to explore entry-level opportunities across the state’s largest and most active healthcare networks, such as;

Financial Aid Options for Our Medical Assistant Program in Indiana

Tuition cost should not be the barrier standing between you and a healthcare career in Indiana. Beyond WIOA funding, CCI Training Center provides several financial assistance options for qualified students, including:

Federal Pell Grant Program

Federal Direct Loan

Low-Interest Loans

Director's Scholarship (up to $2,000)

Flexible Pay-As-You-Go Payment Plans (starting as low as $289/month)

The CCI Training Center also offers flexible payment options for all online training programs. Speak with our representatives to check if you are eligible for financial aid.

Our Medical Assistant Program in Indiana: Curriculum Breakdown

Module 1:
Professional Foundations & Digital Literacy

This module introduces the administrative, digital, and professional skills commonly used in healthcare settings.

Virtual Assistant Literacy (VAL01)

Learn the digital tools essential for modern clinics and remote roles, including Microsoft Office and communication platforms like Zoom and Google Meet.

Medical Law, Ethics & Professionalism (MED02)

Develop an understanding of legal and ethical responsibilities in healthcare environments, covering medical malpractice, HIPAA compliance, and patient rights.

Module 2:
Medical Science & Pharmacology

Focus on the core biological and pharmaceutical knowledge required for clinical safety.

Medical Terminology/Anatomy & Physiology (MED03R)

Master the language of medicine and develop an understanding of the structure and function of major human body systems.

Basic Pharmacology (MED05)

Study drug classifications, safe administration routes, and how to identify potential drug interactions.

Module 3: Clinical Theory & Electronic Records

Bridge the gap between theory and digital management through simulated environments.

Clinical Theory & Simulations (MED18):

Use performance-based simulations and guided practice activities during live lectures, practicing essential procedures such as vital signs, specimen collection, vision screening, and injection techniques, to develop clinical reasoning and master patient care tasks in a controlled setting.

Electronic Medical Records (MED30A)

Gain hands-on experience with industry-standard EMR software for patient charting, billing, and insurance claim processing.

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Module 4: Office Management & Career Launch

Finalize your training with administrative expertise and professional preparation.

Medical Office Procedures (MED06A)

Learn how to keep a medical office running smoothly by managing patient intake, appointments, triage, and essential day-to-day operations.

Career Development (CDV01)

Prepare for healthcare careers by building resumes, creating a professional LinkedIn profile, and practicing modern job search strategies used by employers today.

Certification Review (CEP02)

A dedicated 24-hour intensive review of all medical assistant duties to ensure you are ready for national certification exams (CCMA).

Medical Assistant Practice Kit (Included with the MED18: Clinical Theory & Simulations Course)

This practice kit is designed to complement online coursework and provide students with simulated, at-home training tools aligned with common clinical procedures.

What’s Included in the Practice Kit

Injection practice supplies

Vital signs training tools

Wound care

Specimen collection

PPE ITEMS

Instructional guide

How Is It Used During the Course?

Applied Learning

Integrated directly into MED18 lessons to support hands-on practice alongside theoretical instruction.

Student Activities

Used to complete weekly structured practice, follow live/recorded instructor demonstrations, and build foundational clinical workflows.

Externship Prep

Helps students build confidence and familiarity with clinical tools before stepping into their local externship.

Instructor Integration

Instructors incorporate kit materials into live lecture demonstrations, weekly assignments, and skill readiness reviews.

NOTES

All materials are intended for educational simulation purposes only and are not used on real patients.
You will be able to practice crucial skills under the supervision of healthcare professionals during your local externship (in-person).
This kit is distributed specifically during the MED18 course (Clinical Theory and Simulations) directly to the student’s registered address.

240-Hour Externship in Indiana

After completing your coursework, you’ll step into a professional healthcare setting in Indiana under the direct supervision of experienced clinical staff.

Your Path to the Field

Step 1: Complete Coursework

Finish all online modules and administrative training (MED01–MED06A).

Step 2: Local Placement

CCI Training Center arranges your externship at an approved medical facility, typically within 30 miles of your Indiana ZIP code.

Step 3: Supervised Training

Complete 240 hours of hands-on, supervised clinical training in a fully operational medical environment.

NOTE: The school is fully committed to assisting students in finding a suitable externship site near the student’s location. At times, finding a new externship site to match the remote location of the student leads to delays and causes the student to complete the program later than anticipated. Students must understand and agree to this condition and assist the school when possible by remaining in close contact with the school.

6 Key Clinical Tasks You Will Perform During Your Indiana Externship

Patient Intake & Vitals

Measure and document height, weight, blood pressure, temperature, pulse, and other essential vital signs.

Examination Support

Prepare patients for clinical exams, assist healthcare providers during procedures, and maintain a smooth patient flow.

Diagnostic Procedures

Set up and assist with basic diagnostic tests, including Electrocardiograms (ECGs), following standard healthcare protocols.

Specimen Collection & Processing

Accurately collect, label, and prepare laboratory specimens for clinical analysis.

Exam Room Preparation

Sanitize instruments, restock supplies, and ensure each exam room meets operational standards before and after patient visits.

EMR Documentation

Use Electronic Medical Records systems to accurately document patient histories, clinical observations, and visit details.

Flexible Medical Assistant Classes Designed for Indiana Students

Attend just two live online sessions per week and complete your training from anywhere in Indiana, whether you are in Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville, South Bend, or a smaller city or town across the state.

Morning Lecture

Evening Lecture

Limited Seats Available

Contact Admissions for the latest class start dates and enrollment availability. Seats fill quickly.

Job Search Resources for Medical Assistant Students in Indiana

Once you complete your medical assistant training in Indiana, these job platforms can help you find open positions at clinics, hospitals, and outpatient facilities across the state.

What Medical Assistant Certification Preparation Can You Aim For? (CCMA, OSHA, First Aid, BLS & CPR)

Students will receive a “certificate of completion” from the CCI Training Center. There are some other certifications as well that may boost the career of the candidate in the medical assistant field:

CCMA (Certified Clinical Medical Assistant)

This core certification, provided by the National Healthcareer Association (NHA), verifies your clinical skills and significantly enhances your job prospects in competitive healthcare markets.

OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)

Offered by the National Safety Council (NSC), this credential demonstrates the specialized knowledge required to maintain a safe medical workplace and prevent environmental hazards.

BLS / CPR (Basic Life Support & Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation)

Essential for healthcare professionals, this training (often certified via the American Heart Association) validates your ability to perform life-saving CPR, use an AED, and respond to choking and cardiac emergencies.

First Aid

Also awarded by the NSC, this certification validates your ability to provide critical emergency medical assistance when every second counts.

The CCI Training Center prepares you for success on these certification exams by providing a Comprehensive Certification Review.

Learn which additional medical assisting certifications you can pursue after completing this training program.

Career Support for Your Future

Your journey doesn’t end with a certificate. CCI Training Center provides dedicated Career Support Services to help you transition into the workforce. We offer:

Professional Career Counseling | Resume & Interview Prep | Employer Networking

For more information, contact our career services.

Why Choose Our Online Medical Assistant Program in Indiana?

100% Online Programs (twice a week)

Attend live, instructor-led classes just twice a week, making it easier to balance your education with work, family, and other responsibilities. Training includes interactive simulations designed to mirror real-world medical office environments.

ACCET National Accreditation

CCI Training Center is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training (ACCET), ensuring the program meets recognized educational standards and industry expectations.

Learn From Experienced Instructors

Receive guidance from healthcare professionals who bring real-world experience into the classroom, helping you build practical skills and industry knowledge.

Local Externship Opportunities

Apply your training in a professional healthcare setting through a supervised externship. Placements are typically arranged within approximately 30 miles of your ZIP code whenever possible.

Ongoing Career Support

From resume development and interview preparation to job search guidance and career coaching, our support continues beyond graduation to help you pursue employment opportunities.

Financial Aid Options Available

Qualified students may be eligible for financial assistance, including Federal Pell Grants, low-interest loans, scholarships, and workforce funding programs. Our financial aid team can help you explore available options based on your eligibility.

Online vs In-Person Medical Assistant Program

Feature	Online Medical Assistant Programs	In-Person Medical Assistant Programs
Learning Environment	Lectures are delivered virtually through digital platforms, with clinical theory often taught via online simulations.	All lectures, discussions, and clinical lab work take place physically on a school campus.
Flexibility & Schedule	High flexibility with evening/weekend sessions.	Rigid, fixed schedules that require daily physical attendance, commuting, and set classroom hours.
Clinical Practice	Core clinical skills are introduced online and mastered during a mandatory local externship at a medical facility.	Clinical skills like vitals and phlebotomy are practiced directly on peers in a physical campus lab prior to the externship.
Technology	Demands reliable computer access, high-speed internet, a webcam, and comfort navigating digital learning software.	Requires minimal personal technology, as students primarily utilize physical classrooms and on-campus computer labs.

If you’re weighing your options, check out this comparison between traditional and online medical assistant training courses.

Meet Your Online Medical Assistant Training Instructor

Dr. Nathaniel Pettigrew

Dr. Pettigrew is an accomplished healthcare professional, military veteran, and educator who currently serves as an Allied Health Instructor at CCI Training Center. His diverse career spans clinical practice in major health systems, military medical readiness operations, and academic leadership as a Program Director. He specializes in bridging the gap between classroom theory and real-world clinical application, focusing heavily on hands-on training, student mentorship, and professional accountability.

Experience: 25+ years in healthcare; 15+ years of leadership in allied health education; Veteran (US Navy Hospital Corpsman).

Qualifications:

Academic Degrees: Dual MBA/MHA, Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN BSN), BS in Health Administration, Master of Christian Education, and a Doctorate of Humanities.

Professional Certifications: Nationally registered in Medical Assisting, EKG, Phlebotomy, and Patient Care Technology.

Specialized Training: Certified BLS/CPR Instructor; certified in Basic and Advanced Emergency Care via military medical training.

How to Enroll in Our Online Medical Assistant Program in Indiana?

Starting your healthcare training journey with CCI Training Center is straightforward.

Submit Your Application

Fill out our online form to provide your basic information and educational background.

Speak With an Advisor

Complete a required personal interview with an admissions representative to discuss your career goals.

Complete Your Enrollment

Meet with the financial aid staff to determine eligibility, create your funding plan, and sign your agreement.

Start Your Training

Begin your online modules and join live lectures to master essential healthcare skills.

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Student Reviews and Testimonials

I just recently completed the mma program at CCI training. I feel like I accomplished something that I really wanted to do for a long time. I like the experience that I had here at CCI training, the hands-on experience that I received when I was doing my labs and the instructor Mr Marion is very good at instructing us how to do our lab work and stuff. Right now I’m currently working at the externship site.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are the admission requirements for online medical assistant programs in Indiana?

Our online medical assistant program in Indiana is designed to be accessible to aspiring healthcare professionals. Most applicants need a high school diploma or GED, and no prior healthcare experience is required to get started.

How long does your medical assistant program in Indiana take to complete?

Our medical assistant program in Indiana can be completed in as little as 7 months, allowing students to build job-ready skills and enter the healthcare workforce faster.

Does your online medical assistant program in Indiana include an externship?

Yes. Our medical assistant program in Indiana includes a 240-hour externship arranged at an approved healthcare facility, typically within 30 miles of your ZIP code whenever possible.

What skills will I learn in your medical assistant training in Indiana?

We teach a combination of clinical, administrative, and digital healthcare skills, including patient care, ECG procedures, medical terminology, EMR systems, scheduling, billing, and office operations.

Does your program prepare students for CCMA certification?

Yes. Our curriculum includes comprehensive CCMA certification preparation to help students feel confident pursuing this nationally recognized credential.

Are financial aid options available for your medical assistant program in Indiana?

Yes. Qualified students may be eligible for financial assistance, including Federal Pell Grants, loans, scholarships, workforce funding, and flexible payment plans.

How much does your medical assistant program in Indiana cost?

Our Medical Assistant Program in Indiana costs $14,700. We believe in full transparency, so you’ll receive a detailed tuition breakdown upfront, helping you understand all costs and make an informed enrollment decision before getting started.

Can I work while attending your online medical assistant program in Indiana?

Absolutely. Our twice-weekly live online classes are designed to help working adults balance education, employment, and family responsibilities.

Will employers recognize an online medical assistant program in Indiana?

Employers often value accredited medical assistant schools in Indiana for training, hands-on externship experience, and certification readiness. Our program combines all three to help graduates compete in today’s healthcare job market.

Is your school accredited?

Yes. CCI Training Center is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training (ACCET), demonstrating our commitment to quality career-focused education.

Can your program help me prepare for remote healthcare jobs?

Yes. We teach administrative, communication, and digital healthcare skills that may be valuable for virtual healthcare support and remote medical assistant positions.

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