Your path to becoming a medical assistant doesn’t have to involve years of schooling. CCI Training Center’s Online Medical Assistant Program (with local clinicals) in Kansas allows you to gain the hands-on skills needed for entry-level healthcare opportunities in just 7 months.
School Accredited By: (ACCET)
Certification Prep
Start with the medical assisting basics and progress to complex concepts for the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA).
Expert Support
Learn from industry experts who will guide you every step of the way.
Fast-Track Training
Total Class Hours: 540 hours 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
Prerequisite Apply
Already Enrolled? Student Corner –
NOTE: The standard 7-month timeline is based on regular attendance. Skipped lectures may delay your completion of the medical assistant program.
Our medical assistant program in Kansas is designed to give you job-ready, in-demand medical assisting skills in both clinical procedures and healthcare administration. Core competencies include:
Medical terminology, first aid procedures, anatomy and physiology, and basic pharmacology.
Assisting with patient examinations, performing ECGs, performing phlebotomy procedures, and preparing patient rooms.
Scheduling appointments, managing phone triage, and processing insurance claims.
Mastering Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and patient billing software.
Developing the communication and interpersonal soft skills necessary for effective patient management.
Our online medical assistant program in Kansas is designed for individuals seeking a more flexible path without pausing their current responsibilities.
Start your healthcare journey right after high school without needing a four-year degree.
Transition smoothly into the medical field from any previous profession.
Learn through flexible online classes that fit around your job and daily routine.
Prepare confidently for industry exams like the CCMA.
Upgrade your skills to advance into certified, higher-paying positions.
Graduates of our online Medical Assistant Program in Kansas can explore a variety of entry-level roles across the state’s growing healthcare industry.
| Job Title | Primary Responsibility | Work Environment |
|---|---|---|
| Medical Assistant | Blends clinical duties (vitals, blood draws) with administrative tasks (scheduling, records). | Highly versatile, found in physician offices, outpatient clinics, and urgent care centers. |
| Clinical Medical Assistant | Focuses on back-office clinical duties and procedural support. | Examination rooms, specialized clinics, fast-paced ambulatory care centers. |
| Administrative Medical Assistant | Oversees front-office operations, medical billing, coding, patient charts, and compliance. | Medical office reception areas, billing departments, and administrative suites. |
| Healthcare & Clinical Assistant | Provides direct patient care and clinical support. | Fast-paced physician offices, clinics, and hospitals. |
| Virtual Medical Assistant | Handles a clinic’s digital communications remotely. | Remote/work-from-home administrative hubs. |
| Patient Services Representative | Manages front-desk responsibilities and patient intake. | Professional medical reception areas and outpatient centers. |
| Insurance Specialist | Processes claims and navigates healthcare billing systems. | Private practices, billing departments, remote offices. |
| Patient Scheduler | Coordinates appointments and provider calendars. | Busy medical offices or dynamic call centers. |
NOTE : Depending on your employer and specific work environment, additional certifications or training may be required to meet job-specific requirements.
Medical assistants remain in demand in a variety of clinical settings. The table below provides a snapshot of employment statistics and average wages for medical assistants throughout the state.
| State | Kansas |
| Employment per thousand jobs | 3.474 |
| Employment | 4900 |
| Hourly mean wage | $18.11 |
| Annual mean wage | $39,020 |
Here’s a look at the typical salary range for medical assistants in Kansas:
Source: Salary.com
NOTE : These salary figures are intended to provide a general overview of the market. Your actual starting wage may differ depending on your qualifications, employer, location, and level of experience.
National World War I Museum (Kansas City, KS)
Just miles from the University of Kansas Health System campus. The surrounding metro area is dense with specialty clinics, outpatient centers, and physician practices.
Country Club Plaza (Overland Park/Kansas City area)
This iconic shopping and business district sits in the heart of Johnson County.
Sedgwick County Zoo (Wichita)
Located minutes from Ascension Via Christi and Wesley Medical Center.
Kansas Aviation Museum (Wichita)
Situated near the medical district that houses several facilities connected to Wichita's major hospital networks.
Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site (Topeka)
This nationally recognized landmark sits within the same city.
CCI Training Center offers multiple pathways to make your medical assistant training in Kansas financially accessible.
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)
WIOA (Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act) Funding
Contact our Financial Aid representative directly to find out if you are eligible for financial aid.
Kansas administers WIOA through the KANSASWORKS network, which operates workforce centers across the state. Here is how to get started:
| Center | Key Location |
|---|---|
| Wichita Workforce Center | 2021 N. Amidon, Suite 1100, Wichita, KS 67203 |
| KANSASWORKS Topeka Workforce Center | 1430 SW Topeka Blvd, 1st Floor, Topeka, KS 66612, 785-235-5627 |
| Wyandotte County Workforce Center | 400 State Avenue, Suite 120, Kansas City, KS 66101, (913) 279-2600 |
| Johnson County Workforce Center | 520 S. Harrison St, Olathe, KS 66061, (913) 577-5900 |
| Manhattan KANSASWORKS Workforce Center | 322 Houston Street, Suite 112, Manhattan, KS 66502, (785) 539-5691 |
NOTE: Contact information and addresses are subject to change. Visit the official KANSASWORKS website for the most current and accurate location information.
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.
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.
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.
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).
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?
Integrated directly into MED18 lessons to support hands-on practice alongside theoretical instruction.
Used to complete weekly structured practice, follow live/recorded instructor demonstrations, and build foundational clinical workflows.
Helps students build confidence and familiarity with clinical tools before stepping into their local externship.
Instructors incorporate kit materials into live lecture demonstrations, weekly assignments, and skill readiness reviews.
NOTES
Learning doesn’t stop when your online classes end. Your 240-hour externship provides the opportunity to apply your knowledge in a real medical setting.
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 Kansas ZIP code.
Step 3: Supervised Training
Complete 240 hours of hands-on, supervised clinical training in a fully operational medical environment.
Patient Intake & Vitals
Measure and document height, weight, blood pressure, temperature, pulse, and additional vital signs for each patient encounter.
Examination Support
Prepare patients for clinical exams, assist providers during procedures, and keep appointments running on schedule.
Diagnostic Procedures
Set up and assist with basic diagnostic tests, including Electrocardiograms (ECGs), in line with established healthcare protocols.
Specimen Collection & Processing
Accurately collect, label, and prepare laboratory specimens for testing and clinical analysis.
Exam Room Preparation
Sanitize instruments, restock supplies, and ensure every exam room meets readiness and safety standards before and after patient visits.
EMR Documentation
Use Electronic Medical Records systems to record patient histories, clinical observations, and visit details accurately and in compliance with HIPAA standards.
You don’t have to choose between your education and your responsibilities. With live online classes held just two days each week and flexible morning or evening schedules, you can study and manage family commitments together.
Limited Seats Available
Contact Admissions for the latest class start dates and enrollment availability. Seats fill quickly.
Upon successful completion of CCI Training Center’s online medical assistant program in Kansas, students receive a Certificate of Completion from CCI Training Center. To further strengthen your career prospects and stand out to Kansas employers, you can also pursue
Offered by the National Healthcareer Association (NHA), this widely recognized credential validates your skills and is often preferred by leading healthcare employers across Kansas.
Offered through organizations such as the National Safety Council, this credential demonstrates knowledge of maintaining a safe healthcare environment — an essential skill in Kansas’s clinical settings.
Validated by the American Heart Association, this certification confirms your ability to perform life-saving CPR, use an AED, and respond to cardiac emergencies.
Awarded by the National Safety Council, this credential confirms your ability to respond effectively in emergency situations.
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.
Your journey doesn’t end with a certificate. The 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.
Our medical assistant program in Kansas is delivered through live, instructor-led virtual sessions, so you can study from anywhere in Kansas while still maintaining a structured learning schedule.
CCI Training Center is accredited by ACCET (Accrediting Council for Continuing Education & Training), ensuring high-quality education and nationwide recognition of your medical assistant program credential.
Gain real-world insights from experienced professionals who provide practical guidance, industry insights, and ongoing support to help you build job-ready medical assisting skills.
Complete your 240-hour externship at an approved healthcare facility, typically within 30 miles of your Kansas ZIP code, giving you valuable hands-on clinical experience close to where you live.
Receive personalized career support through resume development, interview preparation, job search guidance, and employer connections, helping you confidently transition from student to healthcare professional.
Eligible Kansas students may qualify for Federal Pell Grants, WIOA funding, flexible payment plans, scholarships, and other financial aid options designed to make career training more affordable.
| Feature | Online Medical Assistant Programs | In-Person Medical Assistant Programs |
|---|---|---|
| Learning Environment | Lectures delivered virtually; clinical theory via online simulations. | All lectures, discussions, and lab work on a physical campus. |
| Flexibility & Schedule | High flexibility with morning and evening session options. | Fixed schedules requiring daily physical attendance and commuting. |
| Clinical Practice | Core skills introduced online; mastered during a mandatory local externship. | Clinical skills practiced on peers in a campus lab. |
| Technology | Requires a computer, high-speed internet, a webcam, and comfort with digital platforms. | Minimal personal technology required; uses on-campus computer labs. |
If you’re weighing your options, check out this comparison between traditional and online medical assistant training courses.
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.
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.
Getting started at CCI Training Center is simple. Follow these steps to begin your journey.
Submit Your Application
Complete our online application form with your basic personal details and educational background. This allows our admissions team to review your profile and guide you forward.
Speak With an Admissions Advisor
After applying, you will connect with an advisor for a one-on-one admissions interview. This is your opportunity to see how the program aligns with your path.
Complete Enrollment & Explore Financial Aid
Our financial aid team will help you review available options for eligible students. Once ready, you will finalize your enrollment agreement with full transparency.
Start Your Training
Begin your online medical assistant program in Kansas with live virtual classes and structured coursework. The training is designed to build practical, job-ready skills.
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Our online Medical Assistant Program in Kansas is designed to be completed in 7 months. But your completion timeline can vary depending on your attendance throughout the program.
The academic portion of our medical assistant program in Kansas is delivered through live, instructor-led online classes, but students must also complete a 240-hour supervised externship at an approved healthcare facility to complete the program.
Yes. Every student needs to complete a 240-hour externship where they gain real-world clinical experience under the supervision of healthcare professionals.
CCI Training Center works to place students at an approved healthcare facility, typically within approximately 30 miles of their Kansas ZIP code whenever possible.
Eligible students may qualify for financial aid options such as Federal Pell Grants, Federal Direct Loans, WIOA funding, scholarships, and flexible payment plans.
Yes. CCI Training Center is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education & Training (ACCET), a nationally recognized accrediting agency.
Graduates receive career services that may include resume assistance, interview preparation, job search guidance, and employer networking support.
Yes. Students throughout Kansas can complete the online coursework, and CCI Training Center works to arrange exchange opportunities near their location whenever possible.
Yes. During the Clinical Theory and Simulations course, students receive a Medical Assistant Practice Kit containing simulation materials that support at-home skill development.
Our Medical Assistant Program in Kansas includes approximately 540 instructional hours, followed by a 240-hour supervised externship.
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Providing accredited career training for decades, CCI Training Center is a name that is well recognized and trusted among employers in the fields of Information Technology, Medical / Healthcare, and Business & Accounting. At CCI Training Center, we’re proud of the tradition of excellence we established with the first class of professional career training graduates in 1984.
The experts at CCI career training center have been preparing thousands of adults for new careers or assisting them in enhancing their current careers through our fast-track online career training program.
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