The ten-month program at the school immerses students in a comprehensive curriculum covering various aspects of the medical assisting field, such as anatomy and physiology, medical billing and coding, medical law and ethics, and career development. Through two externship assignments, students gain practical experience in real-world clinical settings, often leading to employment opportunities after graduation. The school's career placement department assists graduates in finding jobs in doctor's offices, hospitals, and wellness clinics, where they can perform medical tasks, administrative duties, or medical coding and billing. Applicants must have a high school diploma or GED, complete an admissions application, pass the TAVE entrance exam, and undergo a background check and drug screening. Financial aid options are available and can be explored by contacting the admissions or financial aid counselor.