The general objective of this program is to train graduates who will be qualified for positions as medical office assistants in a variety of professional settings, which include but are not limited to clinical settings, medical clerical settings, and administrative settings.

In the Clinical course, the key objectives will be sterilization of instruments, vital signs and invasive procedures, such as phlebotomy and injections. Graduates of this program will have received guidance in areas such as attitudes, grooming, work ethic, and general professionalism which should help graduates get jobs, keep jobs, and be eligible for upward mobility in their field.

Students may substitute courses that meet the career objective with approval of the Dean of Academics.