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MEDICAL ASSISTANT TRAINING PROGRAM FOR THE PATIENT-CENTERED MEDICAL HOME Hostos Community College The Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) is being widely adopted by payers and healthcare providers in order to achieve improved health outcomes. The Medical Assistant plays an important role in the PCMH model and represents a large segment of the primary care workforce. New Medical Assistant Training Program The New York Alliance for Careers in Healthcare, in partnership with the Community Health Care Association of New York State and the City University of New York, worked collaboratively to design a Medical Assistant training program that reflects the needs of healthcare employers. The training program provides healthcare employers with qualified staff to fill the changing and growing need for Medical Assistants. Training Information With support by the NYC Department of Small Business Services, the enhanced Medical Assistant training program will begin on March 3, 2015 at Hostos Community College. The training: Is aimed at both incumbent workers and jobseekers. Is 450 hours and includes a substantial externship component. Prepares students for the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) certification exam offered by the National Healthcareer Association (NHA). Is at no cost to students or employers. Minimum Eligibility Requirements Adults, preferably 21 years of age or older Incumbent worker – currently working in the healthcare field Desire to continue to work in the healthcare sector Score at a minimum 10 th grade level in both Reading and Math Maintain a class schedule of two evenings weekly and all day Saturdays for 10-12 months Complete and submit medical and drug screening clearance forms Next Steps For more information about the Program or to RSVP for an Information Session, please contact Tina Quiñones-Cabrera, Program Coordinator at Hostos Community College. She can be reached at [email protected] or 718-664-2544. Information Sessions February 5 (Thursday), 6pm – 9pm February 10 (Tuesday), 6pm – 9pm February 19 (Thursday), 6pm – 9pm February 21 (Saturday), 10am-1pm February 24 (Tuesday), 6pm – 9pm Hostos Community College Division of Continuing Education and Workforce Development 560 Exterior Street

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MEDICAL ASSISTANT TRAINING PROGRAMFOR THE PATIENT-CENTERED MEDICAL HOME

Hostos Community CollegeThe Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) is being widely adopted by payers and healthcare providers in order to achieve improved health outcomes. The Medical Assistant plays an important role in the PCMH model and represents a large segment of the primary care workforce.

New Medical Assistant Training ProgramThe New York Alliance for Careers in Healthcare, in partnership with the Community Health Care Association of New York State and the City University of New York, worked collaboratively to design a Medical Assistant training program that reflects the needs of healthcare employers. The training program provides healthcare employers with qualified staff to fill the changing and growing need for Medical Assistants.

Training Information With support by the NYC Department of Small Business Services, the enhanced Medical Assistant training program will begin on March 3, 2015 at Hostos Community College. The training:

Is aimed at both incumbent workers and jobseekers. Is 450 hours and includes a substantial externship component. Prepares students for the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) certification exam

offered by the National Healthcareer Association (NHA). Is at no cost to students or employers.

Minimum Eligibility Requirements Adults, preferably 21 years of age or older Incumbent worker – currently working in the healthcare field Desire to continue to work in the healthcare sector Score at a minimum 10th grade level in both Reading and Math Maintain a class schedule of two evenings weekly and all day Saturdays for 10-12 months Complete and submit medical and drug screening clearance forms

Next StepsFor more information about the Program or to RSVP for an Information Session, please contact Tina Quiñones-Cabrera, Program Coordinator at Hostos Community College. She can be reached at [email protected] or 718-664-2544.

Information Sessions February 5 (Thursday), 6pm – 9pm February 10 (Tuesday), 6pm – 9pm February 19 (Thursday), 6pm – 9pm February 21 (Saturday), 10am-1pm February 24 (Tuesday), 6pm – 9pm

Hostos Community CollegeDivision of Continuing Education and Workforce Development

560 Exterior StreetBronx, NY 10451