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Classroom Updates

MICTED Medical Assisting Students working on study guides and reviews for finals!

 
group of medical assisting students in red scrub tops sitting at a table looking at notes and textbooks

Class Must Go On!

Despite campus being closed due to weather, both instructors and students showed remarkable flexibility by quickly transitioning to Google Meet classrooms. What could have been a setback instead became an opportunity for growth, as the class remained fully engaged in an interactive and meaningful patient education scenarios lesson. This moment highlights not only the commitment of our students to their education, but also the dedication and adaptability of our instructors who continue to create impactful learning experiences regardless of the circumstances.

Medical Assisting Student and their Instructors in a Zoom call - photos on a computer screen

Communication Skills

Our first year Medical Assisting students are learning how different methods of communication (verbal, nonverbal, written, and visual) can impact the process of taking patient vitals. Students had to vital 3 "Special Communication Needs" patients: Blind, Deaf, and Nonverbal.  These images are of them working with their Deaf patient.

Medical Assisting students get hands on practice in their skills labs!