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Medical Assistant Schools in Vermont

Vermont Medical Assisting Schools

Find an accredited Vermont trade school or college with medical assistant training. There are on-campus and online certificate or degree programs available. The requirements for medical assistant school aren't very complicated and some online CMA training programs are fast, but training usually takes at least a few months. An associate degree in medical assisting will take up to 2 years to finish. Read how long is medical assistant training? for more.

Use the application to find a Vermont school or accredited online medical assisting program.

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Medical Assisting Schools in Vermont

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Mildred Elley

100 West Street

Pittsfield, MA 01201

Concordia University

Online, Burlington, VT 05401

Spokane Falls Community College

Online, Burlington, VT 05401

U.S. Career Institute

Online, Burlington, VT 05401

University of Vermont

85 S Prospect St, Burlington, VT 05405

Vermont State Colleges - Winooski

1 Abenaki Way, Winooski, VT 05404

Vermont State Colleges - Randolph Center

1 Main Street, Randolph Center, VT 05061

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State of Vermont, Medical Assisting Certification Requirements

There are no laws requiring medical assistants to have a license or certification.

Vermont has no laws regulating medical assistants.

However, employment opportunities are more plentiful if you do get your license or certification.

To be eligible for your Registered Medical Assisting or Certified Medical Assistant designations, you must:

Pass an accredited medical assisting program if you're becoming certified through the AAMA.
Or, meet the eligibility standards to be certified through the AMT.
Fill out the online application and mail it in along with the required fee.
Once your application has been processes, schedule to take the exam.
You must pass the exam to become certified.

To keep your certification current, you must:

Pay the annual renewal fee.
AMT: Every 3 years, complete the continuing education credits.
AAMA: Get re-certified every 60 months through CEUs, or take the recertification exam.