
Jeanette Goodwin, Program Chair
SCC-Lincoln Campus
8800 O Street
Lincoln, NE 68520
(402) 437-2756
1-800-642-4075, Ext. 2756
jgoodwin@southeast.edu


Tonya R Maloy, Instructor
Medical Assisting
ADN, SCC, Lincoln NE 1997
BSN, University of Nebraska Medical Center,
Omaha NE 2005
1-800-642-4075, Ext. 2791
tmaloy@southeast.edu
Francine Oran, Instructor
B.S. Business, Arizona State University
RMA, Registered Medical Assistant,
Institure of Medical and Dental Technology
LRT - Licensed Limited Radiographer
1-800-642-4075, Ext. 2764
foran@southeast.edu
Kathy Zabel, Instructor
B.S. Biology, Nebraska
Wesleyan University
AAS, Respiratory Therapy,
Southeast Community College
LRCP - Licensed Respiratory
Care Practitioner
1-800-642-4075, Ext. 2755
kzabel@southeast.edu
Jeanette Goodwin,
Instructor, Program Chair
BSN Nursing, Union College
BS, Education UNL
CMA, Certified Medical Assistant,
AAMA
1-800-642-4075, Ext. 2756
jgoodwin@southeast.edu
| Overview |Requirements |Student Responsibilities |Mission |
Employment of medical assistants is expected to grow faster than the average for all occupations through the year 2016 as the health services industry expands due to technological advances in medicine, and a growing and aging population. According to the Bureaus of Labor Statistics, the medical assisting profession is one of the fastest growing professions today.
The medical assistant is an essential link between the doctor and the patient providing support services in a variety of skill areas. The medical assisting program includes instruction in office patient care procedures and basic laboratory techniques. The student also learns office practices and receptionist/secretarial duties related to a medical environment.
A medical assistant is an integral member of the healthcare delivery team. The many different roles that are assumed in the medical assisting profession assure a fast moving and challenging career.
We invite you to learn more about what this program has to offer.
Please contact us if you have any additional questions.
Medical assistants perform routine administrative and clinical tasks to keep the offices and clinics of physicians, podiatrists, chiropractors, and optometrists running smoothly. All tuition, fees, books, uniforms, required equipment, and related costs are the responsibility of the student. The Medical Assisting Program at SCC is fully accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (www.caahep.org) upon recommendation of the Medical Assisting Education Review Board Commission on accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs, 1361 Park St., Clearwater, Fla., 33756, (727) 210-2350. Upon successful completion of the program, the student will be awarded a diploma. Southeast Community College has an articulation agreement with Central Community College to complete an associate degree in Medical Assisting. The classes are Web-based.
The mission of the Medical Assisting program is to offer a broad foundation in basic medical assisting skills, including an opportunity for practical experience in the physician’s office. The Medical Assisting student will have the opportunity to acquire this knowledge and become competent in the various required skills under the guidance and supervision of qualified instructors.
Program Goals
Job Outlook
According to U.S. Labor Department, Medical Assisting is projected to have a 35.4 percent growth in employment. Job opportunities should be excellent, particularly for those with formal training and certification. Prepare to enter one of the nation’s fastest growing professions through the CCC-Hastings Medical Assisting program.
Health Statement
Physicians Lab
Immunization Information
How to enroll in this program of study:
Special Program Requirements
All classes must be competed with minimum grade of "C+" or better to continue in the program. Current CPR card-Module C, required prior to enrolling in fourth quarter classes.
Students may be requested by clinical sites to submit to and pass drug testing and to a reasonable background investigation, including a criminal background check.
Felony convictions may prevent a graduate from acquiring certification. Contact the American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA) Certifying Board for more information.
MEDA 1301, MEDT 1161/1171/1181/1191 must be taken and passed concurrently or all must be repeated.
The Medical Assisting diploma program prepares the students for a career in medical assisting, including patient care, laboratory procedures, and medical office administration. In addition, 240 hours of clinical experience is provided for students in cooperation with physicians in Lincoln and surrounding communities.
The clinical education provides a unique opportunity to apply what is learned on campus to "real world" situations in a physician's clinical setting.
There will be periodic visitations by program instructors to the clinical sites to ensure student success.
Good medical assisting education + good clinical experience = Full time employment.

Starting Spring 2009, you can complete our Medical Assisting program online in just 5 quarters!
Special online program requirements:
1. All remedial courses must be completed before acceptance into the online program.
2. Some lab time on campus (SCC-Lincoln).
3. Every effort will be made to have the clinical experience close to the student’s home.
4. The online program is available in 5 quarters. Classes are offered only once a year.
If interested in taking this program online, please contact: Jeanette Goodwin BSN,CMA (402) 437-2756 or 800-642-4075 ext. 2756, jgoodwin@southeast.edu or the Lincoln Campus Admissions Office, 8800 O St., Lincoln, Neb., (402) 437-2600 or 800-642-4075 ext. 2600.