Clinical Procedures
Hands-on clinical skills are a key component of the South University Medical Assisting Program. In this course, students learn various clinical procedures, including vital signs measurement, phlebotomy (blood drawing), administering injections, wound care, and EKG (electrocardiogram) interpretation. Practical training in simulated clinical settings allows students to develop confidence and proficiency in performing these procedures.
Medical Ethics and Law
Medical assisting professionals must adhere to high ethical standards and legal guidelines. This course explores the ethical considerations and legal regulations that impact the medical field. Students learn about patient confidentiality, informed consent, professional boundaries, and the legal responsibilities of medical assistants.
Practical Training Opportunities
Hands-on training is a crucial aspect of the South University Medical Assisting Program. This section will highlight the practical training opportunities provided to students, including internships, clinical rotations, and simulation labs. These experiences allow students to apply their theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios and develop essential skills required in the medical field.
