Medical Assistant Programs in Baltimore

All-State Career in Baltimore offers a hands-on Medical Assisting program that takes 36 weeks to complete. Students gain both clinical and administrative skills and finish with an externship and diploma.

Graduates are eligible to sit for the CCMA exam. Training is fully in-person with weekday morning classes and career support included.

Anne Arundel Community College offers a hands-on Medical Assisting program with certificate and associate degree options. Students train in both administrative and clinical skills to prepare for entry-level healthcare roles in clinics, offices, and hospitals.

Graduates are eligible for national certifications like CMA or RMA. With lower in-county tuition and job-ready skills, the program is especially cost-effective for Anne Arundel County residents looking to break into the healthcare field quickly.

CCBC’s Medical Assistant program prepares students for the CCMA exam through hands-on and classroom training in clinical and administrative skills. Offered at three campuses, it includes 652 hours of instruction over 11–13 months.

Students can choose weekday or evening/weekend classes. Some coursework is online, with financial aid and credit transfer options available. The $7,720 cost includes background checks and the certification exam.

Elite Healthcare Training Center of Maryland offers a fast-paced, hands-on medical assistant program designed to get students job-ready in just 8–12 weeks. The course emphasizes real-world clinical skills like phlebotomy, EKGs, and patient care.

Students benefit from flexible in-person schedules, strong mentorship, and job placement support. Graduates are eligible for national certification, making the credentials transferable across the U.S.

Fortis Institute in Towson offers a diploma in Medical Assisting designed to teach both clinical and administrative skills. Students gain hands-on experience in lab procedures, EKGs, phlebotomy, and patient interaction, with an externship included for real-world exposure.

The program takes 36 weeks for day classes or 45 weeks in the evening. Graduates are eligible to sit for the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) exam. Classes are offered in person with a schedule built to accommodate working adults.

Harford Community College offers two tracks for medical assisting: an AAS degree and a certificate. The AAS covers administrative, clinical, and supervisory skills, while the certificate focuses on core front/back-office training for physician offices.

Both options prepare students for national certification and real-world experience through a practicum. Costs vary based on residency, and students must meet health and background requirements. Financial aid and job placement assistance are available.

Howard Community College’s Medical Assistant program is a 16-week hybrid course that trains students in clinical, lab, and administrative duties for ambulatory care settings. It includes online theory, in-person lab skills, and a hands-on internship.

Students gain real-world experience through a mandatory internship at a local medical facility. The program prepares graduates to step into entry-level healthcare roles and encourages professional certification after completion.

Humanim’s Administrative Assistant Career Training is a free 9-week program held in Aberdeen for Harford County residents. Students gain job-ready skills, expert coaching, and two national certifications to help secure administrative roles.

Classes run weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and include job placement help. The program prepares students for careers in offices, healthcare, and more—with real-world training and a high post-completion employment rate.

Integrated Health TW offers affordable Medical Assistant training with both in-person and hybrid options. The in-person program lasts 6 weeks, while the hybrid version takes 13 weeks and includes mostly online learning with hands-on labs.

Classes are held in Parkville and Laurel, MD, with flexible Monday and Wednesday schedules. Students who complete the course are eligible to sit for the NHA CCMA certification exam. Payment plans and occasional tuition discounts are available.

Montgomery College’s Clinical Medical Assistant program prepares students for entry-level roles in healthcare. It covers patient prep, phlebotomy, EKG, vitals, and medical office tasks. The program also includes a required externship with a local provider.

After completing both the 96-hour classroom training and 90-hour lab/externship, students become eligible to take the NHA Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) exam. Multiple schedule options and campuses make this program flexible for busy adults.

Morgan State University offers a 100% online Clinical Medical Assistant program for $2,795. Students have up to 12 months to complete 540 hours of training and are prepared to sit for the NHA CCMA certification exam, with the exam voucher included.

The course is self-paced and includes both administrative and clinical training. No prerequisites are required, making it ideal for career changers or first-time healthcare students looking for flexibility and affordability.

Stein Academy’s Medical Assistant program is a 24-week course combining classroom training, lab work, and a 160-hour externship. Students gain skills in clinical and administrative tasks like EKGs, blood draws, and patient records.

Classes are available in both day and evening formats. Job placement assistance is included, and while national certification is encouraged, it is not required to work in Maryland. Tuition is $11,100 with flexible payment options.

Top Knowledge Healthcare Institute offers a 10-week Clinical Medical Assistant program in Rockville, MD. The course includes 168 clock hours of in-person training and prepares students for the NHA CCMA exam.

Flexible morning, evening, and weekend classes are available. The total cost is $3,200, with a payment plan offered. The school does not provide job placement or offer online learning.

Towson University's CCMA program blends online study with in-person clinical training and a 160-hour externship. Students complete self-paced modules and attend scheduled hands-on sessions in Maryland. Certification exam fees and materials are included in the tuition.

This hybrid course takes 9–18 weeks to complete, depending on schedule choice. It's a strong fit for those who need flexibility but still want in-person clinical experience. Graduates are prepared to sit for the CCMA exam and enter the healthcare field with practical, real-world training.