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Caring Instructors

Aspiring medical assistants should seek out schools with caring instructors that are "real world" faculty. Their instructors should be certified and experienced in all clinical and administrative areas of the profession. Only this way can they receive the knowledge and skills they need to succeed, and gain important insights into what their employers expect and think.

Medical Assistant Instructor's Goals

Aspiring medical assistants should seek out schools with caring instructors that are "real world" faculty. Their instructors should be certified and experienced in all clinical and administrative areas of the profession. Only this way can they receive the knowledge and skills they need to succeed, and gain important insights into what their employers expect and think.

It should be every medical assisting instructor's personal goal to assure that their students' skill levels are brought up to the appropriate standards in accordance with the law and customs of the state in which they are preparing to practice! This includes: teaching medical assistant students all administrative, clinical, technical and non-technical skills, enhancing problem solving and team working skills, improving their oral communications and work ethics, refining their interpersonal and collaborative abilities with others and reinforcing cognitive traits that they will have to rely on once they are on the job. 

Medical assistant instructors should be experienced in what they teach and provide interdisciplinary learning in their classroom! Tons of teaching tips...  

 
 
 
 

Preparing Classroom Lessons:

 
Genes at Work (A & P Class) 
 
AIDS, HIV, & Other Microbes (A & P Class) 
 
The SOAP Note (Clinical Lab) 
 
 
 
 
Hand Hygiene (Clinical Lab) 
 
Lab and X-Ray (Clinical Lab) 
 
Normal Reference Range Table (Clinical Lab) 
 
The Pharmacy / Pharmacology Review (Pharmacology Class) 
 
Discussion: Should Humans be Cloned (Law and Ethics Discussion) 
 
What is the Internet? (Computer Class) 
 
Online Teaching Tips:

Teaching Tips for Online Instructors

Designing Usable, Self-Paced e-Learning Courses 

Lecture Videos:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Hemoccult Screening (Clinical Lab) 
 
Breast Exam Video Presentation (Clinical Lab) 
 
 
 
Vaginal Specimen Wet Mount (Clinical Lab) 
 
Yeast on Wet Mount (Clinical Lab)