New to healthcare?
You don't need years of healthcare experience to get started. The program introduces you to medical terminology, office procedures, transcription, patient communication, and other essential skills step by step.
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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Complete a Medical Office Administration diploma in the span of 40 weeks to become a specialist who knows all the necessary skills to run medical offices and healthcare facilities smoothly. Along with communication and scheduling with patients, you also learn medical terminology, transcription, documentation, and computer skills for office software. This program trains you with practical healthcare workplace skills.
IS THIS YOU?
3 common concerns. 3 simple answers.
You don't need years of healthcare experience to get started. The program introduces you to medical terminology, office procedures, transcription, patient communication, and other essential skills step by step.
With flexible learning options and personalized support, you can work toward your diploma while balancing your existing responsibilities.
Training goes beyond theory. You'll develop practical administrative and technical skills, along with résumé, job search, and employability support to help you transition into the workplace.
BUILT FOR REAL EMPLOYMENT
Learn medical terminology, transcription, patient communication, office procedures, and other skills used in healthcare administration.
Build proficiency in Microsoft Office and Sage 50 Premium Accounting, along with keyboarding, documentation, bookkeeping, and business correspondence.
Gain a focused combination of healthcare and administrative training designed to help you enter the workforce sooner.
Prepare for administrative opportunities in medical clinics, hospitals, doctors' offices, diagnostic centres, pharmaceutical organizations, and other healthcare settings.
FUNDING & PAYMENT
We offer flexible payment options to help make your education more manageable. Depending on your individual circumstances and program eligibility, financial assistance may also be available through options such as OSAP, Better Jobs Ontario, WSIB support, and Windmill Microlending.
Note:Eligibility and approval are determined by the applicable funding provider and are not guaranteed. Some forms of assistance may need to be repaid.

MORE REASONS TO GET STARTED

Students who enrol and begin their program receive a laptop to support their studies and learning experience.
*Terms and conditions applyYour career preparation doesn't stop when your classes end. Receive support with résumé writing, interview preparation, job search strategies, career planning, and employability skills to help you move toward your next opportunity.
CAREER PREPARATION
Doctors' offices often have staff in charge of day-to-day administrative tasks in order to enable healthcare providers to focus on their main job of caring for the patients.
At the end of the course, you will have practical skills like knowing proper medical terms, taking dictation accurately, creating appointments, communicating effectively with patients, writing medical reports, handling billing work, and handling office procedures.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Your Medical Office Administration diploma can prepare you for administrative and support positions across a range of healthcare environments.

STUDENT SUCCESS
ADMISSIONS PROCESS
We'll walk you through everything, from program selection to being registered in the course; our admissions team's got your back.
Get guidance based on your career goals.
learn whether Medical Office Administration is the right fit for you.
Review the program requirements
explore the funding and payment options you may qualify for.
Complete the required steps with guidance from our admissions team
prepare for enrolment.
Begin your 40-week program and build the healthcare administration skills
you need for your next career step.
FAQs
The program can be completed in 40 weeks, with training focused on practical healthcare and administrative skills.
You’ll learn medical terminology, transcription, office procedures, patient communication, scheduling, documentation, Microsoft Office, and Sage 50.
No. The program is designed to help you develop the essential healthcare administration and office skills needed to get started.
After graduation, students can be employed in jobs like Medical Office Assistant, Medical Secretary, and Medical Stenographer, as well as Ward Secretary and healthcare administrative support roles.
Taking up this qualification could open doors to a wide range of job positions in places like medical clinics, hospitals, doctors' offices, diagnostic centres, pharmaceutical companies, and private healthcare practices.
Depending on suitability, avenues to assist with the costs of postsecondary studies range from OSAP, Better Jobs Ontario, WSIB funding, Windmill microlending, and installment payment plans.
Still have questions? Speak With an Admissions Advisor