33 South King St #223
Honolulu, HI 96813-4316

Med-Assist School of Hawaii, a provider of health education, has been teaching medical assistants since 1974. The medical assistant program consists of seven phases and takes nine months to complete.

Classes at the Hawaiian medical assistant school are available both day and evening. Students at Med-Assist participate in comprehensive lab and clinical classes. They learn to take vital signs, read EKG machines, take blood pressures, give injections, draw blood and analyze it under the microscope. Graduates from the Med-Assist School of Hawaii fill a variety of entry-level positions in nursing homes, home health agencies, physician's offices, hospitals, and health care related volunteer agencies.

Med-Assist requires students to participate in an externship program in the last five weeks of the program. Students get hands on experience in one of over 150 approved externship sites in doctor's offices, clinics, small private family practices, and all the major hospitals and clinics across Oahu.

Quick Facts

Students can enroll into the Med-Assist School of Hawaii every five weeks.

Students do not need certification to practice medical assisting in Hawaii.

Med-Assist offers job placement for life to all graduates.

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