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Class Calendar | San Francisco: 415-217-0077 | San Jose: 408-896-9440
One of the biggest challenges to new graduates in any field is getting The First Job. It becomes a frustrating cycle of not having enough experience for the position, then not getting any experience because no one will give them a job.
Bay Area Medical Academy is committed to making sure each student graduates with enough experience and training to make them confident and sought-after employees. We work closely with many local employers who value education and appreciate the chance to give back.
Currently, BAMA is placing students for clinical externships at:
San Francisco General Hospital
Kaiser Permanente
Concentra
California Pacific Medical Center
SF City Clinic
San Mateo County General Hospital
Palo Alto Medical Foundation
…and many other hospitals and clinical labs!
Top employers often screen candidates for externship placement through a rigorous evaluation and interview process similar to their hiring processes. They select the students with the highest class rankings, top scores on certification exams, and outstanding practical skills. Performance in class (grades, attendance, lab skills evaluations) directly impacts chances of being placed with a top employer.
Everyone at BAMA is here to help you succeed and will work hard with you to reach the level of knowledge and expertise to transform your life.
Updated Resume (including skills learned in class)
Immunization Records:
MMR Documentation of recent immunization (booster) or immunity (titer) against Measles, Mumps, Rubella
Varicella (Chicken Pox) Two doses or titer
Two Screenings for Tuberculosis (PPD within the last 6 months or a chest x-ray within the last two years if TB positive. If you have had a positive test in the past, appropriate follow-up documentation is required, including chest x-ray report and provider’s clearance for school)
Hepatitis B vaccination (Three doses or titer.) Documentation of the first vaccination of the series is typically sufficient, however some externship sites require all three
TDAP (Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis) Current documentation, within the last ten years, of tetanus and diphtheria immunization, with recommended pertussis booster
Seasonal Flu Vaccine
CPR Certification (American Heart Association BLS for Healthcare Providers)
Pass Medical Assistant course
Pass final clinical skills evaluation from your Medical Assistant instructor
Pass the NCCT National Exam for Phlebotomy Technician and Medical Assistant
Pass a drug screening (if required by the clinical externship site)
If you’re interested in learning more our externships and exploring whether Bay Area Medical Academy is right for you, call 415-217-0077.
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When you attend an accredited institution, you are attending a school that has undergone a rigorous process that evaluates educational quality. It’s not easy to become or remain an accredited institution. The rules and regulations are strict, precise and designed to protect students. Here are some of the benefits:
A reliable indicator of quality
Approved program of study
Qualified instructors
Recognition by employers nationwide
I liked the hands-on training best. The training in class was set up to give you the experience of working in a doctor’s office. You’re trained to take vitals and give injections, among other things.
Joan Garchitorena, Medical Assisting Graduate© 2024 Bay Area Medical Academy. All Rights Reserved. Website by WindsAndWater