Business Technology - Medical Office Assistant, AAS

Required Courses

• AH 110: Human Body in Health & Disease I 5 Cr
• AH 119: Medical Terminology 5 Cr
• AH 120: Human Body in Health & Disease II 5 Cr
• AHBC 101: Introduction to Medical Coding 3 Cr
• AHBC 102: Introduction to Medical Billing 2 Cr
• AHBC 121: Health Care Reimbursement 3 Cr
• AHBC 133: ICD-10-CM Coding 3 Cr
• AHMA 125: Administrative Procedures 5 Cr
• BA 138: Written Business Communication 5 Cr •
• BA 154: Computerized Accounting 5 Cr
• BT 100: Introduction to Business Technology*** 2 Cr
• BT 102: Intermediate Keyboarding 5 Cr *
• BT 130: Workplace Professionalism 5 Cr
• BT 131: Office Reference Procedures I 5 Cr
• BT 132: Office Ethics and Business Relationships 5 Cr
• BT 140: Electronic Business Math Applications 5 Cr ♦
• BT 170: Integrated Microsoft Projects I 5 Cr
• BT 260: Word Processing 5 Cr
• BT 270: Integrated Microsoft Projects II 5 Cr
• BT 274: Office Dynamics 5 Cr ■
• BT 290: Adv. Co-op Field Experience I Variable Cr
• BT 291: Adv. Co-op Field Experience II Variable Cr
• BT 292: Adv. Co-op Field Experience III Variable Cr
• BT 293: Adv. Co-op Field Experience IV Variable Cr
• IT 102: Windows 2 Cr
• IT 111: Spreadsheets Introduction 2 Cr
• IT 115: Database Introduction 2 Cr
• IT 120: PowerPoint 2 Cr
• IT 222: Outlook 2 Cr

Total Credits 100

*BT 103  is required for students who do not meet the keyboarding competency (40 wpm/5 min./4 or fewer errors) in BT 102 . Students may take the class twice. If the competency is still not met after taking the BT 103 twice, students will be eligible for a Certificate in General Office instead of the Associate of Applied Science degree.

***Students must complete BT 100  before enrolling in their 21st credit toward a BT degree or certificate.

Core Competency Codes

♦ Computation
• Communication
■ Human Relation

Medical Office Assistant, AAS Program Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

1. Demonstrate professional etiquette and communication with peers, clients, and management
2. Demonstrate a 40 WPM competency with 4 or fewer errors in a 5-min timed write
3. Students will apply appropriate rules, procedures, and guidelines needed to prepare effective business communications
4. Gain working knowledge and skills needed to navigate the medical field including medical terminology, medical scheduling, billing and coding