Below, we have provided a list of schools in and around Utah that offers training to become a medical assistant. Along with a list of schools, we’ll also provide prospective students like yourself with details about the cost of tuition, job placement rates, financial aid, and even an estimation of how long a program will take to finish (based mostly on whether or not you would enroll in a diploma or degree program).

Utah Schools for Medical Assistants

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• AmeriTech College – Draper
  12257 Business Park Drive, Bldg #6
  Draper, UT 84020

Taking approximately 45 weeks to complete, the medical assisting program at AmeriTech College will cost you just over $10,000. At its conclusion, you will walk away from the Draper campus with a certificate—should you complete the program successfully.

• AmeriTech College – Provo (Institutional with Surgical Technology)
  2035 North 550 West
  Provo, UT 84604

Over the course of three semesters, students will be required to take 37.5 hours worth of didactic instruction and lab training, followed by an externship that’s 180 hours. In total, students should expect to be enrolled at ATC for at least 45 weeks.

• Bridgerland Applied Technology College – Logan, UT
  Medical Assisting Program
  1301 North 600 West
  Logan , UT – 84321-2292
  Degrees: Certificate

Lasting about ten months total, students at BATC strive to earn a medical assisting certificate. The cost of tuition and fees is $2,620. These “fees” include things like a background check and certification examination at the program’s conclusion.

Textbooks and supplies will be an additional charge of $680. If needed, Pell Grants are available.

• Broadview University – Layton
  869 West Hill Field Road
  Layton, UT 84041

Broadview offers students an opportunity to choose from a diploma or Associate’s degree track when it comes to medical assistant training.  Below, watch a video that Broadview has made to promote their program:

• Broadview University – Orem
  898 North 1200 West
  Orem, UT 84057

The University at Orem offers both a diploma program, as well as an Associate’s degree program.

• Broadview University – West Jordan
  1902 West 7800 South
  West Jordan, UT 84088

Whether you’re interested in pursuing a degree, or simply are interested in a diploma program that allows you to enter the job market faster, Broadview has you covered.

• Davis Applied Technology College – Kaysville, UT
  Medical Assisting Program
  550 East 300 South
  Kaysville , UT – 84037-2699
  Degrees: Certificate

DATC offers a certificate program that takes approximately 15 months to complete. Tuituiton and fees will cost students about $3,645, while textbooks and supplies will cost $1,277. Both Pell Grants and scholarships are available here to students that need it (assuming you apply and are approved, of course)

• Latter Day Saints Business College – Salt Lake City, UT
  Medical Assisting Program
  95 North 300 West
  Salt Lake City , UT – 84101-3500
  Degrees: Certificate

The Latter Day Saints Business College provides you with a Certificate in Medical Assisting.

• Ogden-Weber Applied Technology College – Ogden, UT
  Medical Assisting Program
  200 N Washington Blvd
  Ogden , UT – 84404-4089
  Degrees: Certificate

The medical assistant program here is designed to take anywhere from 13 to 26 months to complete. The reason the length of school varies so much is because your time in school is based on what your schedule is, and how well you progress throughout the course.

• Salt Lake Community College – Salt Lake City, UT
  Medical Assisting Program
  3491 West Wights Fort Road
  PO Box 30808
  West Jordan , UT – 84088
  Degrees: Certificate

Students can enroll in the Salt Lake Community College medical assistant program and, once they successfully graduate, sit for the Certified Medical Assistant examination that is provided by the AAMA.

For more, please bookmark our website: Medical Assistant Professional.

Disclaimer: All information, statistics, data, guidelines, and requirements regarding each school or program listed above was originally found on the respective school or program’s official website in 2014 and can often be estimates.   Any or all schools or programs can change their information, statistics, data, guidelines, or requirements at any time without warning.  While we do our best to keep information on this page up-to-date, some or all information listed above may have changed or may no longer be accurate.  Please do you own due diligence and research before inquiring about or applying to any school or program.