Launch your clinical career with confidence
Haus of Healthcare Academy's self-paced Clinical Medical Assistant program takes you from complete beginner to clinically fluent — mastering vital signs, phlebotomy, EKGs, HIPAA, and everything in between, at your pace, on your schedule.

"You already have what it takes to belong in healthcare — I'm just here to give you the knowledge to prove it."
— LATISHA COLEMAN

What you'll learn
What you'll be able to do
- Demonstrate foundational clinical skills including vital signs, specimen collection, phlebotomy, and EKG fundamentals
- Apply accurate medical terminology and anatomy & physiology knowledge in real healthcare settings
- Perform patient intake, medical history documentation, and clinical office workflow duties with confidence
- Follow infection control protocols, standard precautions, and patient safety procedures correctly
- Navigate HIPAA regulations and maintain strict patient privacy and compliant medical documentation
- Prepare a professional resume, understand certification exam eligibility pathways, and walk into your first healthcare role ready
How it works
A school that adapts to you
This isn't a set of static videos. Every lesson is generated live and tuned to where you actually are.
We learn your level
A quick placement check tailors your starting point so you're never bored or lost.
Lessons adapt as you go
Each lesson is written for your pace and your goal, adjusting as your skills grow.
Your AI coach keeps you moving
Checkpoints, feedback, and gentle nudges turn progress into a real result.
The curriculum
What's inside your school
12 modules · 56 lessons

Welcome to Clinical Medical Assisting
Orients students to the healthcare field, the CMA role, professional standards, and how to succeed in this course.
- 1.1The Role of the Clinical Medical AssistantIncluded
- 1.2The Healthcare TeamIncluded
- 1.3Professionalism, Ethics, and Workplace StandardsIncluded
- 1.4Medical Terminology EssentialsIncluded
- 1.5Medical Terminology in PracticeIncluded
Anatomy and Physiology Foundations
Builds the essential body-systems knowledge students need to perform and understand clinical tasks.
- 2.1Body Organization and Directional TermsIncluded
- 2.2Integumentary, Skeletal, and Muscular SystemsIncluded
- 2.3Cardiovascular and Respiratory SystemsIncluded
- 2.4Digestive, Urinary, and Reproductive SystemsIncluded
- 2.5Nervous, Endocrine, and Immune SystemsIncluded
Infection Control and Patient Safety
Equips students to prevent infection transmission and maintain a safe environment for every patient.
- 3.1Chain of Infection and Pathogen TypesIncluded
- 3.2Standard and Transmission-Based PrecautionsIncluded
- 3.3Sterilization, Disinfection, and Waste DisposalIncluded
- 3.4Patient Safety Principles and Fall PreventionIncluded
- 3.5Emergency Preparedness in the Clinical SettingIncluded
Patient Intake, History, and Vital Signs
Trains students to greet patients, gather accurate health histories, and measure and record vital signs.
- 4.1Patient Intake and Registration WorkflowIncluded
- 4.2Taking a Complete Medical HistoryIncluded
- 4.3Measuring Temperature, Pulse, and RespirationsIncluded
- 4.4Blood Pressure and Oxygen SaturationIncluded
- 4.5Height, Weight, BMI, and Pain ScreeningIncluded
Assisting With Clinical Examinations
Prepares students to set up exam rooms, assist providers during exams, and ensure patient comfort and dignity.
- 5.1Exam Room Preparation and EquipmentIncluded
- 5.2Positioning, Draping, and Patient ComfortIncluded
- 5.3Assisting With the Physical ExaminationIncluded
- 5.4Specialty Exam AssistanceIncluded
Medication Fundamentals
Introduces drug classifications, safety rights, routes of administration, and the CMA's medication role.
- 6.1Drug Classifications and Controlled SubstancesIncluded
- 6.2The Ten Rights of Medication AdministrationIncluded
- 6.3Routes of Administration and Dosage CalculationsIncluded
- 6.4Preparing and Administering InjectionsIncluded
- 6.5Medication Documentation and Adverse ReactionsIncluded
Specimen Collection and Phlebotomy
Builds hands-on competency in collecting blood, urine, and other specimens safely and accurately.
- 7.1Specimen Collection Principles and Chain of CustodyIncluded
- 7.2Urinalysis and Other Non-Blood SpecimensIncluded
- 7.3Phlebotomy Equipment and Venipuncture TechniqueIncluded
- 7.4Capillary Blood Collection and Special DrawsIncluded
- 7.5Lab Values, Point-of-Care Testing, and Quality ControlIncluded
EKG Fundamentals
Teaches cardiac anatomy, electrode placement, and the CMA's role in performing and troubleshooting a 12-lead EKG.
- 8.1Cardiac Anatomy and the Electrical Conduction SystemIncluded
- 8.2EKG Equipment, Leads, and Electrode PlacementIncluded
- 8.3Performing a 12-Lead EKGIncluded
- 8.4Reading an EKG Strip and Recognizing ArtifactsIncluded
Medical Documentation and Health Records
Develops accurate, legally compliant charting skills using SOAP notes, EHR systems, and proper correction methods.
- 9.1Principles of Accurate Medical DocumentationIncluded
- 9.2SOAP Notes and Clinical Charting FormatsIncluded
- 9.3Electronic Health Records and Practice Management SoftwareIncluded
- 9.4Correcting Errors and Addenda in Health RecordsIncluded
HIPAA, Privacy, and Patient Communication
Combines federal privacy law with communication skills so students protect patient rights while delivering compassionate care.
- 10.1HIPAA Overview and Protected Health InformationIncluded
- 10.2Patient Rights, Consent, and ConfidentialityIncluded
- 10.3HIPAA Violations, Breach Notification, and ComplianceIncluded
- 10.4Therapeutic Communication and Active ListeningIncluded
- 10.5Cultural Competency and Communicating Across DifferencesIncluded
Clinical Office Workflow and Administrative Integration
Shows how clinical and administrative functions align so students can support a smooth, efficient practice.
- 11.1The Clinical Day — Scheduling and Patient FlowIncluded
- 11.2Referrals, Prior Authorizations, and Care CoordinationIncluded
- 11.3Inventory, Supply Management, and Equipment MaintenanceIncluded
- 11.4OSHA Compliance and Workplace Safety RegulationsIncluded
Career Preparation and Certification Pathway
Launches students into the workforce with a polished resume, certification roadmap, and final exam readiness.
- 12.1Building Your Healthcare Resume and Cover LetterIncluded
- 12.2Interview Skills and Workplace ReadinessIncluded
- 12.3Certification Exam Pathways — CMA, RMA, and CCMAIncluded
- 12.4Comprehensive Course Review and Study StrategiesIncluded
- 12.5Final Comprehensive Assessment and Certificate of CompletionIncluded
Who it's for
Is this you?
The career-changer
She's leaving retail, hospitality, or admin work behind and wants a structured, professional path into healthcare with no prior clinical background required.
The stay-at-home mom returning to work
She needs a self-paced program she can fit around school pickups and family life while building credentials that open real doors.
The recent high school or college graduate
She wants to enter healthcare quickly and confidently without a four-year degree, and needs a program that takes her seriously from day one.
The essential worker leveling up
She's already in a support role — CNA, medical receptionist, home health aide — and wants the clinical credentials to advance her career and her paycheck.
The mid-life reinvention seeker
She's ready for a second act that feels meaningful, and wants a program that respects her life experience while building clinical competence from the ground up.
The first-generation healthcare professional
She's the first in her family pursuing a clinical career and wants a polished, thorough program that prepares her to walk in — and belong — from day one.
Questions
Frequently asked
Your teacher
A note from your teacher
LATISHA COLEMAN
If you're reading this, something in you has already decided: healthcare is where you're supposed to be. Maybe you've been thinking about it for months — or years. Maybe you've talked yourself out of it more than once because it felt too technical, too intimidating, or like something meant for people with a different kind of background. I want you to take a breath, because I built this program for exactly that version of you.
I know what it feels like to want a career that means something — one where you go home knowing you made a real difference in someone's day, someone's health, someone's life. Clinical Medical Assisting is one of the most beautifully positioned roles in all of healthcare: you are the patient's first human connection in that clinic. You take their vitals, you hear their history, you prepare the room, you draw the blood, you run the EKG. You are essential. And that role deserves an education that treats you as the professional you're becoming.
That's why Haus of Healthcare Academy is built the way it is. Every lesson is written with clinical precision — we cover real content, real terminology, real procedures. You'll study anatomy and physiology the way it applies to your daily work, not just to pass a test. You'll learn infection control and standard precautions the way your future colleagues were trained. You'll understand HIPAA not as a checkbox, but as a genuine commitment to the patients who trust you. And when we get to phlebotomy, injections, and EKGs — we go deep, step by step, so you can approach those skills with knowledge and calm.
But here's what I also know: you might be doing this while working a full-time job, raising children, caring for family, or navigating a major life pivot. This program lives around your life, not the other way around. Available every hour of every day, on your phone, your tablet, your laptop — whenever you have a quiet window to invest in yourself. And you'll never feel like just another student in a course. This community is warm because I designed it to be. Milestones are celebrated. Questions are welcomed. You are seen here.
By the time you complete this program, you won't just have a certificate — you'll have a resume ready to send, a certification pathway mapped out, and the professional confidence that comes from truly knowing your material. Your first healthcare role isn't a distant dream. It's the next logical step. I'd be honored to walk you there.
— LATISHA COLEMAN
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