School fits into your life--not the other way around.

Brown Mackie College - Moline makes it easy to take classes. We offer sessions in the day or the evening--whichever suits you best. You can work school around the other demands of your life--whether it's your family, a job or other pursuits that are important to you.

College doesn't have to be a juggling act.

One of the many student-friendly features of Brown Mackie College - Moline is our unique pace. Rather than juggle three classes concurrently each quarter the way full-time students at traditional colleges do, Brown Mackie students focus on one course at a time. Each class is offered at an accelerated pace, lasting one month. No switching gears between different subjects; no pulling all-nighters to study for three or four final exams at once. At the end of each month, you have another set of credits under your belt and you're ready to move on to the next course.

You can start taking classes as soon as you're ready.

Since each month offers a new start, there's no need to wait until September or January for the beginning of a new semester. This is just one more way that Brown Mackie College - Moline makes itself compatible to the individual needs of our students.

Financial Assistance

Financial aid is available for those who qualify.

Accreditation

Brown Mackie College - Moline is accredited to award diplomas by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS); 750 First Street NE, Suite 980, Washington, DC 20002-4241; 1-202-336-6780.

Brown Mackie College - Moline, IL is a branch of Brown Mackie College - Cincinnati.

Medical Assistant - Diploma or Associate's

The medical assistant program provides graduates with the skills necessary to obtain entry-level employment in a clinical and/or administrative medical setting.

The program prepares graduates for positions under the direct supervision of a physician or medical office manager through course work in:

• Medical office administration
• Clinical procedures
• Pharmacology
• Business principles
• Computer operations

Medical Office Management - Diploma

The Medical Office Management Diploma program provides instruction in the basic skills necessary to obtain entry-level employment in a clinical and/or administrative medical setting. Graduates are prepared for positions under the direct supervision of a physician or medical office manager.

Students in the program explore introductory through advanced medical terminology, medical administration and management practices, diagnostic and procedural coding, anatomy and physiology and pharmacology. The program also covers business communications and microcomputer applications, data entry, keyboarding, records maintenance, medical insurance, billing and coding.

In the final course, students participate in an externship that allows them to apply the managerial skills acquired through the program. Externship sites include clinics, physician's offices and other appropriate health care environments.