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My Experience at Dallas Medical Assistant School-Addison has been Great! All of the instructors were Amazing, and very Knowledgeable. I am Confident that I will be Successful on my Medical Assistant Career Journey because of the Excellent training that was provided. Ms. Carey, Ms. Mo, Ms. Marisha are the Best! Highly recommend! Thank you! 😊 Read less

The great program!!! to be a medical assistant you can learn hand on washing vitals signs,ekg,cleaning instruments also like injections and blood draws phlebotomy. Ms.Mo and Ms.Carey are the best instructors good at explaning everything keeping out with the work being friendly and positive always. the same as the other instructors Ms.Morisha Read less

I am very grateful for my experience at this Medical Assistant school. The program is well-organized, hands-on, and truly prepares students for real healthcare settings. The instructors, especially Ms. Carey and Ms. Mo, & Ms. Marisha are incredibly knowledgeable, supportive, and patient. They always take the time to guide us step by step until we fully understand each skill. I truly appreciate how they make learning easier and more engaging, combining both classroom instruction and hands-on practice. This approach helped me build confidence in essential skills such as taking vital signs, patient care, and administrative tasks. The environment is very encouraging and motivating, which made my learning experience even better. Overall, this school has exceeded my expectations and has given me a strong foundation for my future career in healthcare. I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to become a Medical Assistant and pursue a meaningful career in the medical field. Read less

The reason I wanted to become a Medical Assistant is not only because I am pursuing a career in healthcare, but because I love helping people feel better, understanding them, and making them feel comfortable so they can live their lives to the best of their ability. One of the skills I have learned and enjoyed the most is drawing blood. It can be one of the most nerve-wracking experiences for any patient, myself included. Being able to comfort patients during that process makes me feel like I am doing my job right and learning the right way. My favorite part of the program is not only the hands-on experience, but also the connections you create in such a short amount of time. Everyone supports one another, which creates a positive and welcoming learning environment. This program has impacted my life by helping me discover new skills and confidence that I never knew I had. It has shown me that I am capable of learning and achieving more than I thought. I would definitely recommend this program to others. Everyone deserves the opportunity to learn new skills, gain confidence, and discover strengths they never knew they had. Read less

I wanted to become a medical assistant because I want to get into the medical field. I’ve learned several skills such as back office and front office. My favorite part of this program is how attentive the instructors are for us to actually understand what we are learning. This program has impacted my life because I now have medical skills and look at the medical field differently. I would recommend this program because I’m actually learning a lot of things and skills. Read less

The reason I decided to become a Medical Assistant was so it could help me get the medical experience for my nursing career. This program has helped me a lot by teaching me the different duties that a MA performa as well as the processes to them. My favorite skill that I have learned during the program that I really did not expect it to be was drawing blood. My favorite part of the program is the hands-on experience we learn from our instructors. I would recommend this program to a friend or family member that would like to become an MA for the reasons that the instructors teach you properly and with patience as well as giving the students a chance at doing these procedures hands-on as mentioned. Which I believe most places don’t do until you do your own externship. Read less