How is the NIMAA program structured?
NIMAA takes place over 29 weeks for about 30 hours/week. Instruction takes place online through live and recorded sessions, interactive materials in the learning management system, and online discussion groups. At the same time, students observe and practice the skills they are learning online at externship clinics under the supervision of experienced medical professionals during instructor-led remote labs and in-clinic experiences with clinical staff.
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Need to withdraw from the NIMAA program?
If you need to withdraw from the NIMAA program, please complete the Withdrawal Request form in Populi as instructed below. Please refer to the NIMAA Catalog for any questions regarding your outstanding financial obligations, refunds, re-admittance, ...
Graduation Requirements for the Medical Assistant Program at NIMAA
Graduating from the Medical Assistant program at NIMAA (National Institute of Medical Assistant Advancement) requires students to fulfill several academic and administrative obligations. It is imperative that students adhere to these requirements to ...
What are the responsibilities required of the NIMAA Program Coordinator at my organization?
NIMAA recommends the following profile for Externship Organization Program Coordinators (PC): An individual who is in an upper management position, such as an operations person, nurse manager or a provider. The person should be in daily ...
What are the qualifications of the NIMAA Program Coordinator at an externship site?
The liaison to NIMAA needs to be an individual who is in an upper management position, such as an operations person, nurse manager, or a provider. The person should be in daily communication with senior MAs (i.e. preceptors). It is important for the ...
What is NIMAA?
The National Institute for Medical Assistant Advancement (NIMAA) is a nonprofit education institute that trains Medical Assistants to work effectively in today's high-performing primary care settings. NIMAA was created by community health centers to ...