
NIMAA is committed to supporting faculty in maintaining professional credentials and continuing education that are relevant to their instructional responsibilities and compliant with accreditation requirements.
This article outlines the annual funding available to eligible faculty for professional credential renewal and continuing education activities related to medical assisting.
NIMAA provides financial support to eligible faculty members to maintain required professional credentials and complete continuing education activities that support their role as educators.
Although national medical assistant credential renewal may not be required annually, faculty must continue to meet all NIMAA and ABHES requirements annually. Funding is intended only for credentials and educational activities relevant to employment with NIMAA and aligned with ABHES standards.
Important: Annual funding does not carry over from one fiscal year to the next. Faculty are encouraged to make consistent progress toward credential renewal and continuing education each year to maximize this benefit.
All active NIMAA faculty are eligible for annual funding based on their role:
Faculty Role | Annual Funding Limit |
Lead Instructor | Up to $250 per fiscal year |
Non-Lead Instructor | Up to $125 per fiscal year |
The NIMAA fiscal year runs from July 1 through June 30.
Funding limits reset at the beginning of each new fiscal year.
Funding may be used for professional expenses directly related to medical assisting, including:
All requests must clearly demonstrate a connection to:
Faculty may access available funding through one of the following methods:
Faculty may pay for an approved expense and request reimbursement through Workday.
To receive reimbursement, submit:
Submission Deadline: Reimbursement requests should be submitted within 60 days of the purchase date.
Faculty may request that NIMAA pay for an eligible expense in advance.
Requirements:
The following expenses are not eligible for funding:
All funding requests are subject to review and approval.
NIMAA reserves the right to deny any request that does not meet the eligibility requirements or criteria outlined in this policy.