Medical Assistant Apprenticeship

with Associates in Family Medicine

 

Associates in Family Medicine doesn’t just look for qualified employees but builds them within our own communities. Our Medical Assistant Apprenticeship was one of the first of its kind to partner with an educational institution to offer both college credits and apprenticeship training.

Associates in Family Medicine partners with Front Range Community College – Larimer County Campus and Aims Community College. This program is Approved for G.I. Bill®

During your Medical Assistant Apprenticeship with AFM, you should expect work-based and classroom learning, mentorship, industry-recognized credentials and most importantly, pay.

See why Apprenticeships (especially this one) are so important to the community.

 

 

Interested in FRCC?

In conjunction with the Department of Labor’s expanded Apprenticeship Program, Associates in Family Medicine (AFM) and Front Range Community College (FRCC) have partnered to offer a Medical Assistant Apprenticeship program to motivated, patient-centered, life-long learners interested in delivering top-quality patient care. AFM has been partnering with Front Range
Community College since January 2018.

Interested in Aims?

In conjunction with the Department of Labor’s expanded Apprenticeship Program, Associates in Family Medicine (AFM) and Aims Community College have partnered to offer a Medical Assistant Apprenticeship program to motivated,                  patient-centered, life-long learners interested in delivering top-quality patient care. AIMS Community College and AFM are venturing on their first year of partnership together.

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Getting to practice skills in a ‘real’ doctor’s office sounded like a great way to learn and gain new experience. I loved the hands-on aspect of the program. I was able to apply everything that I learned in a real-life setting. I am still continuing to learn new things, but the apprenticeship program was a great learning experience.

– Laura Seitz, MA Apprenticeship Graduate ’18, Current AFM MA

 

Moving from the apprenticeship to practicing independently felt seamless. I didn’t feel like there was a gap or missing pieces as I think I would have felt coming from a traditional program. I felt comfortable with the offices and staff, and I could focus on patient care easier because of this. I was allowed to learn little things during the comfort of my apprenticeship putting me in a more secure mindset moving into independent work.

-Jerica Ritchie, MA Apprenticeship Graduate ’19, Current AFM MA

I will always recommend this program to others! This opportunity was once in a lifetime and helped me tremendously with becoming a clinical staff member. From the layout of the program to the different clinics we were able to see, everyone was so welcoming and understanding that we were technically still “students” and helped throughout the process.

-Stormie Turner, MA Apprenticeship Graduate ’19, Current AFM MA