Hands-on Medical Assistant classes near you in Huntington Park.
Blended format — online lectures + on-campus labs + 240-hour externship in a real clinical setting. New cohorts start every month. Federal aid + GI Bill® accepted.
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How the 36-week program is structured
Real equipment, real practice
Train on the gear you’ll use on the job.
Skills you’ll perform
Hands-on practice every week.
Real ACH labs
On-campus simulation + supervised practice.
Inside the Medical Assistant program
Why students choose our Huntington Park Campus
Four reasons our Medical Assistant program stands out to students deciding between schools.
Monthly cohort starts
12 start dates per year — pick the one that fits your timing. New cohorts begin every month at all 3 SoCal campuses.
Externship in real clinics
Your training includes a 240-hour externship in a clinical setting before you graduate.
Hands-on practical training
EKG, phlebotomy, clinical lab work — plus medical billing, EHR, and front-office operations. Both clinical and administrative MA roles.
Expert faculty
The MA program is taught by physicians (M.D.) for medical lecture, and credentialed Medical Assistant practitioners for lab work.
Multiple ways to pay
Every Medical Assistant applicant is screened for federal aid, VA benefits, and WIB funding.
Federal Aid (FAFSA)
Title IV federal financial aid. We help you complete the FAFSA at no cost.
VA / GI Bill®
Approved by the California State Approving Agency for Veterans Education. DOD Tuition Assistance also accepted.
Workforce Investment Board
Qualifying students referred by local WIB agencies pay — a reduction.
Other paths
Worker’s Compensation, Trade Adjustment Assistance, and periodic payment plans available.
From form to first day in 4 steps
Submit the form to get started. Here’s the enrollment path:
Submit the form
Name and phone — simple one-step form.
Admissions call
An advisor follows up. Questions, start dates, funding eligibility.
Tour the campus
See the labs and meet faculty before enrolling.
Enroll & start
Sign agreement, finalize funding, arrive Day 1.
12 cohort starts in 2026
A new Medical Assistant cohort starts every month at our SoCal campuses. Pick the start date that works for you, or talk to admissions about flexible options.
Recesses: Thanksgiving (Nov 25–29) · Winter (Dec 18 – Jan 3). Source: ACH School Catalog 2025–2026, page 74. Dates subject to change; confirm with admissions.
Blended format · 800 hours · 36 weeks
Synchronous lectures
Live online sessions for Medical Terminology, Anatomy & Physiology, Medical Office Procedures, and Billing/Coding modules.
In-person labs
Hands-on clinical lab work for Back Office Procedures, Clinical Lab, EKG, phlebotomy, and protective practices.
240-hour externship
Two externship rotations at affiliated clinical sites — 120 hours each — completed in person before graduation.
Source: ACH School Catalog 2025–2026, page 47 (delivery method) and pages 47–48 (program chart). Specific class times and lab schedules vary by cohort and campus.
Medical Assistants work at:
Per the U.S. Department of Labor occupational profile (SOC 31-9092.00), Medical Assistants are employed in a wide range of healthcare settings:
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics O*NET database (onetonline.org). ACH does not guarantee employment in any specific role or setting.
Learn from experienced Medical Assistant faculty
Gamal Razcalla, M.D.
Physician Lecturer (All Campuses)
Full-time faculty
The MA program is taught by physicians (M.D. faculty) for medical lecture, and experienced MA practitioners for lab work.
Huntington Park Campus
Campus details
Designation: Regional
Address: 6330 Pacific Blvd, Suite 201, Huntington Park, CA 90255
Phone: (888) 430-4224
VA approved: California State Approving Agency for Veterans Education
WIB partnership: Yes — eligible students may receive reduced tuition via WIB partner agencies
Lab equipment on site
- EKG machines
- Phlebotomy chairs & practice arms
- Examination tables, screens, stools
- Sphygmomanometers & stethoscopes
- Compound microscopes & centrifuge
- Autoclave & sterilization equipment
- Otoscope, ophthalmoscope, glucometer
- AED, CPR equipment, eye charts
Enrollment questions
When does the next class start?
Cohorts start regularly at the Huntington Park campus. Submit the form to get the next confirmed start date from admissions.
How can I pay for the program?
Federal aid (FAFSA), GI Bill®, WIB funding, payment plans, and other options are available for eligible students. Contact admissions for current tuition information.
Do I need a high school diploma?
Yes — high school diploma, GED, or CHSPE. Contact admissions for special circumstances.
What happens after I submit the form?
An admissions advisor will reach out during business hours. A campus tour and personal interview are required before enrollment.
Can I take classes online?
The Medical Assistant program is primarily in-person. We offer some online content, but lab work and externship are on-campus. Contact admissions for details.
Ready to enroll at Huntington Park?
Submit the form and an admissions advisor will follow up during business hours.
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