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The iCEV CTE Blog

The latest ideas, tips, strategies and trends for CTE teachers and administrators.

Health Science | Medical Assisting

By: Bri Stauffer
August 4th, 2022

Are you new to teaching health science classes? Or did your program just add a new course for medical assisting?

Health Science | Medical Assisting | Health Science Certifications

By: Brad Hummel
April 26th, 2022

The AMT Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) exam is a healthcare industry certification that measures a student’s proficiency in the skills and knowledge needed to work as a medical assistant.

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NHA CCMA | Medical Assisting

By: Bri Stauffer
April 6th, 2022

The Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) certification is one of the most important health science certifications in the country right now. Hospitals, private practices, and clinics are all fighting to hire new CCMAs.

High School | Medical Assisting | Educational Resources

By: Mike Cescon
March 16th, 2022

Whether you’re new to teaching medical assisting or just need more robust materials for your course, it can be frustrating to find the curriculum you’re looking for. Individual lesson plans and activities may be great for some teachers, but if you want to prepare your students for strong futures as medical assistants, you need a curriculum that’s worthy of them.

Medical Assisting

By: Bri Stauffer
September 20th, 2021

Doctors’ offices and clinics across the United States need skilled medical assistants to meet the needs of their patient. Students know this, which is why more of them have enrolled in health science courses to become medical assistants. If your program is like the others around the country, you’re growing – and quickly!

Career and Technical Education (CTE) | Digital Curriculum | NHA CCMA | Medical Assisting

By: Mike Cescon
August 24th, 2021

Preparing your students for medical assistant certifications is a challenge. In particular, finding the right resource to supplement or replace your curriculum is key to helping your students feel equipped for their career pathway.