Ryan Training Program Medical Assistant Certification (082426.12) FULL TIME

Bitterroot Health Hamilton, MT 59840, US

Medical Assistant Training and Certification opportunity in beautiful Hamilton, Montana!!

Start Your Career in Healthcare—No Experience Needed!

Are you interested in a stable, rewarding career that helps people every day? Do you want to get paid to learn? The Ryan Training Program for Medical Assistant Certification is the perfect way to get started—with zero healthcare experience required!

What You’ll Learn:
Become confident supporting patients in both medical offices and clinics. You’ll practice skills like helping with daily care, communicating with patients and families, and working alongside a medical team. You’ll also learn how to keep things running smoothly behind the scenes and meet important safety standards.

Why Apply?

Friendly classroom setting and hands-on clinical experience
Supportive instructors and team atmosphere
Training for both direct care and administrative skills
Preparation for a nationally recognized certification

Who Should Apply?
Anyone with a positive attitude and good attendance—no medical background needed! We welcome applicants eager to learn new skills and grow in a professional setting.

Program Timeline:

Applications accepted now through December 4, 2026
Phone screening for qualified applicants
Selection notifications by December 18, 2026
Orientation and classes start Monday, January 11, 2027
Program runs 13 weeks, with hands-on learning and an externship
Full-time job opportunities after certification

Ready to Get Started?
Apply today and take the first step toward a fresh, meaningful future in healthcare! Perfect attendance and a positive attitude are key - let us teach you the rest.

Minimum Qualifications:

Licensures, Certifications, Registrations: High School diploma or equivalent. Employee will be required to take NHA Medical Assistant certification test at completion of training and obtain passing score.
Job Knowledge/Skills/Abilities: See essential functions.
Experience: Negotiable
Signed service agreement will be required

Current employees are not eligible

Schedule: Full-time, 40 hours/week
Benefits: This position is eligible for the full benefit package

Candidates must attach a current, up-to-date resume and a one-page essay, in your own words, explaining why you are a good candidate (Include past success and future long-term goals). Incomplete applications will be immediately rejected. Without a resume and essay your application will be incomplete. If you experience difficulties uploading required documents, email them to Human Resources office ( humanresources@bitterroothealth.org ).

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