College Station Medical Assistant School

Medical Assistant Training in College Station, Texas

College Station Medical Assistant School is a healthcare training center that prepares medical assistants through an 18-week program. The school is part of a Zollege initiative, founded in 2010 as Vandelay Education by Dr. Thomas Ince, a dentist who couldn't find well-trained dental assistants to hire and decided to create a shorter, more practical, employment-focused program. The school presents itself as a collaboration between Zollege and local medical offices, so that learning takes place in the environment where the profession is practiced.

An 18-Week Program in Real Medical Offices

The training curriculum takes place in real medical offices in College Station and is taught by working healthcare professionals. The curriculum combines hands-on training with the use of the instruments and technology used in today's medical practices. The school offers flexible schedules and multiple start dates throughout the year, with the goal of allowing students to begin their training at the time that works best for them.

Requirements, Tuition, and Payment Options

The admissions process consists of four steps: learn about the program and speak with the admissions team, complete the application by choosing a start date and payment plan, pay the deposit to reserve your seat — which is deducted from tuition — and complete the program by following the school's guidance. To enroll, you must be at least 18 years old and have a high school diploma or GED. The school states that it offers affordable tuition and flexible payment plans so students can graduate without student debt. A free set of scrubs is provided when classes begin.

Career Support and Job Opportunities

The school provides job search support, including resume review, interview tips, and guidance from employment assistance specialists. The training is designed so that students can begin their careers as medical assistants in College Station upon completing the program.

Facilities and Teaching Staff

Classes are held in a professional, well-equipped space where students practice with the same tools and technologies used in today's medical offices. Instructors understand the daily operations of a medical practice and translate theory into practical skills. The school has student reviews that highlight the hands-on nature of the training, the dedication of the faculty, and the preparation for entering the job market.

Admissions and Contact

The admissions team answers questions to verify the eligibility of interested individuals. The school also organizes informational events, such as a virtual open house about the medical assistant profession. The school is authorized and regulated by the Texas Workforce Commission.

Location and Contact

3201 University Dr. E., Ste. 175 Bryan, TX 77802 · Phone: (979) 271-5253 · Email: info@collegestationmedicalassistant.com · Hours: Mon–Fri 8:00am - 7:00pm CT Saturday 8:00am - 4:00pm CT Sunday Closed