Students combine advanced administrative training with a systematic understanding of Canadian health care and the technical knowledge that is fundamental to all medical workplaces. In their two years of study, they will become comfortable with medical office procedures and develop a solid understanding of transcription, pharmacology, and diagnostic imagery. 

Students will develop a comprehensive medical vocabulary and become familiar with legal issues in the health care field, which will help them succeed in their role as administrative professionals. Students will develop a wide range of skills in the areas of accounting, communications, and human resources, helping them to become indispensable members of any team. This program also includes a focus on diversity in the workplace. 

Students should be prepared to work in hospitals, medical clinics, dental practices, veterinary clinics, and laboratories. Common careers for graduates of the Medical Administration diploma program include unit clerk, medical transcriptionist, administrative assistant, medical secretary, office manager, and customer service representative.