The Canadian College of Health Information Management would like to announce the successful accreditation of Sprott Shaw College’s Medical Office Administrator with Practicum program.
Students in the Medical Office Administrator with Practicum (MOA-P) program at Sprott Shaw College gain the professional skills and knowledge through experiential learning, that leads to graduation in less than a year. Graduates are able to provide the necessary professional administrative support to medical professionals in hospitals, physicians, specialists’ offices, and any health authority in the province.
Sprott Shaw College graduates of the MOA-P program are eligible to write the Health Information-Certified Associate (HICA) national certification exam (NCE). Certification recognises health data as a key factor in providing safe and quality care to people across the country. Upon successful completion of all theory and practical components, students will be provided with exam preparation and will be eligible to write the exam. Students also receive a HICA student membership at the beginning of their training in this program.
Vic Tesan, Sprott Shaw College President, “Gaining this recognition is testament to the work that has been undertaken to ensure that Sprott Shaw College’s Medical Office Administrator with Practicum program meets the exacting standards established by the Canadian College of Health Information Management. With this recognition, employers can feel confident that graduates from this program have been well-prepared to handle the sensitive and intimate client information that is an essential part in being able to successfully fill this vital healthcare role. We would like to extend our appreciation for the support that the Canadian College of Health Information Management has provided through this process that has eventuated with this recognition”
Jeff Nesbitt, “Our college is proud to announce the accreditation of the Medical Office Administrator with Practicum program offered by Sprott Shaw College,” states Jeff Nesbitt, CEO & registrar of the Canadian College of Health Information Management and CHIMA. “We look forward to supporting faculty and students through this program and welcoming graduates who write and pass our Health Information-Certified Associate (HICA) national certification examination (NCE). Certification recognizes health data as a key factor in providing safe and quality care to people across our country,” Nesbitt adds.
