The Canadian College of Health Information Management (College) would like to announce the successful accreditation of Eastern College’s Medical Office Administration program.
The Medical Office Administration program at Eastern College is a 46-week diploma designed to prepare students for administrative careers in clinical and medical environments. The program provides strong foundations in medical billing and bookkeeping, medical office procedures, electronic medical records, terminology, and healthcare communication. Students develop job-ready skills through simulation-based learning and practical coursework that reflects real industry expectations. Graduates of Eastern College are eligible to pursue the Health Information–Certified Associate (HICA) credential, which supports entry into the Canadian healthcare workforce and strengthens future career opportunities through recognized certification and practical, industry-aligned training.
Craig Donaldson stated, “I am incredibly proud to see Eastern College’s Medical Office Administration program formally recognized through CCHIM accreditation. This milestone reflects the dedication of our faculty, staff, and students, and reinforces the high level of education we work to deliver each day. This achievement strengthens our commitment to preparing graduates who are ready to contribute meaningfully to healthcare settings across Canada, and it continues to build employer confidence in the skill, professionalism, and readiness of our learners.”
Lisa McKenzie, “The College is proud to announce the accreditation of the Medical Office Administration program offered by Eastern College,” states Lisa McKenzie, Director of the Canadian College of Health Information Management with CHIMA. “We’re excited to support both faculty and students through this program, and to welcome graduates who successfully complete our Health Information–Certified Associate (HICA) national certification examination. Achieving accreditation is a meaningful milestone that highlights the vital role health data plays in delivering safe, high-quality care to people across Canada.”
