Build on your medical-assisting or billing experience with focused online modules, a printable NMACA completion certificate, and preparation for your next national certification exam.
Clinical Medical Assistant from $299 · Medical Billing & Coding from $159
National exam eligibility and credentials are determined separately by the exam provider.
You already have relevant experience. Pair it with structured learning and a clear completion milestone.
For learners with at least 180 self-attested medical-assisting experience hours. Review clinical and administrative concepts, complete your modules, and receive your NMACA program completion certificate.
For learners with at least 400 self-attested medical-billing experience hours. Strengthen billing and coding knowledge, complete your modules, and receive your NMACA program completion certificate.
These are NMACA program pathways with completion certificates, not professional licenses or automatic national certification. Experience is learner-reported and is not independently verified by NMACA.
Confirm at least 180 relevant medical-assistant hours or 400 medical-billing hours. You are responsible for the accuracy of your declaration.
Work through your program’s required online learning and assessments at your own pace, within your access period.
After the modules and self-attestation step are complete, download your NMACA program completion certificate.
Choose your national certification exam and confirm its education, experience, and application requirements directly with the provider.
Every tier includes a printable NMACA completion certificate. Choose the learning and career resources that fit your goals.
180+ medical-assistant experience hours · learner self-attested
Core clinical learning and your completion certificate.
Clinical learning plus career-preparation resources.
Clinical learning, career tools and advanced practice.
400+ medical-billing experience hours · learner self-attested
Core billing learning and your completion certificate.
Billing learning plus career-preparation resources.
Billing learning, career tools and advanced practice.
Program payment includes the NMACA completion certificate. National exam registration and any exam-provider charges are separate from the NMACA completion credential; no national exam fee is represented as included here. Access periods retain the existing Silver 4 / Gold 6 / Platinum 8-month structure.
Combine clinical and billing pathways. Each program has its own modules and experience declaration.
Both Gold programs. A stronger foundation for your next opportunity.
Both Platinum programs. Expanded learning and career resources.
Both experience thresholds apply to a dual pathway: at least 180 medical-assistant hours and 400 medical-billing hours, self-attested separately. Each completion certificate reflects its own program.
A clean, printable completion certificate with the NMACA emblem, your name, program, completion date, and your self-attested experience requirement.
The pictured certificate is a sample, not a credential. Experience hours are self-reported and are not independently verified.
This certificate is presented to
For completion of the required NMACA
Clinical Medical Assistant online modules
and learner self-attestation of at least 180 experience hours.
Experience is self-reported, not independently verified.
Not a professional license or national certification.
Know what you’re enrolling in, what you’ll receive, and how to plan your next step.
At least 180 medical-assistant experience hours for the clinical pathway, or 400 medical-billing experience hours for billing. You self-attest to your experience; NMACA does not independently verify it. These are NMACA program requirements, not national exam eligibility rules.
Yes. All tiers include an NMACA program completion certificate after required modules and the self-attestation step are completed. Dual-program bundles include a separate completion certificate for each completed program.
No. The NMACA certificate records program completion and your learner-reported experience declaration. A national certification provider independently determines your exam eligibility and awards its credential after you meet its requirements and pass its exam. NMACA does not issue a professional license.
Do not assume so. Requirements differ by credential and provider and may include secondary education, supervised experience measured in years, training, and other criteria. Check your chosen provider’s current candidate requirements before enrolling for that purpose.
Silver retains four months of access, Gold six months, and Platinum eight months. The Double Gold and Double Platinum bundles retain six and eight months respectively. Learning is self-paced within your access period.
No. You are responsible for accurately declaring your relevant experience. The certificate will describe the hours as self-attested, not independently verified. Your exam provider or employer may separately request evidence.
Bring your experience. Build your knowledge. Choose your pathway.