DESKTOP AUDIT

2002-03

DEPARTMENT: Medical Office

PROGRAM CODE:  25310

PROGRAM AWARDS: Associate, Certificate

MISSION:  The mission of the Medical Assisting program is to provide the citizens of our service area the opportunity to enhance their current medical skills and/or develop new skills both in administrative and clinical areas and become a multi-skilled health professional through an accredited Medical Assisting Program.

FTE:

Fall 2002
Dept Hrs
 Students
 FTE
MED
 3
 22
 2.063
OST
 15
 100
 9.376

Fall 2002
Dept Hrs
 Students
 FTE
MED
 8
 43
 5.594
OST
 12
 65
 6.094


HOURS BY INSTRUCTOR:

2002-2003
 Full-Time
 FT%
 Part-Time
 PT%
 Total Hrs
Fall
 18
 100
 0
 0
 18
Spring
 20
 100
 0
 0
 20
Total
 38
 100
 0
 0
 38

STUDENT PROFILE:



Sex
 Class
 Status
 Residence
2002-2003
 M
 F
 D
 E
 FT
 PT
 M
 A
 Y
 O
 New
 Age
 Tot
Fall
 Degree
 0
 51
 46
 5
 43
 8
 20
 9
 22
 0
 18
 35.4
 51

Certificate
 0
 6
 0
 6
 1
 5
 2
 0
 4
 0
 4
 42.0
 6
Fall Totals
 0
 57
 46
 11
 44
 13
 22
 9
 26
 0
 22
 36.1
 57
 













 Spring
 Degree
 0
 39
 39
 0
 34
 5
 16
 8
 15
 0
 1
 35.0
 39
 
 Certificate
 0
 6
 1
 5
 0
 6
 2
 1
 3
 0
 0
 36.5
 6
Spring Totals
 0
 45
 40
 5
 34
 11
 18
 9
 18
 0
 1
 35.2
 45

PERFORMANCE STANDARDS (as apply):  NA


MOST RECENT STUDENT SURVEY RESULTS: 

Existing Students:  (For a complete listing of all survey results, please consult the Spring 2003 Student IE Survey.)


The principal focus of MCC is the education of its students
 100%
The programs are current and up-to-date
 100%
MCC provides a good learning environment
 91%
MCC has competent, qualified faculty
100%
I am pleased with the education I am receiving at MCC
 100%

            Graduates:  (For a complete listing of all survey results, please consult the 2003 Graduate Exit Survey.)

On a scale of one to four:
Quality of Instruction in Program Area
 3.64
Quality of the Academic Program
 3.35
Quality of Academic Advising
 3.50

       

AWARDS:


 2002-03
Associate
 16
Certificate
 4
Total
 20


TRENDS:  Employment of Medical Assistants is expected to grow much faster than the average for all occupations through the 2010.

NEEDS OF STUDENTS:  Choices:  the potential students are high school graduates, returning medical administration students, office employees, and students who desire retraining in another field.  The physician’s offices, hospitals, health departments, outpatients clinics and many other health related organizations will benefit from our graduates.