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Healthcare Office Manager Careers

A career in the healthcare industry as an Office Manager enables you to work with doctors, nurses, and patients without having experience in medicine. As a Healthcare Office Manager, you'll oversee the medical clerks and assistants in the medical office as they take care of patients. You'll help manage their healthcare information. Perform front-office and back-office administrative duties, including patient scheduling, accurately maintaining and handling medical records, filing and bookkeeping. You'll also learn to implement project- and office-management practices, principles, and procedures, including communication, computer use and research—all the while applying legal and ethical guidelines.

Median Earnings

$63,450*

Number of Jobs

1.5 million*

Online Healthcare Office Manager school training Certificate

Growth Potential & Career Opportunities

Upon graduation from our program, you will receive your U.S. Career Institute Certificate of Completion attesting to your accomplishment. With a Healthcare Office Manager Certificate from U.S. Career Institute, you will be prepared to secure a leadership position in medical and healthcare office management.

USCI Career Coach Program

We invest in you-up to $400 Value**

After completing your certificate course, our Career Coach Program is an included benefit that will give you one-on-one access to a Career Coach Advisor. Our course and Career Coach Program can prepare you with the skills needed to help you start your new career. Read about the program's requirements and guidelines in the Career Coach Program Outline.


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*Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook on the internet at Office and Administrative Support Occupations (visited September 4, 2024). Statements found in the United States Department of Labor Occupational Outlook Handbook are not a guarantee of any post-graduation salary, in part because the data used to create the Occupational Outlook Handbook includes workers from differing educational backgrounds, levels of experience, and geographic areas of the country.
**Value depends on graduates’ use of services available to them.