Medical Assistant School in Pueblo

Hands-On Medical Assistant School with Phlebotomy Certification in Colorado & New Mexico

If you’ve always been the kind of person others turn to when they need support, the one who naturally cares for the people around you, turning your compassion into a meaningful career can feel exciting and overwhelming at the same time.

The Medical Assistant with Phlebotomy training was designed for busy adults who want a real path into healthcare without putting their entire lives on hold.

In as little as 12–18 months*, you can gain the hands-on skills to begin working directly with patients in clinics, medical offices, labs, and hospitals.

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Learn By Doing

If traditional classrooms never felt like your strength, you’re not alone.

This program focuses on practical, hands-on learning tied directly to real workplace skills. Students practice patient care techniques, blood draws (phlebotomy), injections, EKGs, electronic medical records, and CPR, then build confidence through real-world externship experience.

 

*Program length when completed as designed.

If you’re searching for medical assistant programs in Pueblo or wondering how to begin a healthcare career in Colorado, IntelliTec College is here to help. Many people look for hands-on medical training close to home and ask how they can enter the healthcare field without starting from scratch.

Our Pueblo campus supports students from across southern Colorado who are ready to take that next step. Whether you’re just beginning to explore your options or already focused on becoming a medical assistant, our team is here to answer your questions and help guide you forward.

Why Become a Medical Assistant

Do Meaningful Work

As a Medical Assistant with Phlebotomy skills, you can make a difference in people’s lives every day. With training, a friendly personality and compassion for others, you can leave a lasting impact on the patients you serve in your community.

Opportunities for Advancement

Becoming a Medical Assistant is an excellent way to enter or move up within the medical field. As you gain experience and pursue additional training, there could be more opportunities to advance into a number of other healthcare positions.

Multiple Career Paths

Qualified Medical Assistants can work in a variety of interesting settings such as hospitals, outpatient clinics and other healthcare centers. The hours can vary by workplace; whether you prefer a 9 to 5, shift work, full-time or part-time, in this profession you can pursue the work schedule that works best for you.

Get Skills to Be In Demand

Our growing and aging population, along with advances in healthcare services can make for increased demand for medical professionals. Nationally, employment of Medical Assistants is projected to grow 15% between 2023-2033, much faster than average for all occupations.** The projected employment growth in this field is even higher in Colorado at 23% and 32% in New Mexico.***

**Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics – https://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/medical-assistants.htm
***Source: O*Net Local Trends: https://www.onetonline.org/link/localtrends/31-9092.00?st=CO, https://www.onetonline.org/link/localtrends/31-9092.00?st=NM (Accessed June 10, 2025)


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Career Opportunities in Medical Assisting

Qualified Medical Assistants with Phlebotomy skills work in variety of interesting healthcare settings, including:

  • Physician Offices
  • Laboratories
  • Family Practices
  • Physical Therapist Offices
  • Community Health Centers
  • Hospitals
  • Chiropractic Offices
  • Sports Medicine Facilities
  • and more!


Medical Assistant Certificate & Degree Program Outline:

MAC-100 Introduction to Medical Assisting Clinical Aspects
Prerequisite(s): CCR-100

Upon Successful completion of the course the student will have working knowledge of medical terminology. They will be trained in OSHA, HIPAA, and Blood Borne Pathogens. Students will have an understanding of the professional role the medical assistant has in the clinic setting. Students will be given an understanding of the history of medicine, medical law and Ethics and grammar skills. The student will have the basic training in the clinical aspects of Medical Assisting.

MAC-101 Introduction to Medical Assisting Front Office
Prerequisite(s): NA

Upon completion of this course, students should be able to demonstrate and understand the administrative side of Medical Assisting. The student will obtain skills in scheduling patients, maintaining medical records, determine insurance coverage, prepare financial reports and correspondences, as well as have a working knowledge of medical coding.

MAC-102 Digestive/Pharmacology/Pathology
Prerequisite(s): MAC-100, MAC-101

This course provides students with knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the digestive system. This course includes basic lab calculations as well as a comprehensive look at the principles of human organisms and diseases in the human body. Students should also have an understanding of CLIA while building on basic clinical skills.

MAC-103 Musculoskeletal/Integumentary/Sensory/Psychology
Prerequisite(s): MAC-100, MAC-101

This course provides students with knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the musculoskeletal system, integumentary system, sensory system, and the nervous system. This course covers the care, treatment and understanding of illness, injury and diseases related to these systems. Students will also learn the psychological effects of health on patients. Students will also build on previously learned lab skills.

MAC-104 Cardiovascular/Respiratory/Endocrine/Lymphatic/Immune
Prerequisite(s): MAC-100, MAC-101

This course provides students with knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the cardiovascular system, Respiratory System, Endocrine System, Lymphatic System, and Immune System. This course covers the care, treatment and understanding of illness, injury and diseases related to these systems. Students will also gain knowledge of minor surgery and instrument care. Students will also learn the psychological effects of health on patients. Students will also build on previously learned lab skills.

MAC-105 Urinary/Reproductive/Pediatric Development/Geriatric Care
Prerequisite(s): MAC-100, MAC-101

This course provides students with knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the urinary system and the reproductive system. This course covers the care, treatment and understanding of illness, injury and diseases related to these systems as well as an understanding of human development from birth to death. Students will also gain knowledge of exam procedures and modality use. Students will also build on previously learned lab skills.

MAC-106 Externship – Medical Assistant Certificate Program Externship
Prerequisite(s): All Courses

Upon successful completion of all terms the medical assistant student will participate in a 160-hour externship at an approved facility. The externship will provide the student with an opportunity to apply principles and practices learned in the program. Externs work under the direct supervision of qualified personnel at their extern site as well as supervision by the school staff. Evaluations of the extern will be performed at 80 and 160 hour intervals. Completed evaluation forms become a permanent part of the student’s records. Students must successfully complete their externship to fulfill all requirements for graduation.

CCR-100 College and Career Readiness
Prerequisite(s): NA

College and Career Readiness is the first six-week course designed to prepare students for Career Training Success. Classes meet 20 hours per week, Monday through Thursday. Class times available are either 9:00am – 2:00pm for day time students and 5:00pm – 10:00pm for night time students.

ACD-150 Advanced Career Development
Prerequisite(s): NA

Advanced Career Development is offered toward the end of your program and is designed to prepare students for Career Success. Classes meet for a total of 15 hours during the scheduled term.

Associate Degree Courses

CCR-100 College and Career Readiness
Prerequisite(s): NA

College and Career Readiness is the first six-week course designed to prepare students for Career Training Success. Classes meet 20 hours per week, Monday through Thursday. Class times available are either 9:00am – 2:00pm for day time students and 5:00pm – 10:00pm for night time students.

MAC-100 Introduction to Medical Assisting Clinical Aspects
Prerequisite(s): CCR-100

Upon Successful completion of the course the student will have working knowledge of medical terminology. They will be trained in OSHA, HIPAA, and Blood Borne Pathogens. Students will have an understanding of the professional role the medical assistant has in the clinic setting. Students will be given an understanding of the history of medicine, medical law and Ethics and grammar skills. The student will have the basic training in the clinical aspects of Medical Assisting.

MAC-101 Introduction to Medical Assisting Front Office
Prerequisite(s): CCR-100

Upon completion of this course students should be able to demonstrate and understand the administrative side of Medical assisting. The student will obtain skills in scheduling patients, maintaining medical records, determine insurance coverage, prepare financial reports and correspondences, as well as have a working knowledge of medical coding.

MAC-102 Digestive/Pharmacology/Pathology
Prerequisite(s): MAC-100, MAC-101

This course provides students with knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the digestive system. This course includes basic lab calculations as well as a comprehensive look at the principles of human organisms and diseases in the human body. Students should also have an understanding of CLIA while building on the basic clinical skills.

MAC-103 Musculoskeletal/Integumentary/Sensory/Psychology
Prerequisite(s): MAC-100, MAC-101

This course provides students with knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the musculoskeletal system, integumentary system, sensory system, and the nervous system. This course covers the care, treatment and understanding of illness, injury and diseases related to these systems. Students will also learn the psychological effects of health on patients. Students will also build on previous learned lab skills.

MAC-104 Cardiovascular/Respiratory/Endocrine/Lymphatic/Immune
Prerequisite(s): MAC-100, MAC-101

This course provides students with knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the cardiovascular system, Respiratory System, Endocrine System, Lymphatic System, and Immune System. This course covers the care, treatment and understanding of illness, injury and diseases related to these systems. Students will also gain knowledge of minor surgery and instrument care. Students will also learn the psychological effects of health on patients. Students will also build on previous learned lab skills.

MAC-105 Urinary/Reproductive/Pediatric Development/Geriatric Care
Prerequisite(s): MAC-100, MAC-101

This course provides students with knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the urinary system and the reproductive system. This course covers the care, treatment and understanding of illness, injury and diseases related to these systems as well as an understanding of human development from birth to death. Students will also gain knowledge of exam procedures and modality use. Students will also build on previous learned lab skills.

MAC-106 Externship – Medical Assistant Program Externship
Prerequisite(s): CCR-100, MAC-100, MAC-101, MAC-102, MAC-103, MAC-104, MAC-105

Upon successful completion of all terms the medical assistant student will participate in a 160-hour externship at an approved facility. The externship will provide the student an opportunity to apply principles and practices learned in the program. Externs work under the direct supervision of qualified personnel at their extern site as well as supervision by the school staff. Evaluations of the extern will be performed at 80 and 160 hour intervals. Completed evaluation forms become a permanent part of the student’s records. Students must successfully complete their externship to fulfill all requirements for graduation.

ACD-150 Advanced Career Development
Prerequisite(s): NA

During this course students will learn and develop their skills in various aspects that will contribute to career success. They will learn how to empower themselves for their career through preparation and proper goal setting. Students will learn how to properly develop an effective resume and cover letter, how to appropriately prepare for the interview process, what to expect during an interview, and how to follow-up once the interview is completed. They will specifically focus on developing understanding of the hiring process, the role of social media and networking play, how to search for jobs, what their worth is and what the job market is like. Students will also have the opportunity to perform a mock interview, focusing on how to answer common questions, as well as gain, develop their professionalism as it relates to the interview process and ultimately their career.

LE-150 Leadership
Prerequisite(s): CCR-100

Upon completion of this course, students will demonstrate an understanding of the importance of leadership as it relates to working for an organization and leading a team. This course has an emphasis on preparing students to focus on their leadership qualities and characteristics in an effort to be a contributing member of their organization.

HR-155 Human Resource Management
Prerequisite(s): CCR-100

Upon completion of this course, students will demonstrate an understanding of Human Resources Management within a professional setting. Students actively engage in learning by focusing on concepts of importance and applying their knowledge with real-world cases.

CT-201 Critical Thinking
Prerequisite(s): CCR-100

This introductory level course presents a variety of topics essential to a student’s development in critical thinking. Students are introduced to concepts essential to the comprehension, analysis, and creation of arguments: induction, deduction, informal fallacies, Aristotelian and symbolic logic, modes of persuasion, perspective and bias, language and meaning, culminating in the development of reasonable strategies for belief formation.

BC-210 Business Communications
Prerequisite(s): CCR-100

This course provides the foundations of all types of business communication including letters, memos, electronic communication, written reports, oral presentations, and interpersonal communication. The course also includes topics of resumes, application letters, interviewing tips, and employment follow-up documents.

IB-215 Introduction to Business
Prerequisite(s): CCR-100

This course provides students with an overview of business in an increasingly global society serving as an introduction to business terminology, concepts, environments, systems, strategies, and current issues. Topics include an overview of the business environment, business ethics, entrepreneurship and global business, management, marketing, production, information systems, and financial elements of business. This course provides a solid business foundation for more detailed and higher-level study in subsequent courses.

AG-255 American Government
Prerequisite(s): CCR-100

This course introduces students to the fundamentals of American government and politics focusing on the historical evolution of government and policies, the major institutions, and the major processes.

I Love Taking Care of Patients, Making Their Day Better

“I graduated with my MA and HCA degree. I’ve done the RMA exam and the CRP certification. I work at a Quick Care MD and I like it a lot. I love taking care of patients, making their day better and working with a beautiful team too. My favorite part is getting to know the science behind certain things but also making people at ease and just learning a lot.”

Jordan Guy, Medical Assistant Graduate

Helped Me Build My Confidence in a New Career

“Excellent school, this school has helped me build my confidence in a new career. The MA program is a wonderful career. The teachers are amazing especially Ms.Danielle she is a patient, kind and loving towards all her students. She takes care of us, she is willing to go out her way to help her students. She will guide us towards success.”

Annett Jurado, Medical Assistant Graduate

Are We a Good Fit for You?

Whether you’ve been out of school for a while, have a full house and a job, we’re here to help you navigate your next move toward a rewarding career.  Our admissions advisors can help you:

  • Match your interests to a new career
  • Find flexible scheduling that fits real life
  • See how others like you made the leap into a new career
Take the Next Step!

Medical Assistant & Phlebotomy Certifications

As a graduate of an IntelliTec College Medical Assistant program you’ll be fully prepared to sit for the following industry certifications:

  • Registered Medical Assistant (AMT)
  • Phlebotomy Certification (AMT)
  • CPR (Full BLS certification which includes CPR, First Aid & AED)

These certifications show employers you have the skills they look for.

Convenient Day & Evening Schedules

Get the skills you need to get ahead without putting your entire life on hold. Choose from convenient Day or Evening classes. Balance things like work, family and other responsibilities while you train for a brighter future.

Classes meet Monday through Thursday. Day Time Schedule: 9am-2pm and Evening Schedule: 5pm-10pm

Additionally, some students schedule make-up labs on Fridays. Choose the schedule that works best for you

Personalized Support for a Rewarding Future

As an IntelliTec College student you’ll feel fully supported throughout your program and beyond. The Medical Assistant programs are tailored to fit the needs of busy adult learners. In addition to convenient day or evening schedules, you’ll have access to a variety of support services including:

  • Career Planning & Goal Setting
  • Skills for Success in College
  • Assistance to Balance Outside Responsibilities
  • Help to Complete High School Requirements (if needed)
  • And More!

These built-in support systems allow you to focus and get the skills you need to get ahead with less stress. The experienced team at IntelliTec College will partner with you to envision and pursue your personal, financial and professional goals.

This personalized partnership approach is how IntelliTec has helped thousands of students achieve rewarding careers.

Financial Aid Options Available

Our financial services team is here to make sure that you get access to all the resources that are potentially available to you, such as:

  • Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
  • Tuition Assistance
  • Payment plan options
  • Veteran Training Benefits

Every student’s situation is unique, and our dedicated financial services team will help you discover all of your financial aid options. Federal Financial Aid and Veteran benefits are available to those who qualify.

Learn about your funding options today.

Is Hands-On Medical Assisting Career Training Right for You?

To learn more about practical hands-on Medical Assistant career training and to explore whether the one of the Medical Assistant with Phlebotomy training programs from IntelliTec College is right for you, fill out the form on this page to receive more information.

A helpful IntelliTec Admissions Advisor will assist with everything from career questions to financial aid and help you discover the perfect career path for you.

For immediate questions, give us a call at:

Albuquerque: 505-508-5225
Colorado Springs: 719-632-7626
Grand Junction: 970-245-8101
Pueblo: 719-542-3181


IntelliTec College Locations

IntelliTec College has 4 accredited campus locations in Colorado Springs, CO, Grand Junction, CO, Pueblo, CO, and Albuquerque, NM. Each of our campuses provides a unique learning experience, helping you become a career-ready professional. Explore your career options today!

Albuquerque Campus

Colorado Springs Campus

Grand Junction Campus

Pueblo Campus