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LUGPA Launches UroMA Training Course for Medical Assistants

     
        

LUGPA’s newly-launched UroMA course is intended for medical assistants and provides information about the role of a medical assistant working in a urology practice. 

UroMA  is currently for LUGPA members only (medical assistants at LUGPA member practices). Learn more about LUGPA membership here.  

The UroMA: LUGPA’s Essential Urology Training for Medical Assistants online course covers important topics related to medical assisting in a urology practice. This program is an interactive online learning experience broken down into seven modules.  Participants may complete each module at their own pace.  Before during and after the course, the learner will complete assessments, so they can continually check their progress.  Participants may also go back and review any part of the course at any time, and retake post-course assessments. At the end of the course participants will obtain a certificate of completion after passing the post-course assessment. 

     
       

Learning Outcomes

Completing the UroMA: LUGPA’s Essential Urology Training for Medical Assistants is a great way to expand a Medical Assistant's role in the urology practice.  By the end of the course, learners will be able to:

  • Demonstrate professionalism and perform administrative office procedures in a urology practice.
  • Recognize and use medical terminology for the body systems, diagnostic and therapeutic processes, including drugs associated with urology.
  • Understand clinical responsibilities, including preparing patients for examination and assisting the urologist with procedures, and collection and processing specimens.

 

AAMA Continuing Education (CE) Credit: 

This program has been granted prior approval by the American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA) for 5 Administrative/Clinical/General continuing education unit(s). Granting approval in no way constitutes endorsement by the AAMA of the program content or the program provider. To obtain CE units, you will need to provide your AAMA member number at registration, or the last four digits of your social security number. 

 

Disclaimer:

The course is intended to provide awareness and knowledge of the role of a medical assistant in a urology practice and an overview of processes of the urology practice.  Since there is variation among urology practices, participants should consult with their supervisor or manager about specific administrative and clinical processes that are used at their practice.  This course is not a certificate program or accredited as an educational degree or continuing education program. 

Registration:  Please allow 3-5 business days for registration to be processed. 

Medical Assistants can register themselves or they can be registered by a supervisor.

Supervisors and Administrators: For more information about registering your staff for the UroMA Program and/or signing up as an administrator or supervisor, click here for the supervisor info page. 

Medical Assistants: If you are a medical assistant who wants to sign up, click here for the registrant info page.

UroMA  is currently for LUGPA members only (medical assistants at LUGPA member practices). Learn more about LUGPA membership here.  

If you have questions, contact Sommer Thornton at [email protected]