UROMA Supervisors and Administrators information page 

The UroMA (“Yur-O-M-A”) training program is an interactive online learning experience broken down into seven learning modules.

The program material covers important topics related to medical assisting in a urology practice. At the end of the course participants will obtain a certificate of completion after passing the final exam in module eight.

The UroMA Program is an immersive online training environment that follows a fictitious character, Amanda as she is training to become an Medical Assistant at a fictitious urology practice, the ACME Urology Center, under the supervision of Diedre, her mentor, and physician Dr. Bishop. The course is designed not to be specific to any one practice but to speak to general best practices.

To register a medical assistant into the UROMA program, simply click here and enter the names and e-mail addresses of the individuals you would like to take the course.  The supervisor will also be registered for the course and will receive a confirmation email and username.

If you have questions, or if you'd like to register multiple people for the program, contact Sommer Thornton at [email protected]

View the Program Guide for Supervisors.  

Additional Information about the program

Program Fee: This training program is FREE to all members of LUGPA group practices.

Registration:
Please allow 3-5 business days for registration to be processed. Please provide the MAs name, email address, practice name (as it is on the LUGPA member profile), and a supervisor’s name, email, and title. Supervisors will be registered with their MAs, so there is no need to register the supervisor separately. Please do not register multiple times. Contact Sommer Thornton if a confirmation isn’t received in 5 business days, or information needs to be updated.

Duration of entire program: approximately 6 hours.

Role of Supervisor

Medical Assistants are expected to complete the UroMA Program with their supervisor monitoring their progress closely. The supervisory role consists of but is not limited to:

  • Requesting progress reports.
  • Reviewing quizzes and exam questions with your Medical Assistant.
  • Explaining procedures that may be different at your practice or vary from what is noted in the learning materials.
  • Providing hands-on experience.
  • Providing information on your state’s scope of practice for Medical Assistants

 

Module Topics

Module 1: Introduction

Module 2: The Urology Office

Module 3: Medical Terminology

              Lesson 1: Anatomy, Abnormal Conditions, and Testing

              Lesson 2: Procedures, Treatments, and Symptoms

Module 4: Medical Assisting Basics

              Lesson 1: Making Preparations

              Lesson 2: Welcoming the Patient to the Clinic 

              Lesson 3: Telehealth

Module 5: Urology Clinical Skills

              Lesson 1: Urine Diagnostic Procedures and Testing

              Lesson 2: Urine Collection Using Catheters

              Lesson 3: Cystoscopy Procedure and Instrument Care

              Lesson 4: Outpatient Procedures

              Lesson 5: Injections and Bladder Instillations

Module 6: Urology Drugs, Rx, Labs, and Specimen Labeling

Module 7: Patient Education

              Lesson 1: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

              Lesson 2: Preparing the Patient for Procedures and Self-care

Module 8: Final Exam

Module Videos

Here are videos from the introduction of each module:

Module 1: Introduction

Module 2: The Urology Office

Module 3: Medical Terminology

Module 4: Medical Assisting Basics

Module 5: Urology Clinical Skills

Module 6: Urology Drugs, Rx, Labs, and Specimen Labeling

Module 7: Patient Education

 

If you would like to register for the program but you do not currently want to register any Medical Assistants, please follow the same registration link, and state in the additional information area that you are an administrator or supervisor who would like to take the course and/or note your plan to register medical assistants at a later date.