CASAC Completion Pathway III
- Starts
- Nov 6, 2026
- Where
- Mix of online and in person
- Cost
- $1,050, estimated
Corning Community College · Corning · Healthcare, Health & Wellness

Advance in your healthcare career with this Health Administration Microcredential! Designed for current medical office professionals who have a minimum of two years of work experience, this microcredential is designed to prepare you for practice management roles in single or small group physician practices. You will learn healthcare system operations and structures and understand the core principles of practice management. You will study public and community health, its challenges and opportunities. You will finetune your administrative skills focusing on the role of business in healthcare, ways to improve patient outcomes and systemic challenges of practice administration. You then have an opportunity to customize this microcredential taking coursework in global health or healthy aging, depending on your area of interest. Successful completion of this microcredential prepares you to sit for the Certified Medical Manager national certification, issued by the Professional Association of Health Care Office Management (PAHCOM). You will be prepared to immediately apply for office management positions as well as to continue your studies.
Taught by Syd Gerkens, Eada Moreton and Timmy Bulter.
Health Administration Microcredential
Digital badge from Corning Community College when you finish
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WIOA Individual Training Account
Federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act funding, through your local career center.
Who qualifies: Adults and dislocated workers approved by a New York career center.
Healthcare support jobs in New York are projected to grow faster than average through 2032.
From Corning Community College. Finishing a course doesn't guarantee a job.
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Corning Community College
Dr. Debbie Beall, Associate Dean of Instruction, Division of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Professional Studies