QC
November 8, 2025 | Quebec
Hands-on Training That Leads to Meaningful Employment in the Healthcare Field
In today’s healthcare sector, organization and precision are crucial for delivering high-quality care. Every day, medical office specialists coordinate patient records, manage communication among healthcare teams, and ensure clinics operate efficiently.
CDI College offers the authorized and in-demand Specialist in Applied Office Technology – Medical/Legal Administration Option (LCE.3V) program for those who want to excel in this field.
Training Designed for the Healthcare Environment
This Attestation of College Studies (ACS) program helps students acquire both technical and interpersonal skills specifically tailored to the healthcare industry. It combines mastery of office software with the standards and expectations of the medical field, preparing graduates to support clinical teams with efficiency and professionalism.
The curriculum includes:
- the study of medical terminology;
- the preparation and management of confidential medical documents;
- customer service in a healthcare setting, focused on communication, listening, and empathy;
- ethics, confidentiality, and professional conduct;
- the advanced use of office software such as Word™, Excel™, Access™, and PowerPoint™.
A Stepping Stone to a Career in Demand
Graduates of this program are in demand across medical clinics, doctors’ offices, hospitals, and public or private healthcare organizations.
Their role includes managing medical records, scheduling appointments, preparing reports, handling billing, and maintaining records related to medical procedures and treatments.
Their versatility, customer service skills, and attention to detail are highly valued throughout the healthcare system.
Practical and Up-to-Date Skills
The program emphasizes a hands-on approach that mirrors real-world healthcare environments. Students gain experience using Microsoft Office™, creating patient databases, preparing medical reports, and communicating professionally in digital settings.
Particular attention is given to professionalism, empathy in communication, and time management — all essential for supporting healthcare professionals and patients effectively.
An End-of-Studies Project with Real-World Experience
Offered over a total of 1,080 hours, the program includes a 240-hour final project that may take the form of an internship in a professional environment. This experience allows students to apply what they’ve learned, gain practical insight, and build valuable connections within the healthcare field.
Many graduates secure their first position thanks to this immersive opportunity.
A Rewarding and Essential Career
Working in medical office administration means contributing directly to patient care by supporting the professionals who provide it.
Through this ACS training program valued by employers in the medical sector, CDI College helps graduates launch stable, rewarding, and meaningful careers that play a vital role in the healthcare system.
FAQ
1. How long is the program?
The program consists of 1,080 hours, including a 240-hour final project that may take the form of an internship, combining classroom learning with real-world healthcare experience.
2. What kinds of jobs can graduates pursue?
Graduates can work in medical clinics, doctors’ offices, hospitals, and public or private healthcare organizations, performing tasks related to administration, medical documentation, and billing.
3. What qualities help students succeed in medical office administration?
Having strong customer service skills, showing discretion and attention to detail, and demonstrating rigour and organizational ability are key to supporting medical staff and patients effectively.
