Earn & Learn · Healthcare

Seattle Children's Medical Assistant Apprenticeship

Sponsored by Seattle Children's · Medical Assistant

Registered program Two to four cohorts per year; no live requisition verified
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This route explains how verified access begins; it does not guarantee selection, placement, employment, certification, or licensure.

What families should know

A Washington medical assistant apprenticeship combining paid full-time work and unpaid online coursework; no live cohort requisition was verified.

What we could verify

Registration confirms a program relationship. It does not, by itself, confirm that an employer is currently accepting apprentices.

Service area
Seattle Children's employer locations in the Seattle area.
Listed location
Seattle, WA This may be a sponsor, training, or service region, not a work site.
Delivery mode
hybrid
Who the verified information describes
Candidates who can apply through Seattle Children's career center when a cohort position is posted.
Eligibility
  • Review the official program requirements before a cohort is posted.
  • Be able to complete online coursework and skills labs outside paid work hours.
Compensation
The page identifies 2,000 hours of paid full-time work; its estimated 434 hours of online coursework outside work hours are unpaid.
Duration
Approximately one year, including 2,000 work hours and 434 hours of online coursework.
Credential
Preparation for the national certification exam; state licensure is described as a separate post-completion step, not a guaranteed result.

What happens next

Watch Seattle Children's career center for a medical assistant apprenticeship posting; the official program says cohort positions are posted there when opened.

A current direct application was not verified. View the official program profile

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Where these details came from

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