Home / News / College’s Medical Assisting Program October 7, 2013 College’s Medical Assisting Program By B&SC News Team RICHMOND, Va., Oct. 7, 2013 – The Medical Assisting Associate Degree program at Bryant & Stratton College’s Richmond Campus has been accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs, the nation’s largest accreditor in the health sciences field. The accreditation, which occurs every ten years, followed extensive peer review and site visits of the College’s medical assisting program. Bryant & Stratton College’s Dean of Instruction Darlene Lachut cited Bonita Grant, Program Director for Allied Health, for her leadership during the review process and the “faculty and staff that work hard on a daily basis to ensure compliance.” “As the field of medical assisting continues its rapid growth,” College Campus Director Joette Lehberger said, “this honor confirms our confidence in offering our students and the health care community a top-notch program led and taught by a staff of dedicated hard-working professionals.” The Medical Assisting programs offered at Buffalo, Cleveland Downtown, Eastlake, Greece, Hampton, Henrietta, Milwaukee, Parma, Richmond, Southtowns (Orchard Park, NY), Syracuse, Syracuse North (Liverpool, NY) ,Virginia Beach and Wauwatosa are accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (www.caahep.org),on recommendation of the Medical Assisting Education Review Board (MAERB). Related News Bryant & Stratton College Nursing Student Helps Save Man's Life After Motorcycle Crash Andrea Elia, a nursing student at Bryant & Stratton College – Syracuse, NY campus, helped save a man’s life by performing CPR on him after a motorcycle accident on Oct. 17, 2025, in Clay. Read More: Bryant & Stratton College Nursing Student Helps Save Man's Life After Motorcycle Crash Bryant & Stratton College grows online enrollment by nearly 300% over a decade - Buffalo Business First Bryant & Stratton College celebrates major enrollment success, with its online undergraduate program growing nearly 300% over the last decade. Read More: Bryant & Stratton College grows online enrollment by nearly 300% over a decade - Buffalo Business First Bryant & Stratton College Buffalo Campus Celebrates Medical Assistants Week Daidre Scaria, Professor at Bryant & Stratton College – Buffalo, NY Campus, joined Daytime Buffalo 4 to celebrate National Medical Assistants Week. Read More: Bryant & Stratton College Buffalo Campus Celebrates Medical Assistants Week
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