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May/June 2026 Medical Assisting Today Courses
Bundle Overview
This bundle explores both patient-centered care and organizational effectiveness in health care settings. Learners will examine advances in infertility treatment, the emotional and social challenges associated with infertility, and the role of genetic counseling, while also developing strategies to foster accountability, address barriers to performance, and build a culture of responsibility in the workplace.

Medical Assisting Today now includes a 2.5 AAMA CEU article plus an extra 1 AAMA CEU article in each magazine! As a bonus for AAMA members, this extra CEU article is available at no additional cost.
Bundle Information

Bundle Description
Effective health care depends on professionals who take responsibility for their work while responding compassionately to patients’ individual needs. This bundle connects workplace accountability with the clinical and emotional complexities of infertility care. Medical assistants will explore clear expectations, constructive feedback, collaborative problem-solving, reproductive technologies, mental health support, and inclusive communication.

Together, the courses demonstrate how reliable teamwork and empathetic patient interactions can reduce errors, strengthen trust, improve care coordination, and create safer experiences for patients and staff.

Content Overview
Course 1: Investigating Infertility: Clue In to Scientific Advances in Infertility Treatments and Patients' Mental Health Needs (2.5 Gen/Clin CEUs)

In the United States, approximately 1 in 7 women ages 15–49 have trouble getting pregnant or sustaining a pregnancy. Discover various assisted reproductive technology options. Learn about how people facing infertility may seek social and emotional support. Understand the role of the genetic counseling team in helping individuals who are trying to become pregnant.

 

Course 2: Accountability in Action: Piece Together a Culture of Accountability (1 Gen/Admin CEU)

Accountability is a means of directing and correcting individual and organizational efforts and performance and encouraging socially responsible behaviors. Learn how to nurture a culture of accountability in the workplace. Discover roadblocks to accountability. Understand how to approach employees who resist accountability.

Key Takeaways
  • Describe how accountability strengthens teamwork, reliability, and patient safety.
  • Identify barriers to responsible workplace performance and fertility care.
  • Apply constructive feedback and collaborative problem-solving strategies.
  • Explain selected infertility evaluations and treatment options.
  • Recognize emotional concerns associated with infertility.
  • Apply inclusive, respectful communication with colleagues and patients.
Course Contributors
Mark Harris
Author, "Investigating Infertility: Clue In to Scientific Advances in Infertility Treatments and Patients' Mental Health Needs".

Pamela Schumacher, MS, Prosci, RYT
Author, "Accountability in Action: Piece Together a Culture of Accountability".
Intended Audience
This bundle is intended for medical assistants, CMA (AAMA) professionals, supervisors, practice managers, and allied health professionals. It is particularly relevant for learners who support team performance, participate in quality improvement, coordinate reproductive care, or communicate with patients experiencing sensitive and emotionally challenging treatment journeys.
Retake Information
Please note that retakes for this online course require repurchase.
Summary
Availability:
On-Demand
Cost:
Member: $20.00
Nonmember: $40.00
CEU Offered:
2.5 Gen/Clin CEUs
1 Gen/Adm CEU
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