12 medical assisting training providers in San Antonio, TX, from state licensing records and federal education data — every school listed free, ranked by data, never by payment.
Texas doesn't require a state license for medical assistants, but employers strongly prefer national certification (CCMA, RMA, or CMA). Ask schools which exam they prepare you for and whether the exam fee is included.
Ask every school the same five questions and compare answers in writing: total cost including fees and tools; program length in weeks and clock hours; schedule options; completion rate and where that number comes from; and what happens in the first week after you request information. A school that answers fast and in writing usually runs its training the same way.
Data sources: Texas Workforce Commission career school licensing records; U.S. Dept. of Education IPEDS (2024). Last verified July 2026. How we compile and order this list →