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    180 items. 180 minutes. The same structure as the real CCMA®

    A full-length CCMA® simulator built to the National Healthcareer Association's (NHA®) current published test plan — one continuous form of 150 scored items and 30 unscored pretest items, presented exactly like the scored ones.

    Weighted to the real blueprint: 84 Clinical Patient Care items, 12 phlebotomy, 6 EKG — the exact counts NHA publishes. Every item is written to that test plan, then independently solved by our AI before it enters the bank.

    No account, no card, no email address. The free run is the complete 180-item form, not a sample of one.

    Scored items per domain
    Foundational Knowledge & Basic Science15
    Anatomy & Physiology8
    Clinical Patient Care84
    Patient Care Coordination & Education12
    Administrative Assisting12
    Communication & Customer Service12
    Medical Law & Ethics7
    Total scored150
    Unscored pretest30

    How it works

    1. 01

      Take the full-length run under the clock

      180 items in 180 minutes: 150 scored and 30 unscored pretest items, presented indistinguishably, exactly as NHA® does it.

    2. 02

      Read the worked answer on every item you missed

      Each item carries a full explanation, and anything with a calculation carries its working line by line.

    3. 03

      Work your weakest domain against its blueprint target

      Your result is broken out against NHA's published counts — 84 Clinical Patient Care, 15 Foundational, 12 Administrative and the rest — so you know where the time goes.

    How we keep this accurate

    Item sourceOriginal items, written to NHA®'s current published CCMA® test plan
    VerificationEvery item is independently solved by our AI before it enters the bank
    BlueprintThe 2022 job analysis test plan, used by the CCMA 3.0 exam launched 10 January 2024
    Form buildExact per-domain scored counts on every form: 15 / 8 / 84 / 12 / 12 / 12 / 7
    ReportingRaw percent and per-domain counts. No scaled score is predicted.

    Most CCMA practice sites are still using NHA's 2016 blueprint. We use the current one.

    What's included

    180-minute full-length run

    One continuous timed run, with free navigation until time expires

    Per-domain diagnostics

    Your result broken down against NHA®'s seven published domains, as raw counts

    Per-subdomain diagnostics

    The 3A–3F split inside Clinical Patient Care — intake, general care, infection control, lab, phlebotomy, EKG

    Practice modules

    Clinical Patient Care42 items
    EKG & Phlebotomy18 items
    Safety & Compliance31 items
    Administrative & Communication36 items
    Foundations23 items

    The real CCMA® reports a scaled score from 200–500, with 390 passing. This simulator reports your raw percentage — your real CCMA score is scaled and will differ.

    Testing soon?

    The free full-length run takes 180 minutes and tells you exactly where you stand — before you pay NHA® anything.

    1. Day 1Baseline full-length run
    2. Days 2–3Drill your weakest modules
    3. Day beforeSecond timed run
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    Simple, One-Time Pricing

    No subscriptions. Pay once for CCMA practice access.

    Free

    $0forever
    • One full-length run — 180 items, 3 hours
    • Per-domain result
    • Practice modules
    • Unlimited full-length runs
    • Per-subdomain diagnostics

    Starter

    $49one-time
    • Unlimited full-length runs
    • Two practice modules of your choice, from the five
    • Per-domain diagnostics against NHA's published counts
    • Worked answers on every item
    • Lifetime access — pay once, yours forever
    • The other three practice modules
    • Per-subdomain (3A–3F) diagnostics

    Full Access

    $89one-time
    • 180-minute full-length run (180 items — 150 scored plus 30 unscored pretest items)
    • All five practice modules and the complete item bank
    • Free navigation — review and change answers until time expires
    • Worked answers on every item, including full working on calculations
    • Per-domain AND per-subdomain (3A–3F) diagnostics
    • Score breakdown dashboard + performance tracking
    • Lifetime access + free updates forever
    14-day money-back guarantee — no questions asked

    Content last revised: September 2026

    Questions

    What the exam actually looks like, and what this simulator does.

    The Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA®) exam is administered by the National Healthcareer Association (NHA®). It is a 180-item multiple-choice exam with a 3-hour testing time.

    One continuous 180-item form: 150 scored items plus 30 unscored pretest items that are not identified to you. Our full-length run mirrors that exactly.

    Foundational Knowledge and Basic Science 15, Anatomy and Physiology 8, Clinical Patient Care 84, Patient Care Coordination and Education 12, Administrative Assisting 12, Communication and Customer Service 12, Medical Law and Ethics 7 — 150 scored items in total.

    The CCMA reports a scaled score from 200 to 500, with 390 passing. NHA publishes no raw-to-scaled conversion, so this simulator reports your raw percentage and per-domain counts instead of predicting a scaled score.

    NHA-reported 2024 CCMA pass rate: 81.38% across 78,681 examinations administered.

    Lead placement, artifacts and waveform components — what NHA tests. The CCMA does not ask you to interpret rhythms, so we do not build rhythm-reading content.

    $165 per attempt. You get three attempts, at least 30 days apart, and must wait one year after a third failure. Certification is renewed every two years with 10 CE credits.

    Every item here is original, written to NHA's published test plan and then independently solved by our AI before it ships. We do not have access to live exam content and do not claim to reproduce it.

    Lifetime access. Once you purchase you can practice as many times as you want, and you receive future question-bank updates at no extra cost.

    Yes. We offer a 14-day money-back guarantee — 14 days from purchase, no proof required. The full mechanics are on the pricing page.