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Medical Assistant Resume

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A good resume for a medical assistant can mean the difference between getting hired and having the opening go to someone else. So, how to get your resume polished and primed for that dream job you’ve always wanted? Medical-Assistants.org medical assistants.

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Certified Med Assistant

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Getting certified as a medical assistant is one of the best things you can do to appeal to potential employers. Certification means you have proven yourself against a nationwide standard; in short it provides a measuring stick for you and other potential hires to be compared with. In the absence of experience, a certification can make all the difference. Med Assistants medical assistants.

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Medical Office Assistants

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A medical office assistant can include a number of responsibilities. Generally, if the position is not referred to as a medical assistant, the office portion is emphasized. This means that while a medical office assistant should have at least a rudimentary background in human and health sciences, the emphasis is on more clerical activities. In no way does this minimize the importance of the medical office assistant in the health care providers' hierarchy. Med Assistants medical assistants.

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Medical Administrative Assistants

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A medical administrative assistant is essential to the smooth running of a medical office. These individuals typically possess outstanding clerical skills but go beyond that of a simple secretary. Medical administrative assistants not only possess a basic medical knowledge but can also bring a myriad of skills to the workplace including knowledge of medical billing, transcription, Medicare and Medicaid practices, experiences with insurance claims, and many other valuable tools.

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Med Assistant Schools

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Med Assistant Training

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Medical assistant training can encompass many subjects. Ideally, the program will be certified through either a state or federal agency. Check our links page for more information on these organizations and hyperlinks to their websites. Certification benefits both you and your employer by demonstrating an standardized accredited education path. This form of medical assistant training will help prove your competency and reassure the individual who is hiring you. Med Assistants medical assistants.

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Med Assistant Programs

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Medical assistant programs come in many forms, some lasting as short as six months while others go for two years. When considering a program, besides the obvious cost concerns, it is important to check on a few other issues as well. Ask if the medical assistant program is accredited, and by whom. Check out our links page for more information on this topic. Also consider the perspective of your potential employer. Alabama medical assistant programs. Alaska medical assistant programs. Massachusetts medical...

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Med Assistant Links

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Information about career opportunities and certification for medical assistants is available from:. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook. American Association of Medical Assistants. Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools. Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs. Med Assistants medical assistants.

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Med Assistant Careers

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If you are considering a career as a medical assistant then welcome, and we encourage you to look around the site. It is a great time to be in the field. Most medical assistants work in physician offices (about sixty percent) and about ten percent work in hospitals. The other largest employers of medical assistants are nursing homes, residential care facilities, and outpatient care centers. Med Assistants medical assistants.