Medical Assisting Associate’s Degree
A Medical Assistant is vital in the day-to-day work of most health care facilities such as doctors' offices, immediate care facilities, nursing homes, clinics, and hospitals. Certified medical assistants perform both hands-on patient care, such as taking blood pressure and drawing blood, as well as handling administrative and clerical duties, including taking a patient's medical history and scheduling appointments.
A Medical Assistant is vital in the day-to-day work of most health care facilities such as doctors' offices, immediate care facilities, nursing homes, clinics, and hospitals. Certified medical assistants perform both hands-on patient care, such as taking blood pressure and drawing blood, as well as handling administrative and clerical duties, including taking a patient's medical history and scheduling appointments.
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Small classes and flexible scheduling help working adults balance education with life and work commitments.
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