12 Benefits of Becoming a Medical Assistant


Medical assistants (MAs) are some of the hardest-working healthcare professionals flying under the radar of most people. They have both clinical and administrative duties, which means one minute they might be scheduling appointments and answering phones, and the next, they’re rushing to take a patient’s vital signs.

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