No problem of course! So my program was eligible through the Virginia Workforce Program which offers financial assistance for noncredit training that leads to industry credentials. I am not sure where you are located, but I’d recommend looking into any programs that may offer something similar, like your local community college.
I also believe that in some states, if you have worked as an uncertified medical assistant for at least one year, that qualifies you for the exam. And then most jobs reimburse you if you pass the exam.
Hello everyone, Thank you for sharing. MA in my experience has been mostly front desk claims processing and lots of time on phone with insurance reps, reception/ csr. The clinical I experienced was light clinical in just vitals, charting, EKGs, and phlebotomy drawing then setting up for lab to pick up. I was never responsible for injections/ vaccines. It’s a field where you have to be focus and don’t take anything personal. You will know when it’s time to move on and out of the facility. Good Luck
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I’m going into this career as a stepping stone. Thank you for the insight! Very helpful
Thank you so much I am glad this could help! Good luck!
Very good video very informative and useful great job! I started it shortly after you started it but had to save it because I got busy 😅😅😅
lol thank you! And no worries!
Great video very informative thank you 🙏🏽 ❤
No problem, thank you! ❤️
Great informative video 🔥
Glad you liked it!
thank you for this!! how did you do your program for free? most i see are around 3-4k
No problem of course! So my program was eligible through the Virginia Workforce Program which offers financial assistance for noncredit training that leads to industry credentials. I am not sure where you are located, but I’d recommend looking into any programs that may offer something similar, like your local community college.
I also believe that in some states, if you have worked as an uncertified medical assistant for at least one year, that qualifies you for the exam. And then most jobs reimburse you if you pass the exam.
Hello everyone,
Thank you for sharing.
MA in my experience has been mostly front desk claims processing and lots of time on phone with insurance reps, reception/ csr.
The clinical I experienced was light clinical in just vitals, charting, EKGs, and phlebotomy drawing then setting up for lab to pick up.
I was never responsible for injections/ vaccines.
It’s a field where you have to be focus and don’t take anything personal.
You will know when it’s time to move on and out of the facility.
Good Luck
Thank you for sharing Esther! It’s very interesting to know how many different roles we can play in this field.