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Turn your desire to work in healthcare into a generously-paid reality as a clinical medical assistant. As a broadly-trained and highly skilled member of the healthcare field, clinical medical assistants complete administrative work, basic clinical procedures, and assistance with examinations and lab work. These professionals have the opportunity to work directly with patients and support healthcare providers by completing responsibilities such as answering telephones, scheduling appointments, performing bookkeeping-related functions, obtaining medical health information, recording health histories and vital signs, and, in some cases, drawing blood.
Quick Facts: Clinical Medical Assistants and Orderlies.
The clinical medical assistant role is a rapidly-growing, entry-level position in the medical field. With minimal entry requirements and diverse responsibilities, this job is ideal for entering the medical field and familiarizing oneself with the many tasks that occur within a medical office.
Clinical medical assistants work in hospitals, doctor's offices, outpatient clinics, chiropractic offices, and other healthcare settings.
In 2021, the median wage for clinical medical assistant was the following: $37,190 per year $17.88 per hour
Jobs similar to that of clinical medical assistant include licensed nurse, nursing assistants and orderlies, pharmacy technicians, and occupational therapist technicians and aides.
Bureau of Labor Statistics: https://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/medical-assistants.htm#tab-1
ONET Job Overview: https://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/31-9092.00
Are you looking for viable career options after finishing high school? Are you currently in a job and looking for change? Regardless of your circumstances, our affordable courses equip you for successful careers in medical facilities and labs across the nation. Conveniently located in the Rio Grande Valley in South Texas, we also have virtual course options available to help you learn on your schedule.
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