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The Role of Medical Assistants: Specializations, Certifications, and Tasks

WSMDA

General Medical Assistant Overview Medical assistants are responsible for a wide range of tasks that vary depending on the healthcare facility where they work. They also assist physicians during medical procedures and may provide patient education and support. They also provide patient education and support for new mothers.

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Medical Assisting vs. Nursing: Which Is Right for You?

Prism Career Institute

They work under the direction of physicians or registered nurses (RNs), performing the following tasks and more: Administering medications and vaccinations Taking vital signs Helping patients with personal care (eating, bathing, dressing, etc.)

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Clinical Medical Assistant Certification: A Step-by-Step Guide

New York Medical Career Training Center

CMAs play a vital role in healthcare environments, working alongside physicians to provide patient care and support various clinical operations. At the New York Medical Career Training Center, we offer a 450-hour CMA training course designed to equip you with crucial skills and knowledge for the healthcare field.

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Medical Assistants: Training with Northwest Suburban College

Northwest Suburban College

NWSC’s Medical Assistant program is designed to provide you with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in this rewarding career. When you join our Medical Assistant program, you will dive into a comprehensive curriculum that covers everything from medical terminology to patient care.

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Top 3 CCMA Certified Medical Assistant Exam Study Guides

MedCerts

The registered medical assistant exam ensures that candidates are well-prepared to support healthcare teams in providing quality patient care. It covers topics ranging from patient care and maintaining medical records to taking vital signs and assisting with clinical duties. It definitely helped me pass!!"

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What Will You Learn In LPN Classes?

Mildred Elley

Anatomy and physiology, pathophysiology, pharmacology, nutrition, early childhood development, medical terminology, clinical laboratory methods, infection control protocols, and other topics are usually covered in a practical nursing course. This varies per school, but you will always need a high school diploma or a GED to attend.

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What Will You Learn In LPN Classes?

Mildred Elley

Anatomy and physiology, pathophysiology, pharmacology, nutrition, early childhood development, medical terminology, clinical laboratory methods, infection control protocols, and other topics are usually covered in a practical nursing course. This varies per school, but you will always need a high school diploma or a GED to attend.