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When you think of a Medical Assistant (MA), you might picture someone working in a doctor’s office, but the career opportunities go far beyond that! Certified Clinical Medical Assistants (CCMAs) are in high demand and can be found in a wide variety of healthcare settings. From bustling hospitals and urgent care centers to specialized clinics and even government or research facilities, MAs have the flexibility to explore many different career pathways. In this post, we’ll take

Continuing Education Credits and Navigating the NHA Website by Marielle Friedman and Abigail Grisham Continuing Education, or CE, is a vital part of the Medical Assisting journey to not only pursue further education, but to maintain your certification as a CCMA. Through the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) website, you can purchase, complete, and upload CE credits that will apply towards your eligibility to renew your certification. Renewal of your CCMA certification m

Certified Clinical Medical Assistants (CCMAs) are tasked with several clinical and administrative duties. It can be tedious to manage the stress that comes with balancing daily tasks, emergent situations, and unexpected patient interactions. How can Medical Assistants (MAs) manage the administrative side while continuing to perform all clinical duties? How can they utilize the daily schedule? And, what are some useful tools to organize the day and avoid burnout? We explore so

As a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant, and working in the Healthcare world in general, you will deal with a diverse population of patients, and a broad variety of concerns. Helping patients who are going through the stages of grief, de-escalating tense situations, and knowing when to ask for help, are just some examples of the situations that involve addressing our patients' concerns.  How can Medical Assistants handle when a patient is hesitant to share sensitive informa