Medical Assistant job description
91 verified openings in Medical Assistant
Medical assistants cover both halves of a practice, and BLS says most focus on one of them. The administrative half books appointments, enters patient information, completes insurance forms, codes, chases billing, and reorders supplies. The clinical half interviews patients, records history, measures vital signs, assists during examinations, gives injections or medication as directed and as state law permits, and prepares specimens for the laboratory. What an assistant may legally do varies state by state. The usual credential is a postsecondary certificate or associate's degree taking one or two years, though some people enter with a diploma and learn on the job. Pay stood at $45,690 for May 2025, $21.97 an hour.
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What is showing above is whatever medical assistant work employers have running here, refreshed as ads arrive rather than kept on file, and BLS expects about 109,700 of these jobs to open every year to 2035, growth of 13 percent, much faster than most occupations. That is the market an employer writes into. Say which half of the job this role is, whether the practice wants CMA, RMA, or CCMA behind the name or will take an uncertified applicant, the schedule, and the scope your state allows. Candidates check the credential line first.