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Certified medical assistants are an integral part of a healthcare team. Prepare for a fulfilling career helping people at MWCC. Earn certification from the American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA), the highest standard of education in medical assisting.

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In North Central Mass., medical assistants earn as much as $49,540 per year*. Your Medical Assisting degree will prepare you to perform both clinical and administrative tasks, from scheduling and billing in the office to assessing vital signs and administering immunizations.

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When you enroll in the MWCC Medical Assisting program, you will be setting yourself on a path to a rewarding career helping people while working in the heart of the healthcare office.

Mount Wachusett Community College’s Medical Assisting certificate and associate degrees program prepare students for a fast-paced, rewarding career in the medical industry. Our students become an integral part of a healthcare team trained to work in outpatient settings while supporting the internal operations of the office.

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Career Options for Medical Assistants

MWCC is the right place to pursue a medical assistant certificate or associate degree. We provide quality education at an affordable price. Our professors care about each student and offer them extra help and guidance when they need it. Our small class sizes encourage students to ask questions and make getting assistance more accessible. Each student enjoys free career planning and personalized academic planning.

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What is the medical assistants role during the eye irrigation quizlet?

When irrigating the eye, direct the flow of the solution from the inner canthus (beside the nose) to the outer canthus (towards the ear) so that the solution from one eye does not run into the other.

What is the best way to decide whether patients need special assistance in disrobing?

What is the best way to decide whether patients need special assistance is disrobing? Ask all patients if you can be of assistance. The medical assistant should follow all the following practices regarding patient arrivals except: Having them wait in the examination room instead of the waiting room.

How should a medical assistant communicate with an elderly patient?

Medical assistants must provide clear and concise information to these patients in a way they can understand. If you tend to speak quickly, you should try to slow down and speak clearly with your elderly patients, especially if you have an accent that is different from what your patients are used to hearing.

Which of the following is a necessary step when instilling eye medication?

1. Check the physician's order to verify correct medication, correct eye and patient. Always confirm your patient's identity prior to giving any eye medication by verifying name and date of birth.

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