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If you’re researching a career in healthcare, you might be considering whether to become a medical assistant or whether you should train to be a phlebotomist Medical assistants and phlebotomists both work in medical offices and healthcare facilities, but there are differences between the two
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[1] Note: The data provided above are from a source unaffiliated with Campus, formerly known as MTI College, are for informational purposes only and represent the employment field as a whole They are not solely specific to Campus graduates and, by providing the above information, Campus makes no representation, direct or implied, or opinion regarding employability
- How Much Do Medical Assitants Earn in Sacramento? - campus. edu
Have you been thinking about starting a new career in the medical industry? One career that is heavily in demand is medical assistant The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that jobs for medical assistants will grow by a whopping 15% between 2023 and 2033 [1] If you’re doing research on whether to pursue medical assisting as a career in Northern California, here’s the information you
- How to Get Hired as a Medical Assistant | Campus. edu
Medical assistants play a crucial role in clinics, medical offices, and hospitals, providing much needed support to medical staff If you’ve passed certification and finished your training, or are close to doing so, it’s time to start thinking about getting a job as a medical assistant
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About Campus Campus is on a mission to accelerate the talent of tomorrow and reimagine what college can (and should) be Campus is a new way to go to college, built for students looking for a lower-cost, faster launchpad into a career – or a four-year degree
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A hair colorist is a licensed cosmetologist who has extensively studied and practiced the art of coloring, bleaching, tinting, and toning hair
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