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What can you do with a medical office assistant diploma?
Medical Assistant Job in hospitals has the requirement of medical assistant certifiction. Medical assistant is providing basic services to the patients and doctors. The services of medical assistant also includes clerical and nursing services.
How do you spell doctor assistants?
A "doctor's assistant" or "physician assistant" is a medical professional who provides health care under the direction of a doctor. They are trained and licensed.
What does MD and PA stand for?
medical doctor, physician's assistant
What is a job description for an assistant in a doctor's office?
Medical administrator
Where can a medical assistant work after they finish school?
Doctor's office
What track I will take in senior if I will taking medical course?
You don't say if you want to be a doctor or a medical assistant. If a doctor you should be in AP courses and on a college track for admission to a college. If it is a medical assistant just pass your classes and graduate.
What track I will taking in my senior if I am taking medical course?
You don't say if you want to be a doctor or a medical assistant. If a doctor you should be in AP courses and on a college track for admission to a college. If it is a medical assistant just pass your classes and graduate.
Is there such thing as an oncologist assistant?
Its the same as a medical assistant with salaries around $29,000
Can a medical assistant tell a patient why he is getting blood work or should the doctor be the one to tell them?
the doctor
Is a DO a medical doctor or a physician's assistant?
D.O. = Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine The DO is a type of medical physician just like a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.), has the same full medical training, and is certified to handle medical issues and situations. When attending medical school, a DO medical student, in addition to the traditional medical curriculum learned by both DO and MD students (anatomy, biochemistry, histology, pathology, microbiology, etc.) also receive 300-500 hours of instruction in a form of manual therapy known as osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT). A Physician's Assistant is known as a "PA".
When do you address a Physician Assistant as 'Dr.'?
You do not and the assistant should correct you if you do and they do not hold a qualifying medical qualification. "Dr." can be used to designate a qualified physician (a medical doctor with a BSc in medicine) or a person with a PhD postgraduate degree (a Doctor of Philosophy).
what does physician assistant traiinng mean?
A PA or physician assistant has the same training as a medical doctor, but are not allowed to practice medicine on their own or prescribe drugs. The training involves four years of college plus hands on and internship.
