The ABCs of Medical Assisting
– Updated June 13, 2022 – The ABCs of Medical Assisting Are you looking for a way to get your foot in the door in the medical industry? Medical Assistant Training at Milwaukee Career College is a great place to start. As an entry-level Medical Assistant, you will work closely with patients and doctors. It is a career that is very rewarding and offers job security. If this type of work sounds interesting to you, here’s a brief guide to the ABCs of a career in medical assisting! A Day in the Life Medical Assistants could be considered the backbone
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Congratulations to Lauren Ponga of the Veterinary Technician program. She is the recipient of the September 2019 Melinda Wilkes Scholarship Award! The scholarship is based on demonstrated scholastic achievement and potential for success in the students chosen field of work.
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