Five websites on Medical Administrative Assistant

1) Bringsen, A., Ejlertsson, G., & Anderson, I.H. (2011). Flow situations during everyday Practice in a medical hospital ward. Results from study based on experience sampling Method. BMC Nursing, 103. doi: 10.1186/1472-6955-10-3

2) Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, (2014, January 8), Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Retrieved from http:// bls.gov/ooh/office-and-administrative-support/secretaries-and-administrative-assistants.htm

3) Chou, L., Li, C., & Hu, S.C. (2014). Job stress and burnout in hospital employees:Comparisons of different medical professions in a regional hospital in Taiwan. BMJOpen, 4(2), e004185. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2013-004185

4) Eastwood, G.L. (2011). The practice of administrative medicine. Annals Of Internal Medicine, 154(10), 703-704. doi: 10.7326/0003-4879-154-10-201105170-00015

5)  Elder, N.C., Jacbson, C. J., Bolon, S. K., Fixler, J., Pallerla, H., Busick, C., & …Pugnale, M. (2014). Patterns of Relating Between Physicians and Medical Assistants in Small Family Medicine Offices. Annals Of Family Medicine, 12(2), 150-157doi:10.1370/afm.1581

   Here is five different websites that you can use in your everyday life in the medical field. also there is very good information if your trying to become a medical administrative assistant it tells you the every day life of one and the things that you have to do.  Theses websites also tells you the back round as a medical admin. that it is not as easy as some people think it. so go ahead check one of them out might be some information up there that you have been looking for. 

My College Experience ( Bryant & Stratton College )

            My experience in college is like no other.  I started going to Bryan and Stratton in 2010-2011 but, had a lot going on in my life at the time that I was not focused. So i decided to take a break (a very long break) tell I got myself together to be able to focus on school and homework more and give time to it. I came back when I felt that I was able to dedicate myself and my time to it and now I’m able to do that. I'm going to school to become a medical administrative assistant. The first go round it was for Criminal Justice but, again I didn't really know what I wanted to do. Know I got it together and way more focused and organized that I was able to come back and do the work and homework with no issues or extra stress in my life. I mean we all have stress but it’s nothing that we can’t overcome. I have goals and my long term goal is to finish school all the way. Not just for me but for my kids also to better myself and be able to provide for me and my family.

Medical Administrative Assistant

I'm going to college right now to become a medical administrative assistant. I picked that career path for many reasons.

 1) I have always wanted to work inside of a hospital I love working with people and helping people.  

2) There will always be job in this filed if you really want one not just in the hospitals but in just about any setting that deals with medicine.

 3) I love writing, typing and just doing paperwork so the administrative part is just for me

4)  Medical administrative assistant is the important part of the medical field. we handle all the paperwork for the office make sure everything is running and running like it needs to be.

I decided to pick this career path because it has a lot to do with helping people even though I’m not with patients one on one all the time getting there charts right and there paper work right I’m still helping them in a big way. On the bases of if i write something down wrong that’s what the doctor is going to go off. Writing is a passion of mines so writing down or even typing information is something I love I picked a career in the medical field because it’s something I love plus it’s always jobs around that field