To whoever is reading this : May God bless you ! You’re gunna do great for ur school year ! Put God first and everything will fall into place ! John 3:16 says , “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life!!!!. “
Amen 🙏 God is good and if it wasn’t for our higher power, I wouldn’t be where I am and living this beautiful life I am and on the journey to more and more beautiful things and ways just more and more until the end ❤
Peyton this is so helpful!!! I’ve been binge watching all of your videos over the last few weeks & loved this one. I’m hoping to find an MA job soon to get PCE hours for my future PA application. It’s been so fun watching your journey!
Just subscribed! I love your content! I’m currently a CNA. I’m taking a break because it is just too much. Really considering MA until I finish my basics to get into nursing school! MA seems more chilled and not as draining. Thank you for sharing! ❤️❤️❤️
Hi Peyton, I am currently looking into changing careers. I came across your video about being a medical assistant and it has got me really intrigued. Before I go forward with pursuing this career I was wondering if you could tell me what the pay is like and what I would be expecting my schedule to look like? Thank you in advance.
Hi love, if your still intrestd, there is soo much more to being an MA than most people think. There is an amazing, info pack ebook that im halfway through that is more useful than anything Ive found online. I'll post the link to the book if you'd like, let me know, and good luck!
girl, totally swear by minimalism with the same Tula & i am obsessed with it and i have the same embroidered journal from Anthropologie! I haven’t even finished your video yet! 🥰
Hi I am also a MA but for a pediatric clinic. Truly enjoy this job but how did you manage school while working? I'm currently an undergrad, getting my bachelors degree in biology.
Do you need specific certificates to specialize in a certain area or can you work anywhere? I was a CNA and loved/hated it. It’s too physically demanding for the low pay. But I love and care for people so much! That was the only pro for me lol
haha yes working as a CNA was tough. i didn’t need any certification for my OBGYN medical assistant job- i think it just depends on each practice and what they require!
It also depends of your state, some require you to be certified and some don't. Also all offices are different some require a CMA not a CCMA or RMA and some are ok with no certification as long as you have experience. You will probably get more money if you are a CMA who went through a accredited program certification will also open up a lot of doors for you and help you get a job.
Thats awsome good luck and if you like more info on the profession, what to do after school, job tips and more there is a book that was a awsome resource to me im halfway through it and have learned so much! Good luck let me know and ill send you the link@@juliakern9226
I’m currently working as a sterile processing tech and trying to figure what path I wanna to take (healthcare or it) thanks for the video!! Keep up the great work! And OMG I need that balm for my eyes! 😂
Can I ask if you were trained for the position or if you had schooling ? I'm currently enrolled in ccma but may want to take courses in sterile process tech also but can't seem to find a school near me that offers the program. Also, is the pay decent?
Different offices have different criteria. For instance, I work as a MA for a major hospital in my city and being certified is not required. The hospital does put new onboarding MA’s through a 10 week in hospital training.
OMG! I totally love and am obsessed with your videos, I will be going into a CCMA program at my community college this coming fall! Getting insight from what you do is helpful, got any advice for future MAs? Also, for an OBGYN Medical Assistant can work be difficult at times?
May i ask you some questions for and informational interview of your current employeement as an MA? I'm currently enrolled in school and I just want to ask a few questions about your work field.
Thats awsome good luck and if you like more info on the profession, what to do after school, job tips and more there is a book that was a awsome resource to me im halfway through it and have learned so much! Good luck let me know and ill send you the link
I’m in a MA program , there’s no hands on though it’s all online due to Covid still. Will I be able to get a job with that even though I didn’t get to do any hands on
i definitely think you will! they would have to understand that covid and its restrictions are out of your control, & you’ll still have all that knowledge that will help you in real life☺️
i got lucky and knew a friend who worked at this office!! i would just call around to offices you’re interested in and ask if they are hiring.. hopefully one of them works out for you💜
that’s a good question! i think it totally depends on the practice. i know my office was looking for at least 1 year of commitment, but that’s not always the case. i think it’s still worth trying though! and maybe being open to work over the holiday breaks would help☺️
To whoever is reading this : May God bless you ! You’re gunna do great for ur school year ! Put God first and everything will fall into place ! John 3:16 says , “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life!!!!. “
Amen
thank you !
Amen thank you so much !
Amén, thank you. God bless you as well!❤
Amen 🙏 God is good and if it wasn’t for our higher power, I wouldn’t be where I am and living this beautiful life I am and on the journey to more and more beautiful things and ways just more and more until the end ❤
Peyton this is so helpful!!! I’ve been binge watching all of your videos over the last few weeks & loved this one. I’m hoping to find an MA job soon to get PCE hours for my future PA application. It’s been so fun watching your journey!
The 5 minute journal is my favorite thing ever. ❤ So easy but a great way to start the day.
Just subscribed! I love your content! I’m currently a CNA. I’m taking a break because it is just too much. Really considering MA until I finish my basics to get into nursing school! MA seems more chilled and not as draining. Thank you for sharing! ❤️❤️❤️
Love this!! I have the same figs 😍😍
Thank you for answering all the FAQs!!
Hi Peyton, I am currently looking into changing careers. I came across your video about being a medical assistant and it has got me really intrigued.
Before I go forward with pursuing this career I was wondering if you could tell me what the pay is like and what I would be expecting my schedule to look like?
Thank you in advance.
Hi love, if your still intrestd, there is soo much more to being an MA than most people think. There is an amazing, info pack ebook that im halfway through that is more useful than anything Ive found online. I'll post the link to the book if you'd like, let me know, and good luck!
Im a cna and plan on going back for medical assistant I’m over being a cna been one for six years and its been horrible especially now
Same here!! I say, Go for it!!!
girl, totally swear by minimalism with the same Tula & i am obsessed with it and i have the same embroidered journal from Anthropologie! I haven’t even finished your video yet! 🥰
Hi I am also a MA but for a pediatric clinic. Truly enjoy this job but how did you manage school while working? I'm currently an undergrad, getting my bachelors degree in biology.
Do you need specific certificates to specialize in a certain area or can you work anywhere? I was a CNA and loved/hated it. It’s too physically demanding for the low pay. But I love and care for people so much! That was the only pro for me lol
haha yes working as a CNA was tough. i didn’t need any certification for my OBGYN medical assistant job- i think it just depends on each practice and what they require!
It also depends of your state, some require you to be certified and some don't. Also all offices are different some require a CMA not a CCMA or RMA and some are ok with no certification as long as you have experience. You will probably get more money if you are a CMA who went through a accredited program certification will also open up a lot of doors for you and help you get a job.
I'm coming as a medical assistant right now, hoping to be done in May
with school
Thats awsome good luck and if you like more info on the profession, what to do after school, job tips and more there is a book that was a awsome resource to me im halfway through it and have learned so much! Good luck let me know and ill send you the link@@juliakern9226
Also, this is like, my ideal/dream daily routine. 😍 You are living my Pinterest boards haha.
Im a cna now and i wasnt sure if i should do medical assistance so I really appreciate your video thank you
I’m currently working as a sterile processing tech and trying to figure what path I wanna to take (healthcare or it) thanks for the video!! Keep up the great work!
And OMG I need that balm for my eyes! 😂
Can I ask if you were trained for the position or if you had schooling ? I'm currently enrolled in ccma but may want to take courses in sterile process tech also but can't seem to find a school near me that offers the program. Also, is the pay decent?
What size scrubs do you wear
How are you working when your not certified?????
Different offices have different criteria. For instance, I work as a MA for a major hospital in my city and being certified is not required. The hospital does put new onboarding MA’s through a 10 week in hospital training.
OMG! I totally love and am obsessed with your videos, I will be going into a CCMA program at my community college this coming fall! Getting insight from what you do is helpful, got any advice for future MAs? Also, for an OBGYN Medical Assistant can work be difficult at times?
How is it going?
Hi may I ask if you see yourself doing this for the rest if your life?
May i ask you some questions for and informational interview of your current employeement as an MA? I'm currently enrolled in school and I just want to ask a few questions about your work field.
Thats awsome good luck and if you like more info on the profession, what to do after school, job tips and more there is a book that was a awsome resource to me im halfway through it and have learned so much! Good luck let me know and ill send you the link
Those scrubs are so cute!
is this the real Jo Wilson?? YES
OMG Maggie on your TV. 💕
I’m in a MA program , there’s no hands on though it’s all online due to Covid still. Will I be able to get a job with that even though I didn’t get to do any hands on
i definitely think you will! they would have to understand that covid and its restrictions are out of your control, & you’ll still have all that knowledge that will help you in real life☺️
How did you land this position? I really love OBGYN! Any tips? Been applying but haven’t heard back yet
i got lucky and knew a friend who worked at this office!! i would just call around to offices you’re interested in and ask if they are hiring.. hopefully one of them works out for you💜
Where did you get your scrubs at ?
they are figs scrubs!
I am currently a student. Is it common for some practices to hire for the summer? Also thank you for the video! Much love ❤️
that’s a good question! i think it totally depends on the practice. i know my office was looking for at least 1 year of commitment, but that’s not always the case. i think it’s still worth trying though! and maybe being open to work over the holiday breaks would help☺️
@@PeytonFowler thank you so much!!
what degree did you get to become an ma???
nothing! i was able to work without certficiation
I got a TON of cute claw clips from SHEIN!
Do the eye balm burn your eyes
i wouldn’t say it burns but i can definitely feel it working
Can you give any tips on finding a job as an MA without the certification?
i think calling offices directly and asking for their policy is the best bet! i was surprised at how many didn’t require certification
since you say you are happy being an obgyn ma, why are you leaving to become a pa?
i want to have more autonomy & actually be able to see patients myself!☺️
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