Oak Harbor, Washington

I am doing some research about the CMA work life and am aiming to see if this is the correct career choice for me, I would like to hear the good and the bad about being a CMA.

I am working on an assignment about what CMA's do in a typical workday. I am not yet certified so I would like some assistance on what you might do in a workday as a CMA.

what's the salary like on average for a medical administrative assistant?

What kinds of skills do I need to succeed in the field?

do you get fair hours?

because I've seen how many nursing are really passionate about what their jobs and I want to be just as passionate about my job and I only see that happening if I'm in the medical field.

I'm sure each language takes it's own amount of time to learn but on average how long should I be expecting myself to take? I've heard C++ is the best to start learning with, is that true at all, or should I try a different language? Thank all of you for answering. I'll take all of this into...

I love helping people and I'm hyper empathetic so, making sure people are mentally and physically stable is very important to me.