Oakland, California

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Typically people say the medical administrative assistants have the most important job in the medical setting/office. They're like the glue holding everything together. Does anyone ever feel like they have the least important role because everyone is doing the more hands-on work and has more...

other than an associate's degree, what is the best type of degree for medical administration that I can get that would help me advance in that career? this is a career that I am interested in and I plan on advancing in it as much as I can.

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