Pacifica, California

As students transition between middle school and high school (or high school to college), they might notice that the material is getting harder to understand. What suggestions do you have?

This question is part of our professionals series

Are there opportunities for training and progression within the role/company ?

How can students in middle school or younger start learning about careers, especially if they don't have adults they can turn to?

This question comes from our professionals series

Can you tell me more about the day-to-day responsibilities of the role ?

I understand being in the medical field that you certainly won't have to wait long until you are on your feet, but how busy is it in your typical workday?

What do employers desire out of potential employees for medical assistance? What draws you in?

1. what is the average pay rate for this position?
2. What is the training required for this position?
3. What can I do to do the work to the best of my ability?

As someone interested in medical assisting as a potential career, what are some challenges you face on a daily basis? How do you cope with said challenges?

What are some of the benefits?

Can you tell me more about potential positions?

What skills and experiences you're looking for in an ideal candidate?

I've had hearing aids of my own but after a while, they start to hurt our ears and would like to create a hearing aid that's custom for every different person for an affordable price that doesn't break the bank. I understand ur ears are very important in life and hearing is one of the most...

What motivates you to get up in the morning and work?

What helps when your feeling stressed at work are with at-home situations?

What is Comunicaton like with co-workers as your on the job