Wasilla, Alaska

What career advancement opportunities are there for Certified Medical Assistants? Do they go into a specialty like doctors can do? Are there programs to help CMA's get training in those specialties?

When working as a Certified Medical Assistant are employers flexible for the schedule? For example say I have a weekly doctors appointment will they work around that?

Which healthcare setting is it better to work in an urgent care setting, hospital setting or doctors office setting as a Certified Medical Assistant here in Alaska?

I know that makeup artists use makeup brushes but what kind of other tools do they use?
what kind of hair products do hairdressers use?
what are some things that I might be cooking on a typical day?

I can follow any recipe and can make certain foods like cookies, muffins, cupcakes, and cakes. I also specialize in savory dishes as well like chicken thighs, meatloaf steak, spaghetti, and the occasional sauteed vegetables. that's why I joined the culinary arts program, to perfect my recipes...

I want to be a CNA so I would be asking these questions because I feel they would be good questions to ask.

I'm stuck in the middle of these two career paths and I'm trying to figure out which one is better cause a (P) pays better and the pay of going to college and working pays itself. On the other hand (AT) doesn't and takes 10 years to graduate and doesn't pay for it's self.

I want to know why I asked this question because I am thinking of going into these careers and what the risks are.