Completing a medical assisting training program at a school results in which of the following?
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Medical Office Assistant · Program Orientation, Professionalism, and Healthcare Roles
Credential vs. Licensure vs. Program Completion
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Who grants a certificate, diploma, or degree when a medical assistant completes a training program?
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The CMA (AAMA) credential is granted by which entity?
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The Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) credential is granted by which organization?
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Which entity grants a professional license to practice?
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- Distinguish program completion (certificate or degree), certification, registration, and licensure.
- Explain which organization or agency grants each type of credential.
- Recognize that credentialing requirements vary by employer and by state.
- Describe how medical assisting credentials are obtained and maintained.
Sources & references
- American Association of Medical Assistants — CMA (AAMA) Certification
- National Healthcareer Association — Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA)
- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — Medical Assistants - Occupational Outlook Handbook
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