MA to CNA to LPN

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Hello Everyone! I am new to this site. I have always loved the medical field since I was about 4 years old. I've always wanted to become a nurse but I did not take the traditional steps. I recieved my MA diploma from Remington College in 2007 which I attended right after high school. I became a MA so that I could work in the medical field while I go to school to become an LPN. Well it didn't happen that way. Before I entered the course the advisors told me how this was a great field to get my feet wet in, how I was gonna find a job soon as I graduated, & all the sweet stuff they thought I needed to hear. Being young with no one to check this out I fell for it. Anyway fast forward to 2015 I still haven't worked as a Medical Assistant. Because of other unfortunate events that took place over the years I haven't enrolled into a LPN program either. The past few years ive worked as a Resident Assistant at an Assisted Living facility. I obtained my CNA license recently & now I am financially stable to go to school to become a LPN. When I graduated from Remington they did not tell me that I could sit for the CMA Exam or the Phelebotomy Exam. Now years later Im wondering if I can stI'll take these exams even though I haven't worked in that field and I graduated over 7 years ago? I would like to work in this field while I'm in nursing school and also I don't want my MA diploma to be a complete waste of money. I'm sorry this topic is so long but I just wanted answers from people who may have this same experience. Also I'm not sure if I'm posting in the right fourm, excuse me if it's the wrong one!

NaturallyNuturing,

If you could send me your contact information. I will make sure to coordinate with the Remington College campus in your market. Let's see what we can do to help you out. It may well be possible to get you setup for the exams. If you could send your contact info to [email protected].

Thank you so much!! I will be sending you my contact information..

It is still possible for you to take your certification exam. You can also contact the American Association of Medical Assistants. Good Luck!!!

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