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  1. and as a medical assistant you will make about 15-18 a hr. in private practice prob about 18-21...you need to get out of there FAST.......AND HE IS PROB WORKING THE HELL OUT OF YOU...MUCH LESS TESTING YOU ON ANSWERING THE PHONE.....***......................
  2. Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!! That must suck...I guess it must depend on the state bc i live in Charlotte NC and LPNs here are paid 25.00 a hr working in a private practice..i guess if you have a family and u absolutely have to do what you have to do to survive you do it, but i couldnt wouldnt work for under 13.00 a hr, bc i have kids that i need to provide for and i have to live to and i have BILLS!!!!!!!!!!!!but i applaud you...good luck!
  3. My husband a DC who owns a medical pratice .Has MA in his office here in Utah he starts a New MA No experance at 8.00 an hour Then goes up with prior experince. Call your local schools out there .They could give you a better idea of the going rate in your area. Plus my husband also tests The MA on vitals , sticks and shuch before even considering the MA .He also ask them how would you answer a phone . Sounds funny but a lot of MA are not taught office phone skills. The things they would normally do in an office. she has to be dumb as hell working for 8.00 after all that school...she better get out anf find out another JOB FAST!!!!!!!@!!bc thats sad......:gtch:cuz she getn got......

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