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MedAsst Jayel

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  1. I'm 40 and I am entering the last half of a Medical Assisting Program, with plans to enter into a two-year Invasive Cardiac program afterwards. I switched careers after almost 20 years, so I say go for it, follow your dreams! Good Luck!!!!
  2. Wow, interesting information! Thank you for posting it..
  3. Greetings All, I am looking forward to starting my new journey in the healthcare field. I worked in an entirely different field for over 17 years, so this is very new to me. I entered into a 1-year program to gain knowledge of healthcare and to continue on and take a 6 month Cardiology Technician program followed by entry into an Invasive Cardiovascular Technologist program. Are there any Medical Assistant on here that work for a Cardiologist or on the Cardiology floor of a Hospital? If so are you looking to advance your Career? Would me obtaining a Cardiology Technician Certification while being a Medical Assistant give me a boost. (This Program teaches you how to read the ECG's) or would it be pointless if I were to possibly land a job with a Cardiology clinic (thinking this might be able to be on the job training). I know each clinic, State, etc are different, I was just wondering in a broad sense of the question. I'm hoping there are many more Medical Assisting Students/ or Medical Assistants on this forum to chat with.... Good Day All

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