>> As a medical assistant I know a lot of people have done their basic education portions,
so general education courses for one year,
just depending on which ones you still need to complete.
And then the next year or during that first year you be applying
for the medical assistant program, which has been that one year program.
So then after you're done with that one year of the actual core classes for medical assistant,
which include a lab portion, like a laboratory portion,
an administrative portion, and the clinical portion.
After you're done with those that one year, you then do graduate as a medical assistant,
and then from there, you are encouraged to take a certification exam
to become a certified medical assistant.
At the clinical rotation definitely can lead you to a job.
Before we, my group of medical assistants started our clinical rotations,
our teachers always told us that there is definitely a chance for us
to get a job where we are placed.
And I did after mine five weeks in the clinical rotation, and, yeah,
you can definitely show them what you got during that time.
So something I did that I was able to put on my resume
as I studied abroad and I went to Guatemala.
And it was actually for our medical group here at WCTC.
Anything like that, anything that stands out from others.
Anything that like hobbies or different organizations that you worked with,
different activities that you enjoy or anything that's just maybe a little different
from someone else's experiences is always great to put on a resume.