Medical Assisting

Program: Medical Assisting

State: Massachusetts

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In Massachusetts, a primary care provider (PCP) can allow a certified medical assistant to give immunizations if they meet two conditions. First, the medical assistant must have graduated from an accredited medical assisting education program, such as one approved by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) or the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES). Second, the medical assistant must be working in the clinical practice of a licensed primary care provider.

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State: Maryland

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Not a legal requirement, in order to compete as a medical assistant in Maryland you’ll need to gain certification as many employers require certification.

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State: Maine

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Maine doesn’t require medical assistants to obtain certification for employment, however many employers do require a certificate.

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State: Louisiana

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You can legally be employed as a Medical Assistant in Louisiana with no certificate.

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State: Kentucky

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Kentucky does not require national certification of Medical Assistants, in order to compete in the marketplace in Kentucky you may want to obtain certification as most employers require it.

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State: Kansas

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In Kansas, medical assistants are not required to be nationally certified.

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State: Iowa

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In Iowa, neither the Medical Board or the state legislature require medical assistants to be state licensed or certified nationally.

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State: Indiana

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Indiana Department of Workforce Development provides some regulations over medical assistants in IN. However, Indiana doesn’t require medical assistants to obtain certification for employment.

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State: Illinois

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The Illinois state legislature and Medical Board don’t regulate medical assistant licensing.

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State: Idaho

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In Idaho, the state requires that certain employers only hire medical assistants that have their national certification

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