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Military Medical Assistants
Medical offices, clinics, and hospitals need medical assistants MORE than EVER! Join the "Community of Caring" by starting a rewarding career as a medical assistant! We provide important resources, such as career and self-study guides, certification and scope-of-practice info, active message boards, schools, and job listings in every state to help you get started.
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Military Medics Seeking "Civilian Jobs"
Military Service members transitioning back into the "civilian" work force have enough skills and experience that qualifies them in today's healthcare job market without hardly any additional training! Most of them already have what it takes... but how do you prove it?
Military members can receive financial benefits under the G.I. bill and other programs. Their spouses and dependents can receive money for education and training through the Dependents Education Assistance (DEA) program. (Source: Military.com for Americans with military afffinity and those considering a military career.)
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Military Personnel Seeking Promotion!
Not all soldiers will need a license or civilian certification to practice the equivalent of their military occupation in the civilian workforce.
Or Preparing for Civilian Jobs...
However, most ex-military members agree that not certifying military occupational specialty skills related to medical services and healthcare may mean facing barriers when searching a "civilian job". Also: certification counts toward promotion!
Show That You Are Serious About Your Career!
Military training and experience qualifies you for American Medical Technologist certification exam.
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American Medical Technologists (AMT)
Very few know that American Medical Technologists (AMT) is approved by the Veterans Administration (VA) under the GI Bill for fee reimbursement for their allied healthcare certification exams.
This means: Military service members and veterans can sit for the certification exam with the American Medical Technologists (AMT) and will receive full reimbursement for their AMT certification exam fees from the VA under the
Montgomery GI Bill (MGIB)
Veterans Education Assistance Program (VEAP)
Dependents Educational Assistance Program
 AMT offers certification to medical assistants, medical laboratory technicians, medical and dental assistants, phlebotomy technicians, medical administrative staff and more! |
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Links of interest for Armed Forces Medical (MEDIC) Personnel:
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Army credential opportunities
Choose a military occupational specialty (MOS) code or title.
Relationship between military training and civilian certification requirements.
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