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What Salary Can I Expect as a Medical Assistant?

Wednesday Jul 8, 2009

If you want to become a medical assistant because you think it has a huge salary attached to it, think again. While a medical assistant salary will not earn you a million dollars a year, it is still substantial enough to work well for a single person or as a second household income. If you are certified as a medical assistant, you can expect to earn around $24,000 a year on average. This salary is for the assistants who work on the office side of the healthcare system. This job can tend to get monotonous, but for some people, it just works for them. If you desire to earn a bit higher of a salary, you will need to receive your two year associates degree in medical assistance. You will have the pleasure of working daily with the patient, checking their vital signs and recording accurate information for the doctor to reference. This job has a larger salary, though not by much. On average, you can expect to earn around $30,000+/year.


What is a Medical Assistant Job’s Salary?

Friday Jun 26, 2009

Working as a medical assistant is not the highest paying of jobs. Though the work is steady, generally, the income is average. If money is not a big issue for you and you only have to work because you wish to earn a bit of an income without a large amount of schooling required, being a medical assistant may be right up your alley. For the office side of medical assisting, you will be required to attend a vocational school for a certification. This normally takes about 1 year to complete. Upon completion, you can expect a median salary of approximately $24,000/year. If you are working more on the patient side of medical assisting, providing injections to the patients and taking blood draws, blood pressure and weight and height checks, you can expect a higher salary of approximately $30,000. These wages vary on location and positions.


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