Medical Assistant Job Analysis

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I learn about your job openings on Cragslist. I am writing to apply for a medical assistant at a podiatry office. By gaining the medical assistant experience, I can better prepare myself in the workforce after graduation. I hope I can receive this job opportunity, I will work hard to learn all the duties of being a medical assistant.

I am a current student at Cal State University, Los Angeles, who is majoring in Public Health B.S. Although I do not have any experiences working in a medical office yet, however, I am willing to work and learn. I’m able to work in a team environment. I’m also a current intern at the Citrus Valley Intercommunity hospital where I work directly with patient, doctors, and nurses. I help the nurses and physcian assisting

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