Sentences with phrase «assistant meets certain standards»

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As the veterinary assistant profession continues to grow, there was a need to establish a way to authorize that certain training programs were meeting the highest industry standards.

South Dakota has no state board entrusted with ensuring that veterinary assistants meet a certain set of standards.

AAMA and its CMA certificants had the exclusive right to use Certified Medical Assistant ® and CMA to indicate that medical assisting services will be performed by a person whose services are competent in the medical assistant field, such individual having met certain educational standards and having passed an examination administered by the AAMA CertifyiAssistant ® and CMA to indicate that medical assisting services will be performed by a person whose services are competent in the medical assistant field, such individual having met certain educational standards and having passed an examination administered by the AAMA Certifyiassistant field, such individual having met certain educational standards and having passed an examination administered by the AAMA Certifying Board.

AAMA and its CMA certificants have the exclusive right to use Certified Medical Assistant ® and CMA to indicate that medical assisting services will be performed by a person whose services are competent in the medical assisting field, such individual having met certain educational standards and having passed an examination administered by the AAMA Certifying Board.

The certification mark, as intended to be used by authorized persons, is intended to certify that the services have been provided by persons who have demonstrated a particular level of competency in the field of medical assistant services by having met certain educational standards for medical assistant services set by the certifier and having passed an examination administered by the certifier.1

While some states have a laid out a specific range of duties medicals assistant may legally perform, Ohio is among a larger number of states that gives physicians leeway in assigning tasks to medical assistants, so long as certain standards are met.