MA pin
Advanced Medical Assistant of America
Exploring Opportunities In The Medical Assisting Career
Find a Medical Assistant Job in Every State!!!


Home Page:
The latest Medical Assistant career and certification information and hundreds of approved MA school and job listings in your area.

Most Used Resources...

What a Medical Assistant Is and Does:

Medical Assistant Vocational Training:

Medical Assistant Workplace and Job Security:

Medical Assistant Scope of Practice and Duties:
Analyzing Your Policy

MA Distance Education Training Courses Online:

Helpful Resources:

Medical Assistant E-Mail:
Free E-Mail for everyone...


Medical assistants are respected members of the healthcare team. They deliver the caring touch within the confines of a medical office and make a difference by helping people from all backgrounds, ages, and walks of life!

Become a Medical Assistant now!
Explore Hundreds of Medical Assistant Schools Near You!!!
1 Click button below
2 Select your state
3 View all schools---It's that simple!
Medical assistant schools - all states! Powered by Edu-Search Net
Medical assistant, dental assistant, and medical laboratory technician programs.

Analyzing Your Policy...
                    


Get your shot at success!The "Magic Bullet" When Facing Your Competition are Your Credentials!!!
Sounds so simple, but sadly, there still are countless medical assistants that have put off getting certified. Don't make the same mistake! Take charge and get your credentials to put better jobs and pay within your reach.

Get this FREE Career Information Kit:
CLICKFree career information kit!



red square bullet Analyzing Your Policy
Google Custom Search

How much you pay for your insurance premium depends on your responsibilities, the location of your practice setting and the limits of liability you choose. If your employer insists that you are to be covered under their policy (rider) and you can't afford to purchase your own personal policy, ask the employer for a copy of the certificate of insurance for your analysis.

red square bullet Insurance Checklist!
Here is a checklist of items to use when analyzing your employer’s policy:

1.  Are you listed by name on your employer’s policy?
2.  Are legal costs included in the limits of liability, or will they be paid in addition to policy limits?
3.  If a malpractice claim is filed against you, will this professional liability policy pay legal fees and court costs in addition to your policy limit, even if you are not liable for the charges brought against you?
4.  If you decide to change employers and are covered under a claims-made policy, will your former employer be responsible for paying the cost of the tail coverage?
5.  Is this policy available in all 50 states?

If you answered NO to any of these questions, investigate purchasing your own individual policy through one of the many malpractice and professional liability programs available.




What About Volunteers?
Should you ever decide you want to volunteer, or work at a part-time position, or even do private duty, since many medical assistants also function as home health aides or CNAs in additional to their full-time position, an individual policy covers you while on duty in both positions and under the various circumstances.

If you accept a position and then decide you want to take a position somewhere else, your individual coverage follows you to your new position, even if your previous employer paid the premiums for your coverage. However, realize that your previous employer may request reimbursement!

There even is a way to eliminate gaps in coverage by requesting prior acts coverage. This gives the insured retroactive coverage to cover those events that may have already occurred but have not yet been reported, in other words, it provides coverage for all acts that occurred before the policy was issued!

Did you know that???

Remember!
Protect yourself and your future and strive to function within the parameters of your state licensure laws.

Document, Document, Document!
Complete and careful record keeping is critical! Each aspect of the medical encounter—personal and family histories; allergies to medications, medications administered and prescribed, physical exam findings, imaging and lab test results, discussions with patients, including specific advice given, procedures performed during course of the visit—should go in the patient record along with the date and initialed by the provider, nurse, or medical assistant.

Links:

medical assistant Medicine and Law Malpractice

medical assistant Medical Malpractice Summary
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           
right




Thank You For Linking To Us!
Please use the following title and description:
Title:  Advanced Medical Assistant of America
Link to:   http://www.certmedassistant.com
Description:  Offers free career resources, certification info, and a message board for professional medical assistants.








© 2000 - 2008 Advanced Medical Assistant Custom Web Design, LLC
Certmedassistant.com. All Rights Reserved.