I have worked in the foodservice business for 16years now. I am proud to say that I have learned a lot of things that can help me transition into the best medical assistant that I can be. With my great customer service skills, and multitasking skills I know I can accomplish anything. I had people ask me "why medical assistant and not nursing"? My responds will not change, I believe you have to be passionate in anything you do. I felt medical assistant was the right calling for me. The fact I can do online courses and still be there to help my child with homework is what worked best for me. I think back on the fun times I had in my lab classes. I learn how to do EKG's, Blood draws, and urine drip/cultures. In my clinical setting I got hands on experience. Versatile professional serves as first point of contact for patients by verifying insurance, handling paperwork and preparing records. Patient-oriented and helpful candidate familiar with MS Office and EHR systems coupled with thorough knowledge of medical terminology. Committed to providing personalized service and quality patient care. I've also got on the deans list twice. In the fall semester, and once in spring semester. I graduate in August 2025, If you will allow me to show you how dedicated I am I promise I wont let you down.
Sincerely,
Latia Griffin