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Medical Assisting Case Study

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In my opinion, Maria is already ahead of the game when it comes to career planning. She completed her degree in Medical Assisting and I believe, this decision involved the big 4 elements, such as personality style, which she seems to have a pleasant and supportive interpersonal communication skills, a positive and important strength for this area of work, her experience with ER, is aligned with her values and skills and interests probably come from volunteering at the hospital in the emergency room. Networking would be very important for Maria, because she is new to the field of medical assisting and doesn't have any connections. She should use her pleasant and supportive interpersonal communication skills to reach out to a group of people

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