Medical Assistant Jobs in USA

Looking for medical assistant jobs in the USA? Whether you're a certified medical assistant (CMA, RMA, or CCMA) or just starting your healthcare career, Ejobsboard brings you the latest full-time, part-time, and remote medical assistant opportunities from trusted employers across the United States.
Medical assistant jobs typically include clinical tasks like taking vital signs, assisting with exams, drawing blood, and administrative duties such as scheduling and EHR management. With competitive salaries ranging from $35,000 to $50,000+ per year, certified roles often pay higher. Explore medical assistant positions across the United States. New openings are posted daily — explore now and take the next step in your medical assisting career today.

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Find medical assistant job openings in some other states of the United States. Ejobsboard publishes updated opportunities in hospitals, clinics, and healthcare centers to help you find the right position in your preferred state. Whether you're searching for full-time, part-time, or remote roles, explore opportunities below.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find medical assistant jobs near me in the USA?
Use job boards like Ejobsboard, Indeed, and LinkedIn. Hospitals, private practices, and urgent care centers are the top employers nationwide. Set up job alerts to get notified when new positions are posted in your area.
How much do medical assistants get paid in the USA?
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), medical assistants across the United States earn a median annual wage of $44,200 (approximately $21.25 per hour) as of May 2024 [citation:9]. Certified medical assistants (CMA, RMA, or CCMA) typically earn more. Top-paying states include Washington, Alaska, California, Minnesota, and the District of Columbia, where annual salaries exceed $50,000 [citation:4].
Do I need certification to work as a medical assistant in the USA?
Most US states do not legally require certification. However, most employers across the country strongly prefer certified medical assistants. Certification leads to higher pay and more job opportunities. Popular credentials include CMA (AAMA), RMA (AMT), and CCMA (NHA).
Can I get a medical assistant job in the USA with no experience?
Yes. Many clinics across the United States hire entry-level medical assistants and provide on-the-job training. Look for "trainee" or "entry-level" positions. Highlight any externship hours, CPR certification, or customer service experience on your resume.
Are there part-time or remote medical assistant jobs in the USA?
Part-time jobs are common in urgent care centers and after-hours clinics across all states. Fully remote medical assistant jobs are rare because most duties require in-person patient care. However, hybrid roles for telehealth support and medical scheduling are growing nationwide.
What does a medical assistant do every day in the USA?
Daily tasks include taking vital signs, drawing blood, updating patient records, scheduling appointments, and assisting doctors during exams. In small practices, you may handle more administrative work. In large hospitals, clinical duties may be the focus — this is consistent across all states.
How can I get hired quickly as a medical assistant in the USA?
Get certified (CMA, RMA, or CCMA), target urgent care centers (they hire faster than hospitals), set up daily job alerts, and apply within 24 hours of posting. Also check temp agencies — many offer contract-to-hire positions nationwide.
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