For New MA Graduates

You finished the program. Now let’s get you your first yes.

Getting certified and getting hired are two different skills. You learned the first one. I am here to teach you the second. I have worked in healthcare for nineteen years thirteen of them as a medical assistant, and six as an operations leader. That means I review the resumes, run the interviews, and make the hiring decisions. I know what makes a new graduate stand out and what quietly gets an application set aside. Let me show you.

Get Your First Yes

What I help new graduates do

  • Build a resume that hiring managers actually respond to
  • Know where to search and how to apply so a real person sees your name
  • Prepare for the interview what to say and what to ask
  • Understand what employers are actually looking for in a new MA I am the one hiring, so I will tell you plainly
  • Know how to show up once you get the job: how to carry yourself, communicate with your team, and become the MA they keep
  • Know what your first 90 days will look like so you walk in confident
  • See every setting and specialty open to you from day one

Pick your starting point

Your First Yes

My step-by-step job search manual for new MA graduates resume, where to apply, interview prep, follow-up, and how to show up once you are hired. For anyone looking for their first MA job.

Your Next Step

Already working as an MA?

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