The median annual earnings for medical assistants in 2002 were $23,940. The
lowest pay was $17,640 and the highest was $34,130 per year. Medical assistants
who worked in hospitals, on average, made slightly more money per year than
those who worked in other medical facilities.
So, if you choose to seek a job in any of these occupations, chances are
that if you are qualified, you will be able to secure a position.
Unfortunately, in all of these fields, advancement is still dependent upon
continuing education. So if you find you enjoy working in any of the fields
discussed here, you might consider getting more training so that you can earn
more money and advance in your chosen profession.
For more information on any of careers discussed, see the links below.