Positive Experiences In The Medical Room

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As a MA it is my job to make sure that the room is clean and ready for the patient. I should fully inform the patient of the exact procedures that would take place. Try my best to make them feel comfortable, safe, and in good care. I could help create a professional, positive experience for the patient and the rest of the medical team by going above and beyond for not only the patient but to help my team as well. Being fully knowledgeable and helpful would show professionalism as well.

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