Massachusetts Society of Medical Assistants, Inc.

Mission Statement

The purpose of the Massachusetts Society of Medical Assistants, Inc. is to enable medical assisting professionals to enhance and demonstrate the knowledge, skills and professionalism required by employers and patients; protect medical assistants' right to practice; and promote effective, efficient health care delivery through optimal use of multi-skilled Certified Medical Assistants (CMAs).

Scope of Medical Assisting

What is a Certified Medical Assistant?
 
List of ABHES Accredited Schools
List of CAAHEP Accredited Schools

CMA program granted prestigious NCCA accreditation
click here to read the article from CMA Today Magazine

List of State Officers

Executive Board information

Membership Benefits


The MSMA will be going GREEN for all future state and chapter notifications as of January 2009.
We will no longer be sending out direct mailings notifying members about meetings.
All information will be posted on this website.
If you know anyone that does not have access to a computer or to the Internet, please be a friend
and copy the chapter meeting dates to share with others.
If there are any questions or comments about this new policy, please contact your chapter officers
at your next chapter meeting.

 

Chapter and Meeting Listings
Members should periodically check with
National to update their membership information

Future State Educational Meetings
If anyone would like to car-pool to the ED Meetings,
please contact your chapter president.

Certificates and Awards


Join us again for next year's
Heart Walk in Worcester

2011 Heart Walk TBD

If you find any errors on the website, please contact the webmaster at MSMAwebmaster@gmail.com
and use "Website correction" as the subject. Thank You!

For more information on accreditation, certifying or recertifying go to...
American Association of Medical Assistants
This is your AAMA National website
It is there for you to use and COMMENT!

Remember - As of January 2003, unless you have recertified your credentials, you are will NOT be allowed to present yourself as a Certified Medical Assistant
 
All Certified Medical Assistants are required to be
current with their CPR certification.
 
 

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