Medical Assistant Resume Example
An entry-level medical assistant, CMA certified, 18 months into a first job at a family medicine clinic after a 160-hour urgent care externship.
A fictional resume written by our team. The person, employers and numbers are invented; the tools, licenses and schools are real.
Why it works
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“CMA (AAMA) with 18 months in family medicine. Rooms about 26 patients a day for 2 physicians in Epic, gives 50+ injections a week and keeps the vaccine fridge log. BLS current.”
Credential with its issuing body, setting, volume and providers up front. A practice manager checks those before reading anything else.
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“Room about 26 patients a day for 2 physicians, with vitals and chief complaint charted in Epic before the visit”
Patients per day and providers supported set the workload. The Epic detail shows what rooming involves here.
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“Give 50 to 60 injections a week, including the full pediatric schedule, and draw 10 to 15 blood samples a day”
Gives each clinical skill a frequency, so daily work does not read the same as something done once in training.
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“Worked the overdue screening recall list from 380 patients down to 95 in 5 months”
One project with a starting number and an end number. It shows the MA improved the clinic, not only staffed it.
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“Took over the vaccine fridge temperature log, and the clinic passed its 2026 VFC site visit with no corrective actions”
Ties a routine task to an inspection result, which is the kind of outcome a clinic manager remembers.
How it scored
We ran this example through the same free roast you can use, three times, and kept the middle result. The roast ranks a resume against a typical applicant pile and grades hard: even a resume with a number in nearly every bullet usually lands in the B range.
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Skyler Nguyen Certified Medical Assistant, CMA (AAMA) | Family Medicine | Epic Sacramento, CA | skyler.nguyen@example.com SUMMARY CMA (AAMA) with 18 months in family medicine. Rooms about 26 patients a day for 2 physicians in Epic, gives 50+ injections a week and keeps the vaccine fridge log. BLS current. EXPERIENCE Medical Assistant, Riverbend Family Medicine | Apr 2025 - Present - Room about 26 patients a day for 2 physicians, with vitals and chief complaint charted in Epic before the visit - Give 50 to 60 injections a week, including the full pediatric schedule, and draw 10 to 15 blood samples a day - Worked the overdue screening recall list from 380 patients down to 95 in 5 months - Took over the vaccine fridge temperature log, and the clinic passed its 2026 VFC site visit with no corrective actions - Process 40 to 60 prior auth and refill requests a week under the refill protocol Medical Assistant Extern, Valley Oak Urgent Care | Jan 2025 - Mar 2025 - Performed 45 venipunctures, 30 EKGs and 60 rapid strep and flu tests in 160 hours - Roomed up to 20 patients a shift and set up for 12 laceration repairs and suture removals EDUCATION AND CREDENTIALS CMA (AAMA), certified Apr 2025, exp. Apr 2030 BLS for Healthcare Providers (AHA), exp. Mar 2027 Medical Assisting Certificate, Sacramento City College, 2025 SKILLS Epic (rooming, orders, refills), Venipuncture, IM and SubQ injections, 12-lead EKG, Point-of-care testing, VFC vaccine storage, Prior authorizations
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