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“I really want to be a Registered Nurse. That’s one of the biggest dreams I’ve wanted. And working with Kaiser is going to help me entirely get to that dream. I would definitely highly recommend this apprenticeship to anybody looking to be a Medical Assistant, trying to get their foot in the door working in a clinical setting.”
Jamari Bovan, Medical Assistant Apprenticeship Graduate, currently employed as an MA at Kaiser Permanente-Capitol Hill
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