SeaTac Chapter of Medical Assistantsis located in the south end of King County. It's membership encompasses but is not limited to the cities of Auburn, Burien, Des Moines, Enumclaw, Federal Way, Kent, Maple Valley, SeaTac, Renton and Tukwila. We are very pleased to be located in an area with several medical assisting programs. All medical assistants and medical assisting students residing in and/or working in the south King County area are welcome to join our chapter.
Attending local chapter meetings are a great way for the Certified Medical Assitant to obtain CEU's toward recertification, the non-certified Medical Assistant to work toward certifying and the medical assisting student to broaden their knowledge base and network with assistants that are in practice.
Vice President open position- please contact Babs if interested
Treasurer Debbie Johnson, CMA (AAMA)
Secretary Cheryl Blackford
Program Planner Debbie Johnson, CMA
Meetings are the second Tuesday of each month October through June; we do not hold meetings in July, August, or September.
Anyone with contacts for potential speakers please let Debbie Johnson, CMA know.
SeaTac Chapter of Medical Assistants now meets at Highline Community College, in the Medical Assistant classroom.
Directions to Highline Community College: Bldg 23 room 206
From Interstate 5 Coming from Seattle - take exit 149 Coming from Tacoma -take exit 149B Proceed west on Kent-Des Moines Road to Pacific Highway South (Route 99) Turn left (south) onto Pacific Highway South Turn right (west) onto South 240th Street Entrances to East, South and Administration parking lots are on the right Easiest to park in the South parking lot on S. 240th.
General Info: The State Organization and it's local chapters are all run by volunteer members. We need members to be active and take part in the leadership. It is very rewarding and the work is appreciated by the membership. Please come to as many meetings as you can. This chapter is there for you and needs your attendance to stay viable. Please give us your input as to what you feel your local chapter can do to help you in your profession.
