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Entry-Level Medical Assistant Jobs

221 entry-level medical assistant jobs are open today, in 21 states. Read every night from the employers' own job boards, each with its full posting and the pay it states.

Median posted pay $21.60/hr (37 jobs that state an hourly rate)Updated 28 Oct 2026, 12:47 UTC

Newest entry-level medical assistant jobs

The newest 150 of 221, newest first; each state's page below lists every one in that state.

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  • Supplemental Health Care logo

    Supplemental Health CareTravel nursing agency

    Places nurses, therapists, pharmacists and other professionals in travel, per diem, local and school contracts across the US.

    Places: Nurses, NPs & PAs, CNAs & PCTs, Caregivers

  • White Glove Placement logo

    White Glove PlacementTravel nursing agency

    Places travel, local, per diem and locum tenens clinicians across nursing, allied health, behavioral health and physician roles.

    Places: Nurses, NPs & PAs, Doctors, CNAs & PCTs

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Frequently asked questions

How many entry-level medical assistant jobs are open?

221 today, at 23 employers in 21 states, the most in South Carolina (41), Georgia (39), Missouri (32). This page lists the newest 150; each state's page lists the state's own.

How much do entry-level medical assistant jobs pay?

37 of them state an hourly rate, with a median of $21.60 an hour (the middle of each posted range). Each posting states its own range; many pay more after training or a certificate.

Do these medical assistant jobs really need no experience?

Each one's posting says so in its own words, quoted under its title. A licensed job still needs its license or certificate and welcomes new graduates; the posting says what training it gives.

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