Question

for the past three years, aven has been working in a position where he performs clinical and administrative duties. how will this help him in a health sciences career? (1 point) he can provide documentation of his work experience to be certified as an rma. he can now enter the us military to graduate from formal medical services training. he can now pass the mandatory exam to be certified as an rma through the military. he can provide proof of his work experience to the ccma to become accredited.

Explanation:

Aven's combined clinical and administrative work experience directly supports certification as a Registered Medical Assistant (RMA), as documentation of such hands-on experience is a valid pathway for RMA certification. The other options are incorrect: military entry/training is not tied to this civilian experience, work experience does not guarantee passing an exam, and CCMA accreditation does not use this specific experience verification route.

Answer:

A. He can provide documentation of his work experience to be certified as an RMA.