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The phrase "a certified assistant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an assistant who has received formal certification or training in a specific field or role.
Example: "She is a certified assistant, qualified to provide administrative support in medical offices."
Alternatives: "a licensed assistant" or "a qualified assistant".
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"I always thought I'd go to a larger place to work," said Mr. Shrewsberry, one of nine children who returned to his roots here in the hills to practice medicine as a certified assistant under a doctor's direction, after a career in the Navy.
Before the Nd YAG laser procedure was initiated, an OCT examination, slit-lamp photography, and retroillumination photography were performed by a certified assistant research technician (D.P).
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After a medically certified assistant helps patients through a kiosk check-in, users are greeted by a friendly doctor who guides them through the use of common medical tools, such as a stethoscope.
Become certified as a Certified Dental Assistant or CDA to obtain a higher starting pay, and to be a more competitive job candidate.
In the U.S., there are federal requirements on how much training and annual continuing education a certified nursing assistant must complete in order to be certified.
I'm a certified nursing assistant.
She had found work as a certified nursing assistant, but her income wasn't nearly enough.
She soon received the credentials to become a certified nursing assistant.
Mary Uwemedimo, a certified nursing assistant, entered Webb's room shortly after Ekwue.
"It looks so cute!" said Strawberry, otherwise known as Susan McLean-Jivers, a certified nurse assistant in her early 40s.
Wells worked at a Jackson hospital as a certified nursing assistant for five years before she started getting sick with asthma-related illnesses.
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