Master the business side of healthcare with free, self-paced MAA training. Hawaii has 1,100+ job openings with $47K average salary—4% above national average.
MAAs are the organizational backbone of healthcare facilities in Honolulu, Pearl City, Hilo, Kailua, Waipahu, Kaneohe, Kahului and throughout Hawaii, managing the essential administrative functions that keep medical offices running smoothly.
Manage patient appointments, coordinate with healthcare providers, and ensure efficient patient flow throughout Hawaii medical facilities.
Verify insurance coverage, process claims, and handle billing inquiries for patients at healthcare facilities across Hawaii.
Maintain electronic health records (EHR), ensure HIPAA compliance, and manage confidential patient information securely.
Our free MAA training program is designed for anyone ready to start a healthcare career in Hawaii—no prior experience required.
Start your career in healthcare without additional student debt. Perfect entry point for high school and college graduates in Hawaii.
Your customer service, administrative, or organizational skills transfer directly to healthcare. Many MAAs in Hawaii started in other fields.
Flexible, self-paced training fits around family schedules. Many Hawaii healthcare facilities offer family-friendly hours and benefits.
Military administrative and medical experience provides a strong foundation. Many Hawaii healthcare employers actively recruit veterans.
Hawaii has two major health systems—The Queen's Health Systems and Hawaii Pacific Health—that together employ over 18000+ people. serving island communities with unique healthcare needs
Many MAAs in Hawaii's major cities started in other fields Hawaii
Hawaii MAA salaries are 2% above national average. Honolulu pays premium wages to offset high cost of living while neighbor islands offer island lifestyle.
Hawaii is home to major healthcare systems and growing medical facilities, creating diverse career opportunities.
Our comprehensive curriculum prepares you for MAA positions at healthcare facilities throughout Hawaii, from Honolulu, Pearl City, Hilo, Kailua, Waipahu, Kaneohe, Kahului.
This training program aligns with and prepares you for the AMCA Medical Administrative Assistant Certification (MAAC). The American Medical Certification Association (AMCA) is a nationally recognized certifying body for healthcare professionals. Upon completing this training, you'll be prepared to sit for the MAAC exam and earn your national certification.
Hawaii's two major health systems offer exceptional advancement paths, with mobility across dozens of facilities. serving island communities with unique healthcare needs
Medical Administrative Assistants are employed across diverse healthcare settings throughout Honolulu metro, Maui County, Hawaii Island, Kauai.
Hawaii's 28 hospitals hire continuously. Queen's (11 hospitals) and Hawaii (5 hospitals) dominate hiring.
The Queen's Medical Center, Straub Medical Center, Kapiolani Medical Center
Physician practices serving Honolulu metro and neighbor island communities.
Queen's Medical Group, Hawaii Physician Network
Community health centers serving diverse populations across Hawaii's 5 counties.
Waikiki Health, Kokua Kalihi Valley
Urgent care centers across Hawaii metros serving densely populated communities.
Doctors on Call, Urgent Care Hawaii, Queen's Urgent Care
Home health agencies serving Hawaii's aging population across 5 counties.
Queen's Home Health, Hawaii Home Care
Health insurers with Hawaii operations including major regional carriers.
Blue Cross HI, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare
These leading healthcare organizations in Hawaii regularly hire Medical Administrative Assistants.
Hawaii's largest private employer with four hospitals including Queen's Medical Center—the state's only Level I Trauma Center. Founded by Queen Emma in 1859..
Hawaii's second-largest healthcare system with four hospitals including Kapiolani Medical Center for Women & Children and Straub Medical Center..
Major managed care organization serving over 250,000 Hawaii members with integrated care at Moanalua Medical Center and clinics across the islands..
The largest military hospital in the Pacific Basin, serving active duty personnel, veterans, and military families with comprehensive healthcare services..
Maui's primary healthcare provider operating Maui Memorial Medical Center and clinics serving Valley Isle communities..
West Hawaii's primary acute care hospital serving Kona coast communities and visitors with emergency and specialty care..
Big Island's largest acute care hospital serving Hawaii Island's east side with comprehensive medical services..
Big Island's west side healthcare provider serving the Kona coast and surrounding communities.
Real people who transformed their careers with EHired's free MAA training.
Tourism jobs were unstable after COVID. Queen's gave me year-round stability with amazing benefits and the aloha spirit!
Hawaii is a great place to work. The training prepared me perfectly!
Hawaii has great healthcare employers. Career mobility across facilities is incredible!
Great career in Hawaii healthcare. Love the benefits and growth opportunities!
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Common questions about MAA training and careers in Hawaii.
Yes! Our MAA training program is completely free to enroll and participate. You only pay $850 if you choose to pursue optional certification after completing the training.
Medical Administrative Assistants in Hawaii earn an average of $47,000 per year—4% above national average. Honolulu pays highest.
Hawaii has two massive health systems (Queen's and Hawaii) employing 18000+, major healthcare employersserving island communities with unique healthcare needs and strong salaries.
Yes! Many Hawaii healthcare employers offer remote positions for medical billing, insurance verification, and scheduling roles, especially at larger systems.
Northern HI has Hawaii and Kaiser. Central HI has Queen's. Southern HI has Tripler, Maui, and Hilo. All regions have strong opportunities.
You'll learn medical terminology, EHR systems including Epic, appointment scheduling, insurance verification, medical billing basics, and HIPAA compliance.
Our self-paced program typically takes 8-12 weeks to complete. Hawaii's major health systems actively recruit certified administrative professionals.
Important: Salary and job data are estimates based on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, HI Dept. of Labor. Actual compensation varies by employer, experience, and location within Hawaii. EHired provides training resources but does not guarantee employment outcomes.
Free to enroll and participate in class. Only make a one-time payment if you choose to pursue certification: $850
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