$41K median salary • Top employers hiring now
Arizona's healthcare industry employs over 340,000 workers and generates $42 billion annually—one of the state's fastest-growing sectors. The Phoenix metro alone adds 50,000+ new residents yearly, driving unprecedented healthcare expansion. Banner Health dominates with 30+ hospitals, while Mayo Clinic's Arizona campus brings world-class research. Tucson anchors southern Arizona with Banner University Medical Center and El Rio Community Health. The state's retiree population and Sun Corridor growth ensure sustained healthcare demand.
Ideal for candidates with prior MA clinical experience who need certification to validate their skills for Arizona employers.
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Understanding the AZ healthcare job market:
Arizona's healthcare industry employs over 340,000 workers and generates $42 billion annually—one of the state's fastest-growing sectors. The Phoenix metro alone adds 50,000+ new residents yearly, driving unprecedented healthcare expansion. Banner Health dominates with 30+ hospitals, while Mayo Clinic's Arizona campus brings world-class research. Tucson anchors southern Arizona with Banner University Medical Center and El Rio Community Health. The state's retiree population and Sun Corridor growth ensure sustained healthcare demand.
AZ salary ranges by experience level:
Phoenix pays highest with Banner and Mayo competing for clinical talent. Tucson offers university wages with lower cost of living. Bilingual Spanish adds $2,500-$4,500 premium. Mayo Clinic positions command top dollar but are competitive. Specialty clinics (cardiology, dermatology, orthopedics) often pay above general practice.
Arizona's rapidly expanding healthcare market features regional giants actively recruiting CMAs:
Where the jobs are in Arizona:
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Common questions about MA jobs in Arizona:
Arizona's healthcare industry employs over 340,000 workers and generates $42 billion annually—one of the state's fastest-growing sectors. The Phoenix metro alone adds 50,000+ new residents yearly, driving unprecedented healthcare expansion. Banner Health dominates with 30+ hospitals, while Mayo Clinic's Arizona campus brings world-class research. Tucson anchors southern Arizona with Banner University Medical Center and El Rio Community Health. The state's retiree population and Sun Corridor growth ensure sustained healthcare demand.
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