If it was cold, of course, they would be more wrapped up. Children also often wore only cloth wrapped around their middles like wrap skirts or shorts. Greek men mostly wore a tunic, a sort of knee-length t-shirt made of wool or linen, tied with a belt at the waist. Men used the fold of cloth over their belt as a pocket. Often, as in this statuette, they wore their tunic only over one shoulder, as a himation.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics states that as of May 2011, medical office assistants averaged an annual salary of $30,170, or $14.51 per hour. However, highs reached more than $40,810 per year, or $19.62 per hour, while lows fell to less than $20,880, or $10.04.
As of February 2014, back-office medical assistants earned an average of $35,000 per year, reports job and salary site Indeed. While physicians' offices employ more medical assistants than any other type of health care facility, they tend to pay less than hospitals and outpatient care facilities.he AAMA reported similar findings in its 2013 salary survey, with medical assistants working in physicians' offices averaging $29,749 and those employed by hospitals averaging $33,745 per year.