About the Role: The Certified Medical Assistant plays a critical role in supporting healthcare providers in our Ambulatory Surgery Center by delivering high-quality clinical and administrative assistance. The role demands a thorough understanding of medical terminology and general medical knowledge to accurately document patient information and communicate effectively with healthcare teams. Ultimately, this position contributes to a positive patient experience and supports the overall effectiveness of healthcare services in the facility. Minimum Qualifications: • Current Certification as a Medical Assistant from an accredited organization. • Proven experience in clinical tasks including vital signs measurement. • Strong knowledge of medical terminology and general medical procedures. • Ability to work effectively with healthcare professionals. • Excellent organizational and communication skills. • Current BLS Certification Preferred Qualifications: • Experience working in a healthcare setting. • Familiarity with electronic health record (EHR) systems. • Training or experience in patient education and counseling. Responsibilities: • Assist with patient dressing, hygiene, mobility, and transport. • Assist healthcare providers during patient examinations. • Perform clinical tasks and administering basic patient care. • Manage patient records, update medical charts, and ensure accurate documentation using medical terminology. • Maintain patient areas. • Respond to patient needs or triage clinical requests appropriately. • Handle medical office communications and perform general administrative duties as needed. Skills: The required skills such as medical assisting, vital signs, and basic patient care are essential for performing clinical duties accurately and safely on a daily basis. Knowledge of medical terminology enables clear and precise documentation and communication with healthcare providers and patients. Skills in patient care ensure that individuals receive compassionate and effective support throughout their visit. The ability to assist clinical staff directly impacts the efficiency and quality of patient care.