Medical Assistant Overview • The Medical Assistant serves as the first point of contact for patient care, ensuring a welcoming and efficient experience. • Perform a combination of clinical and administrative tasks to support healthcare operations and patient satisfaction. • Engage in direct patient care activities, including discussing symptoms, obtaining vital signs, and administering medications or vaccines. • Conduct diagnostic screenings, collect specimens, and perform phlebotomy tasks as required. • Maintain examination rooms, sterilize equipment, and ensure cleanliness and readiness for patient visits. • Collaborate closely with physicians and advanced practice providers to deliver high-quality patient care. • Document patient information accurately into electronic medical records systems to ensure compliance and data integrity. • Work within defined parameters, exercising discretion and prioritization to meet quality standards and deadlines. Medical Assistant Key Responsibilities & Duties • Perform clinical tasks such as obtaining vital signs, administering medications, and conducting diagnostic tests. • Handle administrative duties including scheduling appointments, managing patient records, and coordinating with healthcare teams. • Ensure examination rooms are prepared and equipment sterilized for patient visits. • Collaborate with physicians and advanced practice providers to deliver comprehensive patient care. • Perform phlebotomy and specimen collection tasks with precision and care. • Document patient information into electronic medical records systems with accuracy and attention to detail. • Participate in patient-facing activities, ensuring compliance with healthcare protocols and standards. • Follow established procedures while exercising discretion and prioritization in task management. Medical Assistant Job Requirements • High school diploma or equivalent is required; completion of a Medical Assistant training program preferred. • Certified or Registered Medical Assistant credentials preferred for specific state requirements. • CPR certification is mandatory for patient-facing roles. • Experience in phlebotomy, medication/vaccine administration, and clinical tasks is advantageous. • Knowledge of HEDIS, CPT/ICD coding, and CAHPS/HOS patient experience is preferred. • Bilingual proficiency in English and Spanish is desirable, subject to passing a proficiency exam. • Ability to work on-site during standard business hours, Monday through Friday. • Compliance with Tuberculosis screening program requirements is necessary for patient-facing roles.