Medical Assistant Overview • The Medical Assistant role offers a dynamic opportunity to support clinical and administrative operations in a fast-paced healthcare environment. • Provide compassionate patient care while assisting physicians and clinical staff with examinations and procedures. • Perform routine clinical duties, including obtaining vital signs and documenting patient medical histories. • Administer medications and injections as directed, ensuring adherence to safety protocols. • Maintain clean and organized exam rooms, supporting infection-control standards. • Assist with scheduling, referrals, and other administrative responsibilities to enhance operational efficiency. • Engage in professional development opportunities within a well-established healthcare organization. • Opportunity for temp-to-hire, offering long-term career growth potential. Medical Assistant Key Responsibilities & Duties • Room and prepare patients for examinations, ensuring a smooth clinical workflow. • Obtain and document vital signs and patient medical histories accurately. • Assist physicians and clinical staff during examinations and procedures. • Perform routine clinical tasks within the scope of practice, including specimen collection. • Administer medications and injections as directed, adhering to protocols. • Maintain accurate and timely patient documentation using EMR systems. • Assist with scheduling, referrals, and administrative duties to support patient care. • Ensure compliance with HIPAA, safety, and infection-control protocols. Medical Assistant Job Requirements • Associate of Science (AS) degree required; CMA/RMA certification preferred. • Minimum of 1 year of Medical Assistant experience; 3 years preferred. • Proficiency in clinical and administrative medical assisting tasks. • Strong communication and interpersonal skills to interact effectively with patients and staff. • Attention to detail and organizational skills to manage fast-paced environments. • Experience with EMR systems is preferred, ensuring accurate documentation. • Professional and dependable demeanor with a patient-focused approach. • Knowledge of HIPAA regulations and infection-control protocols.