Medical Assistant Overview • The Medical Assistant serves as the initial point of contact for patient care, ensuring a seamless and professional experience. • Perform both administrative and clinical duties, contributing to efficient healthcare operations and patient satisfaction. • Engage in semi-routine assignments requiring interpretation of policies and independent discretion within defined parameters. • Collaborate closely with physicians and advanced practice providers to deliver high-quality patient care. • Administer medications and vaccines, conduct diagnostic tests, and perform phlebotomy and specimen collection. • Maintain and sterilize equipment, ensuring examination rooms are prepared and compliant with healthcare standards. • Document patient information accurately in electronic medical records, supporting effective communication and care coordination. • Contribute to patient-facing initiatives, including tuberculosis screening and adherence to safety protocols. Medical Assistant Key Responsibilities & Duties • Perform clinical tasks such as obtaining vital signs, discussing symptoms, and administering treatments. • Conduct diagnostic screenings, phlebotomy, and specimen collection with precision and care. • Ensure examination rooms are clean, sterilized, and prepared for patient visits. • Collaborate with healthcare providers to deliver personalized patient care and support. • Document patient information in electronic medical records, ensuring accuracy and compliance. • Follow standard procedures while exercising discretion in prioritizing tasks and assignments. • Participate in value-based care initiatives, including HEDIS and CPT/ICD coding. • Provide bilingual communication support when required, enhancing patient experience and accessibility. Medical Assistant Job Requirements • High school diploma or equivalent; successful completion of a medical assistant training program preferred. • Certified or Registered Medical Assistant certification required for specific states. • CPR certification and tuberculosis screening compliance are mandatory. • Experience in phlebotomy, medication administration, and diagnostic testing preferred. • Knowledge of HEDIS, CPT/ICD coding, and CAHPS/HOS patient experience is advantageous. • Bilingual proficiency in English and Spanish is highly desirable. • Ability to work independently while adhering to healthcare policies and standards. • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail in patient care and administrative duties.