Medical Assistant

Overview

• Provide medical support to healthcare providers and assist with clinical activities under the direction of the Nurse Manager.
• Ensure exam rooms are prepared, stocked, and cleaned for patient encounters, maintaining a safe and organized environment.
• Perform patient intake procedures, including obtaining vital signs and documenting them in electronic medical records.
• Assist with patient care tasks, including phlebotomy, as directed by medical providers or Nurse Manager.
• Maintain universal precautions and adhere to safety protocols in all clinical activities.
• Support clinic operations by organizing patient summary sheets and charts for daily use.
• Collaborate with the healthcare team to ensure efficient and effective patient care delivery.
• Adapt to schedule changes, including late clinics and possible weekend shifts, as required.

Key Responsibilities & Duties

• Prepare and organize patient charts and summary sheets for daily clinic operations.
• Restock and clean exam rooms, ensuring readiness for patient encounters.
• Perform patient intake, including obtaining chief complaints and vital signs.
• Document patient information accurately in electronic medical records systems.
• Assist medical providers with patient care tasks, including phlebotomy and other clinical procedures.
• Maintain universal precautions and adhere to safety protocols during all clinical activities.
• Provide support for clinic operations and contribute to a cohesive healthcare team environment.
• Adapt to schedule changes and fulfill duties during late clinics and potential weekend shifts.

Job Requirements

• High School diploma or GED required; Medical Assistant certification mandatory.
• Minimum of 1 year of healthcare experience preferred, with strong clinical skills.
• Proficiency in electronic medical records systems and computer literacy.
• Bilingual capabilities are preferred to enhance patient communication.
• Ability to adapt to schedule changes, including late clinics and potential weekend shifts.
• Strong communication skills and a stable work history are essential.
• Experience working with diverse patient populations, including pediatrics, adults, and underserved communities.
• Commitment to maintaining universal precautions and safety protocols in clinical settings.