Medical Assistant

Overview

• Provide medical support to healthcare providers and assist with clinical activities under the supervision of the Nurse Manager.
• Ensure clinic operations run smoothly by maintaining equipment and supplies and preparing patient documentation.
• Perform patient intake procedures, including obtaining chief complaints and vital signs, and document them accurately.
• Assist with patient care tasks and procedures as directed by medical providers or the Nurse Manager.
• Maintain universal precautions and adhere to clinical safety standards during all activities.
• Perform phlebotomy and other clinical tasks as required to support patient care.
• Ensure readiness for schedule changes, including late clinics and potential Saturday shifts.
• Collaborate effectively with a diverse patient population, including HIV, LGBTQ, pediatric, adult, and homeless individuals.

Key Responsibilities & Duties

• Organize and prepare patient summary sheets and charts for daily clinic operations.
• Check exam rooms for readiness, restock supplies, and clean as necessary.
• Call patients from the lobby into exam rooms and assist with their intake.
• Obtain and document patient vital signs in the electronic medical record system.
• Assist medical providers with patient care tasks and procedures as needed.
• Perform phlebotomy and other clinical tasks to support patient care.
• Maintain universal precautions and adhere to clinical safety standards during all activities.
• Collaborate effectively with a diverse patient population to ensure high-quality care.
• Adapt to schedule changes, including late clinics and potential Saturday shifts.

Job Requirements

• High School diploma or GED required; Medical Assistant certification mandatory.
• Minimum of 1 year of healthcare experience preferred; entry-level candidates considered.
• Bilingual candidates preferred to support diverse patient populations.
• Proficiency in electronic medical records systems and basic computer literacy required.
• Strong clinical skills and ability to perform phlebotomy effectively.
• Ability to communicate clearly and professionally with patients and team members.
• Flexibility to adapt to schedule changes, including late clinics and Saturday shifts.
• Commitment to providing compassionate care to diverse patient populations.