Certified Medical Assistant II

Baylor Scott & White Health•Grapevine, TX

2d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Certified Medical Assistant II, you support patients’ physical well-being under a physician’s guidance. The role combines clinical duties—including assisting with examinations and treatments, documenting patient information, taking vital signs, performing routine tests, collecting specimens, administering medications, and providing basic wound care—with administrative responsibilities such as answering calls and scheduling appointments. You also contribute to team productivity through huddles and meetings and assist with mentoring and training staff. The position emphasizes teamwork and a positive learning atmosphere. The role is based in OBGYN at 1631 Lancaster Dr, Grapevine, TX 76051. The schedule is full-time, weekdays, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least two years of professional experience.
Obtain Basic Life Support (BLS) certification within 30 days of joining.
Hold a medical assistant credential from one of the following: NCMA from NCCT; CMA from AAMA or ARMA; CCMA from NHA; RMA from AMT, AAMP, or AAH; NRCMA from NAHP; or CMAC from AMCA.
Understand safe medical practice and precise medication administration.
Document patient information accurately.
Monitor patients’ physical health and report abnormal findings.
Be proficient in administering injections and drawing blood.
Be familiar with medical terminology.
Demonstrate strong patient-care skills and a comforting bedside manner.
Follow physicians’ instructions closely.
Have experience with medical charts and records.

Nice To Haves

Experience in OBGYN, Family Medicine, or Internal Medicine.

Responsibilities

Assist during patient examinations and treatments under a physician’s guidance.
Set up treatment rooms for examinations and ensure they are clean after procedures.
Accompany patients from the waiting area and prepare them for examinations.
Interview patients to obtain medical information and document it in their medical histories.
Take and record patient vital signs.
Perform routine patient tests, process electrocardiograms, and collect specimen samples.
Administer medications as instructed by a physician.
Change dressings and remove sutures and staples.
Answer calls and schedule appointments.
Promote team productivity through huddles and meetings.
Assist with mentoring and training staff members.