Under the direction of a provider and as a member of the health care team, the Certified Medical Assistant helps coordinate patient examinations, treatment, and health care planning. The role also supports patient care and office operations by performing clinical and clerical functions and following established protocols, policies, procedures, and standardized workflows. The position prepares and rooms patients, obtains and documents vital signs and patient information, reviews medication and social histories, supports age-appropriate screenings, performs back-office testing, and assists providers with examinations and procedures. It may include scribing after additional training, patient follow-up, communicating test results under provider direction, administering and documenting medications, maintaining exam rooms and supplies, sterilizing instruments, checking equipment, and documenting care in the electronic health record. Floating or travel between physician office locations may be required. Employees must meet applicable certification requirements. Those who graduated from a medical assistant program within five years or have proof of one year of medical assistant work experience within the last three years must complete certification training and/or attempt testing within 30 days of hire and obtain certification within 120 days of hire. Employees who do not meet those criteria may have the opportunity to take a company-proctored certification exam when qualified. The role also requires compliance with ethical, legal, privacy, information-security, and company conduct requirements.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED