Medical Assistant Float

P3 Health Partners•Henderson, NV

5d•$20 - $23•Onsite

About The Position

Overall Purpose The Float Medical Assistant is responsible for providing both clinical and administrative support across various clinic locations within the P3 Medical Group. This position will serve as a flexible resource, offering staffing coverage where needed—including rural and urban clinics—ensuring continuity of care and clinic operations. When not providing in-clinic support, the Float MA will perform administrative duties from the Seven Hills clinic. This position is crucial in supporting P3’s mission to improve outcomes, enhance patient and provider experience, and lower the cost of care. Work Location & Schedule Home base: Seven Hills clinic Schedule: Monday through Friday, 5/8s (8 hours per day) Travel: Required throughout the Medical Group footprint, including rural areas

Requirements

Strong adaptability and willingness to work in various clinical environments
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
Ability to function both independently and within a multidisciplinary team
High level of accountability and reliability
Demonstrates problem-solving and critical thinking skills
Knowledge of medical terminology, clinical protocols, and EMR systems
Strong organizational and multitasking skills
2+ years clinical experience, preferably in a managed care setting
High school diploma/GED required
Completion of Medical Assistant training program or equivalent work experience
Current BLS Certification (required)
MA certification required (CMA, RMA, or equivalent)
Reliable transportation is required for travel to various clinic locations
Must be comfortable with occasional last-minute schedule or location changes

Nice To Haves

Previous experience in a float or multi-site position is highly preferred
Familiarity with EMRs and quality-based care initiatives
National MA certification preferred

Responsibilities

Promotes the mission, vision, and values of P3 Health Partners
Provides clinic coverage as assigned, including rural and high-need locations
Verifies and documents patient information, medical history, vital signs, and reconciles medications
Performs clinical procedures including venipuncture, ear lavage, medication administration, specimen handling
Supports administrative tasks: pursuit lists, chart preparation, gap closure outreach, patient callbacks, staff box coverage, etc.
Ensures accurate and timely documentation in EMR systems
Upholds patient confidentiality and complies with regulatory and legal standards
Maintains readiness of medical supplies and equipment across assigned clinics
Demonstrates flexibility, adaptability, and strong time management in a changing environment
Participates in team meetings and quality improvement efforts across the Medical Group