Medical Assistant II-Physician Clinic PRN

Uintah Basin Medical Center•Roosevelt, UT

About The Position

The Medical Assistant II supports physicians in an ambulatory clinic by managing patient flow, providing direct patient care, and maintaining clinical operations. The role performs clinical procedures and diagnostic testing, administers medications, collects and prepares specimens, and completes patient assessments and intake. It also supports patient education, clinical communications, referrals, and continuity of care while maintaining equipment readiness and accurate documentation in the Electronic Health Record (EHR). The position requires compliance with safety, regulatory, confidentiality, and organizational standards.

Requirements

Successful completion of a Medical Assistant Program; certification must be provided upon hire.
Current national MA certification or registration: Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) through AMT, National Certified Medical Assistant (NCMA), Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA), or Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) through AAMA; alternatively, a current Utah LPN license.
Ability to apply specialized clinical knowledge to complex patient situations, recognize critical changes in patient status, and initiate appropriate interventions within scope of practice.
Comprehensive understanding of pharmacology, disease processes, and treatment protocols relevant to ambulatory care.
High proficiency with EHR use for care management, e-prescribing, quality metrics reporting, and clinical documentation.
Strong communication skills to explain complex medical information to diverse patient populations and advocate for patients.
Professional conduct, excellent attendance, punctuality, patient confidentiality, and the ability to maintain cooperative working relationships.

Responsibilities

Perform specialized clinical tasks under provider supervision, including sterile procedures, wound care, and suture or staple removal.
Administer medications, including injections, vaccinations, and oral medications; monitor and document patient responses.
Perform diagnostic testing, including venipuncture and EKG/ECG testing; collect arterial blood gases if trained and licensed.
Collect, label, and prepare laboratory specimens according to biohazard protocols.
Conduct patient assessments and clinical intake, including reconciliation of medications, allergies, and medical history.
Educate patients and families about treatment plans, pre- and post-operative instructions, chronic disease management, and medication adherence.
Process prescription refill authorizations and coordinate prior authorizations with pharmacies and insurance companies.
Coordinate external referrals, diagnostic testing, and hospital follow-up appointments to support continuity of care.
Maintain clinical readiness, including sterilizing and calibrating specialized medical equipment.
Document procedures and interventions accurately in the EHR for compliance, billing, and quality reporting.
Maintain professional conduct, attendance, appropriate attire, and identification badge use.
Maintain cooperative working relationships with physicians, administration, and staff, and represent the organization positively in the community.
Protect patient confidentiality and comply with organizational policies on ethical business practices.
Arrive on time, manage time effectively throughout the shift, and demonstrate the Healing Model.