The Medical Office Assistant supports medical providers with direct patient care, clerical and environmental duties, and organizational compliance tasks. The role manages appointment scheduling and patient charts, and provides patients with care and information so they can use and benefit from clinic services. The assistant is expected to convey a positive image of the clinic and is subject to call-back and overtime as required by the clinic. The position includes supporting patient flow and procedures, assisting patients with mobility and other needs, collecting histories and specimens, performing screenings and laboratory tests as ordered, administering medications and treatments within scope of practice, documenting care, and reporting changes in patient condition or adverse reactions. It also includes maintaining records, coordinating referrals and appointments, managing supplies, cleaning and sterilizing rooms and equipment, and following clinic and system policies. The assistant may respond to emergencies, initiate CPR or other appropriate action, and provide orientation guidance to new employees and students. A high school diploma is required. Some college or attendance at, or graduation from, a Medical Office Assistant training program is preferred. MOA certification is required, and CPR certification must be attained during the introductory period and maintained during employment. Preferred experience is at least one year in a health care field; on-the-job training is provided for further skills.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED