Pediatric Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) – Phlebotomy Focus

Child Health Associates•Auburn, MA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Child Health Associates is seeking a Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) with strong phlebotomy skills to join our pediatric team in Auburn, MA. We are a busy, well-established pediatric practice that values teamwork, respect, and creating a positive experience for both our patients and our employees. Phlebotomy will be a core function of this position. The successful candidate must be comfortable and proficient with drawing blood and have experience performing venipuncture in a clinical setting. Phlebotomy certification is preferred but not required. As a CMA, you'll work closely with providers, nurses, and fellow clinical staff to support the care of infants, children, and adolescents. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who is confident in their clinical skills, enjoys working with families, thrives in a fast-paced environment, and wants to be part of a team that genuinely enjoys working together.

Requirements

Current Medical Assistant Certification required
Demonstrated proficiency in phlebotomy and venipuncture required
Must be comfortable performing blood draws regularly as a core responsibility of the position
Phlebotomy certification preferred, but not required
High school diploma or equivalent

Nice To Haves

Pediatric phlebotomy experience strongly preferred
Pediatric, primary care, or outpatient clinical experience preferred
Strong communication and customer service skills
Excellent attention to detail and organizational abilities
Ability to help children and families feel comfortable during blood draws and other procedures
Ability to multitask and work efficiently in a busy clinical environment
Positive attitude and commitment to providing compassionate care

Responsibilities

Perform venipuncture and blood collection as a regular and essential part of the position
Prepare patients for blood draws and provide reassurance and age-appropriate support to children and families
Properly label, handle, process, and prepare blood specimens for testing
Room patients and obtain vital signs, height, weight, and other routine measurements
Perform hearing and vision screenings
Collect specimens and assist with point-of-care testing
Administer clinic-approved medications
Assist providers during examinations and procedures
Document patient information accurately in the electronic medical record (EMR)
Prepare and maintain exam rooms and clinical supplies
Support laboratory workflows, including specimen processing and test reporting
Maintain laboratory equipment and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards
Communicate effectively with patients, families, providers, and team members to support exceptional patient care