• Benefits from Day One

• Paid Time Off from Day One

• Career Development

• Whole Person Wellbeing Resources

• Mental Health Resources and Support

o Performs initial response-screening following protocols under the direction of the supervising physician.

o Cleans, prepares, and maintains examinations rooms and treatment areas.

o Prepares patients for examinations, procedures, and treatments.

o Assists with examinations, procedures, and treatments.

o Prepares specimens for outside lab testing, as ordered by the physician.

o May provide specialized care in iatrogenic injuries and podiatric disease and disorders.

o Checks sample medications for overstocking and date of expiration. Labels samples according to protocol before they are dispensed to patients. Logs in, and disposes of, sample medications according to policy.

o Manually cleans dirty instruments and packages instruments for sterilization.

o Schedules patients’ inpatient/outpatient admissions and procedures.

o May be required to travel as needed to fulfill staffing needs.

• Minimum qualifications:

o Current, valid CPR certification (American Heart Association BLS).

o Must be currently certified and maintain certification by one of the following:

o American Association of Medical Assistants (“AAMA”) for Certified Medical Assistants

o American Medical Certification Association (“AMCA”) for Clinical Medical Assistant Certification

o American Medical Technologists (“AMT”) for Registered Medical Assistant

o National Association for Health Professionals (“NAHP”) for Nationally Registered Certified Medical Assistant

o National Center for Competency Testing (“NCCT”) for National Certified Medical Assistant

o National Certification Medical Association (“NCMA”) for Registered Clinical Medical Assistant Specialist

o National Health Career Association (“NHA”) for Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA)

• Education and Experience Preferred:

o One year of practical medical assisting experience

o Graduate of medical assisting program