Medical Assistant/ Clinical Technologist

Medical Assistant/ Clinical Technologist Paradise Valley, Arizona, United States About the Role: As a Clinical Technologist, you'll be a critical member of our team, supporting patient flow and engaging in various clinical support tasks. After completing your initial training (4-6 weeks), you'll perform all job responsibilities independently with confidence. This entry-level role is ideal for MAs and PCTs looking to expand their skills and take on new challenges in a fast-paced clinic environment. Key Responsibilities: Patient Care Support: Assist with patient rooming, verification, and vitals documentation. Use eCW to update patient status and maintain smooth patient flow. Procedure Support: Prepare exam rooms, support sterile and non-sterile procedures, assist in surgical procedures, and follow CDC and OSHA guidelines for safety and cleanliness. Documentation & Inventory: Document patient information, complete consent forms, manage inventory, and keep exam rooms stocked. Compliance & Confidentiality: Uphold all HIPAA standards, follow UVVC's Core Values and Standards of Conduct, and maintain the highest level of patient confidentiality. Qualifications: High School diploma or equivalent Minimum of one year of experience as a Medical Assistant, Patient Care Technician, Surgical Technician, or Scrub Technician in a patient care setting Certification: BLS certification required within 60 days of hire (American Heart Association preferred) Preferred completion of an accredited MA or Surgical Technologist program Strong communication skills and experience with electronic medical records (EMR) Dependable, punctual, and knowledgeable in medical terminology Why UVVC? At United Vein & Vascular Centers, you'll be part of a dedicated team focused on quality patient care, career growth, and a supportive work environment. If you're passionate about making a difference and thrive in a collaborative setting, we'd love to meet you! About us: UVVC, is a leading provider of comprehensive vein and vascular care with over 60 clinics across Arizona, Illinois, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Texas, and expanding. Our mission is to revolutionize vascular care by delivering an all-inclusive clinic experience that addresses every aspect of lower extremity vein, vascular, and wound conditions. United Vein & Vascular Centers (UVVC) is distinguished by its innovative approach to diagnosing and treating a variety of vascular conditions that affect the pelvis and lower extremities. With a team of committed specialists, cutting-edge medical technology, and a patient-centric approach that emphasizes minimally invasive procedures, UVVC ensures superior care and optimal outcomes for its patients. As set forth in United Vein & Vascular Centers's Equal Employment Opportunity policy,we do not discriminate on the basis of any protected group status under any applicable law. 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