Certified Medical Assistant

Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) Position Purpose Under the direction of a licensed medical provider, the Medical Assistant assists in the examination and treatment of patients, ensuring high-quality patient care and efficient clinical operations. Job Responsibilities Perform patient interviews and obtain relevant health information Prepare patients for provider care and examinations Measure vital signs; observe, report, and document patient signs and symptoms in the medical record Prepare and maintain treatment rooms for patient examinations Provide basic first aid as needed Perform basic laboratory procedures and/or collect routine laboratory specimens within scope of practice Assist patients with ambulation and the use of assistive devices Participate in individualized patient care plans in collaboration with the healthcare team Maintain complete, accurate, and timely patient records Ensure a safe, clean, and organized work environment in compliance with healthcare regulations Adhere to infection control standards, hospital policies, and departmental procedures Monitor equipment functionality and assist with inventory management Adapt to change and support workplace initiatives in a positive and professional manner Work irregular or extended hours as required Wear personal protective equipment (PPE) as directed Perform other duties as assigned Education High School Diploma or equivalent required Successful completion of an accredited Medical Assistant program required Licenses/Certifications Current BLS (Basic Life Support) Certification required Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) required Experience One (1) year of clinical experience strongly preferred Work Conditions This position regularly involves exposure to bloodborne and airborne pathogens and direct patient contact in a variety of situations. The role may include exposure to unpleasant elements such as injuries, illness, and chemicals. Candidates must be able to manage emergency, crisis, or high-pressure situations, handle frequent interruptions, and work varying or irregular hours. Sound judgment is required, as actions may directly impact patient outcomes. #J-18808-Ljbffr