Medical Assistant

Job Description

Job Description

Medical Assistant Job Duties and responsibilities.

• Prepare and compound sterile intravenous (IV) medications, solutions, and admixtures in accordance with physician orders and established pharmacy procedures. 
• Maintain strict compliance with sterile compounding standards, infection control protocols, and applicable regulatory requirements. 
• Accurately calculate, measure, and mix medications for IV administration. 
• Label, package, and document compounded preparations to ensure patient safety and medication traceability. 
• Operate and maintain laboratory equipment used in sterile compounding and IV preparation. 
• Monitor inventory levels of medications, supplies, and sterile compounding materials; assist with ordering and stocking as needed. 
• Perform quality assurance checks to verify accuracy, sterility, and proper storage of compounded products. 
• Assist patients with medication preparation, distribution, and related pharmacy operations. 
• Maintain a clean, organized, and compliant cleanroom environment, including routine cleaning and environmental monitoring activities. 
• Review medication orders for completeness and report discrepancies to the supervisor. 
• Ensure proper handling, storage, and disposal of medications and hazardous materials. 
• Document all compounding activities and maintain accurate records in pharmacy management systems. 
• Collaborate with pharmacists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to support safe and effective patient care. 
• Participate in training, competency assessments, and continuing education programs as required.
• Setting IVs, administering injections (IM, SQ,) patient education and support.  

Qualifications

• 1 years verifiable experienced  Medical Assistant required.
• Medical Assistant  Certification and State registration/licensure as required by local regulations. 
• Previous sterile compounding or IV preparation experience desired.
• Knowledge of Laboratory or Clinical regulations preferred. 
• Strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and commitment to patient safety. 
• Ability to work independently and as part of a healthcare team.