Medical Assistant

Job Description

Job Description

Certified Medical Assistant

Full-Time | Monday–Friday | No Weekends

Center for Urologic Care of Berks County (CUC) is looking for full-time Certified Medical Assistants to join our clinical team!

Our Medical Assistants are an essential part of the patient experience. They help patients feel comfortable and cared for while also keeping our providers and clinical teams moving efficiently throughout the day.

We're looking for someone who combines compassionate patient care with strong clinical skills, attention to detail, and a team-first attitude. If you enjoy being hands-on, staying busy, and building relationships with patients while continuing to grow your clinical knowledge, this may be a great fit.

What You'll Do

As a Certified Medical Assistant, you'll work closely with our physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, and other members of the clinical team to provide safe, efficient, patient-centered care.

Responsibilities may include:

Rooming patients and preparing them for their visit

Obtaining and documenting vital signs, medical histories, medications, allergies, and other clinical information

Preparing exam and procedure rooms and ensuring appropriate supplies and equipment are available

Assisting providers with office-based examinations and procedures

Performing clinical tasks within the Medical Assistant's training, certification, and scope of responsibility

Collecting and preparing specimens and assisting with point-of-care testing as applicable

Providing patients with clear instructions and reinforcing provider-directed education

Accurately documenting information in the electronic medical record

Supporting prescription, testing, referral, and follow-up workflows as assigned

Communicating patient needs and concerns appropriately to nurses and providers

Following infection prevention, safety, HIPAA, and clinical quality standards

Helping maintain efficient patient flow throughout the office

Working collaboratively across the clinical team to ensure patients receive timely, coordinated care

You May Be a Great Fit If You:

Genuinely enjoy caring for and connecting with patients

Have strong clinical skills and attention to detail

Are comfortable working in a busy medical office where priorities can change throughout the day

Communicate professionally and compassionately with patients, providers, and coworkers

Take ownership of your responsibilities and follow through

Recognize when a patient concern needs to be escalated to a nurse or provider

Are organized, dependable, and comfortable learning new workflows and technology

Enjoy being part of a team and are willing to step in where needed

Bring a positive, solutions-focused approach to your work

Want to continue learning and expanding your clinical knowledge

Why CUC?

Center for Urologic Care of Berks County is a privately and independently physician-owned urology practicecommitted to providing exceptional specialty care to our community.

Our physicians aren't simply the providers caring for our patients—they are also the owners of our organization and are personally invested in the success of our practice, our employees, and the community we serve. Our Medical Assistants anicipate the needs of our providers and play an important role in delivering the level of care and experience we want every patient to receive.

Our team is guided by the values we believe should show up in how we care for our patients and how we work with one another:

Teamwork • Patient Focus • Ethics & Integrity • Accountability • Collaboration

What We Offer

Eligible employees have access to a competitive benefits package, including:

Health and wellness benefits

Paid time away, including your birthday

Monday–Friday scheduling

No regularly scheduled weekends

Opportunities to learn and develop specialty skills in urology

Opportunities for continued professional growth within an established specialty practice

A collaborative environment where your contribution matters

No Urology Experience? That's Okay. Urology is a specialty, and we don't expect every great Medical Assistant to come to us already knowing it. We are willing to teach the right person. What matters to us is finding someone who has a strong clinical foundation, treats patients with compassion, takes pride in doing things the right way, and wants to continue learning.

If you're looking for an opportunity to use your clinical skills, build meaningful relationships with patients, learn a specialty, and become an important part of a close-knit clinical team, we'd love to meet you.