Medical Assistant

Medical Assistant IAre you passionate about providing compassionate, high-quality patient care and supporting families in a pediatric healthcare setting? Our client is seeking a dedicated Medical Assistant I to join their outpatient clinic team in Sunnyvale. In this role, you'll support physicians and clinical staff with patient care, routine procedures, room preparation, documentation, specimen collection, and other clinical and administrative responsibilities. We're looking for someone who is dependable, detail-oriented, compassionate, and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment while providing exceptional service to children, families, and healthcare teams. If you're ready to make a meaningful difference in pediatric care, we'd love to hear from you!About the JobCompetitive pay: $30.00 - $32.00 per hourGreat Schedule: Monday - FridayShift Times: 8:45 AM - 5:15 PMDuration: 3-month contract (LOA coverage)Location: Sunnyvale, CaliforniaBenefitsGreat working locationHealth insuranceRefer-a-friend bonusWeekly payroll24-hour accessibilityPersonalized serviceRequiredHigh School Diploma or GED equivalentMinimum 1-2 years of MA experienceCompletion of a recognized Medical Assistant training programBasic Life Support (BLS) certification through the American Heart Association (AHA) or RQI Healthcare Provider BLSKnowledge of medical terminologyAbility to perform routine clinical procedures within the Medical Assistant scope of practiceAbility to communicate clearly and effectively with patients, families, providers, and staffAbility to follow oral and written instructions and established clinical protocolsAbility to prioritize multiple tasks and work efficiently in a high-volume clinical environmentPreferredPrevious pediatric healthcare experienceCertified Medical Assistant (CMA)Previous experience working in an outpatient or specialty clinicExperience with electronic medical records (EMR/EHR), preferably EpicPrevious experience with phlebotomy, venipuncture, injections, specimen collection, and point-of-care testingSkills & AbilitiesAbility to interact appropriately and compassionately with infants, toddlers, school-age children, adolescents, families, and healthcare staff while considering age, cultural, and developmental needsKnowledge of medical terminology and basic clinical proceduresAbility to take and accurately document vital signsKnowledge of computer systems and software used in a clinical settingAbility to communicate clearly, both verbally and in writingStrong organizational skills and attention to detailAbility to prioritize and manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced environmentAbility to recognize and promptly communicate patient concerns, symptoms, reactions, and changes to licensed clinical personnelAbility to remain calm and professional in stressful or emergency situationsStrong customer service skills and a patient- and family-centered approachAbility to work independently while collaborating effectively with physicians, nurses, and other members of the healthcare teamResponsibilitiesEscort patients to examination rooms and measure and document vital signs and medication informationPrepare patients for examinations and treatments and perform routine screening testsPrepare examination rooms, equipment, and supplies before patient visits and clean and disinfect rooms after visitsAssist physicians and other providers with sterile and non-sterile procedure set-ups, examinations, and patient proceduresAdminister medications by intradermal, subcutaneous, or intramuscular injection under the appropriate authorization and supervision of licensed clinical personnelPerform phlebotomy, venipuncture, specimen collection, and other technical supportive services according to established procedures and competenciesPerform routine clinical procedures such as dressing changes, suture or cast removal, wound care, ear lavage, and other specialty-specific procedures as directedPerform routine screening procedures, including vision and audiometric screenings, as directed by licensed clinical staffCollect, label, handle, and transport specimens to the appropriate laboratory according to established protocolsPerform and document point-of-care testing as requiredDocument accurate and complete clinical information in the patient's medical record, including patient calls and clinical updatesReport patient concerns, symptoms, reactions, and changes in condition to the appropriate RN, NP, physician, or other licensed clinical personnelProvide patients and families with appropriate education materials and instructionsProcess prescription refill requests according to established practice guidelinesPick up and receive medications from the pharmacy and follow department procedures for secure medication storage, temperature monitoring, and returnsMaintain appropriate inventory of clinical supplies and replenish examination rooms as neededMaintain clean, organized, and safe examination rooms, hallways, and work areasProvide directions and information to patients and families according to established guidelines and provider instructionsSupport a patient- and family-centered environment while maintaining confidentiality, professionalism, and respectFollow all applicable safety, quality, infection prevention, patient rights, and organizational policies and proceduresAbout UsPower Personnel has been working with healthcare professionals like you since 1994. 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