Role OverviewThe Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) will serve as a key member of the patient care team in an ambulatory setting, working closely with providers and other clinical and administrative staff to deliver an exceptional patient experience.
What You Will Do
Greet patients and visitors, prepare patients for their visit, perform venipuncture, collect and label specimens, enter accurate charges into the EHR, and assist providers or other clinical staff with in-office procedures.
Why It Might Be a Fit
Previous medical assisting experience in an outpatient setting and multi-specialty experience in a high-volume setting are preferred.
Requirements
- High school graduate or equivalency
- Graduated from an accredited Medical Assistant program
- CMA or equivalency
- Current BCLS/AED certification
- Basic proficiency in computer skills
- Previous medical assisting experience in an outpatient setting (preferred)
- Multi-specialty experience in a high-volume setting (preferred)
- Prior EMR/EPIC experience (preferred)
Benefits
- Healthcare
- Paid Time off
- Various other benefits
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