AMA Certified Medical Assistant - Float Pool, Full-Time Day Shift

Join a dedicated healthcare team in the Midwest region as a Medical Assistant in the Float Pool, providing essential patient care under the guidance of licensed nurses, physicians, or advanced practice providers. This role demands strong organizational skills, professionalism, and the ability to multitask efficiently in a fast-paced clinical environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Adhere to established safety protocols including infection prevention and safe patient handling.
• Assist patients by escorting them to exam rooms, obtaining vital signs, performing EKGs, and verifying medical histories and medications.
• Document patient information accurately and promptly in medical records.
• Serve as a communication link between patients and healthcare providers, managing phone inquiries and relaying test results.
• Support medication management including renewals, authorizations, and administration of oral, IM, and SQ medications as ordered.
• Perform point-of-care lab testing and collect specimens for laboratory analysis.
• Schedule appointments, diagnostic procedures, and surgeries as directed by providers.
• Maintain supply inventory and ensure exam areas are clean and well-stocked.
• Educate patients on electronic health record access and assist with enrollment.
• Assist in orienting and training new medical assistants.

Education

Completion of an accredited Medical Assistant or Medical Specialist program, or equivalent experience. A high school diploma is required.

Experience

Preferred: At least one year of experience as a Medical Assistant or similar role, ideally in a clinical setting.

Certifications and Licenses

• Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) or Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) credential preferred.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association is required.

Physical and Mental Requirements

This position requires considerable mental focus and physical activity including lifting up to 35 pounds, frequent walking, standing, and various movements such as bending and reaching. Exposure to infectious diseases and occasional challenging interactions may occur.