Certified Medical Assistant - Cardiology

About the Role

Outpatient Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) providing clinical and administrative support in ambulatory care settings.

Responsibilities

• Deliver direct patient care, including preparing patients, assessing vital signs, and supporting providers during examinations and procedures.
• Perform clinical duties such as EKGs, wound dressings, phlebotomy, medication administration, and specimen collection.
• Assist with room setup, sterilization, and infection control protocols to ensure a safe environment.
• Support administrative tasks like patient scheduling, documentation, billing inquiries, and facilitating referrals.
• Document patient information accurately in electronic medical records and communicate effectively with patients and providers.
• Assist in orientation of new staff and participate in quality improvement initiatives.

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED required; graduate of a recognized Medical Assistant program preferred.
• Certification as a Medical Assistant (CMA or RMA) from an accredited governing body (NHA, AMT, AAMA, etc.) is required.
• Competency in clinical procedures, strong communication skills, and ability to work as part of a team.
• Knowledge of electronic medical records and scheduling systems.
• Ability to follow protocols for safety, infection control, and medication administration.

Key Duties

• Provide high-quality patient care and support clinical workflows.
• Maintain clinical environment and equipment in accordance with infection prevention standards.
• Coordinate patient flow, documentation, and communication to ensure efficient care delivery.
• Participate in ongoing quality and safety programs.