Medical Assistant

Role Overview The Associate Medical Assistant (MA I) assists licensed practitioners by performing both administrative and clinical duties to provide basic patient care. Responsibilities include obtaining vital signs, administering injections, medication management, and supporting patient needs in accordance with policies, procedures, and regulations. They work under delegation and are expected to uphold high standards of clinical support. Qualifications Graduation from a program with hands-on clinical training or a registered medical assistant apprenticeshipOr completion of two years of medical training in the U.S. Armed Forces or at least one year of relevant work experienceWithin 30 days of hire: BLS certification from the American Heart Association Preferred Skills National Medical Assistant CertificationCustomer service experience in fast-paced healthcare settingsExperience working with Electronic Health Records (EHR) Key Attributes Strong clinical skills, patient-focused approach, and ability to follow policies and proceduresEffective communication and teamwork skills Join a team committed to whole-person, patient-centered care, supported by comprehensive benefits and a culture that values diversity, inclusion, and professional growth.