Primary Care Assistant - MA

Overview Of The Primary Care Medical Assistant Role The Primary Care Medical Assistant collaborates with healthcare providers to deliver safe, patient-centered care in a primary care setting. They prepare patients for visits by recording vital signs, reviewing history, and completing medication reconciliation. Responsibilities include assisting with in-office tests such as blood draws, EKGs, and point-of-care testing, as well as administering vaccines and injections within scope. The role involves documenting information in electronic health records, scheduling follow-up appointments, and helping close care gaps like screenings for fall risk, depression, and cancer. The assistant partners with the clinical team to monitor and coordinate patient care plans. Qualifications include a high school diploma or GED, with certification in medical assisting or LPN licensure preferred. Experience In Primary Care And BLS Certification Are Advantageous. The position offers comprehensive benefits, career growth opportunities, and a collaborative work environment focused on innovation, compassion, and quality healthcare.