About

• Description

General Description

• The Medical Assistant is a vital member of the healthcare team. This role supports patient care, clinical tasks, and administrative duties in the clinic and mobile medical unit.

Duties and Responsibilities

• • Greet and register patients and collect patient information.
• • Prepare patients for exams, treatments, and procedures.
• • Assist providers with exams and procedures.
• • Perform vital signs, medication administration, and patient education.
• • Perform phlebotomy, capillary blood collection, and specimen preparation.
• • Perform point of care testing including glucose, lipids, A1c, and rapid tests.
• • Conduct spirometry and support pulmonary testing workflows.
• • Support vaccine administration and cold chain documentation.
• • Complete medication reconciliation and update charts.
• • Assist with inhaler teaching and nebulizer treatments.
• • Support asthma and COPD disease management visits.
• • Support medication access programs and paperwork.
• • Perform clerical duties including scheduling and records management.
• • Maintain clean exam rooms and restock supplies.
• • Assist with outreach screenings including BP, glucose, and pulse oximetry.
• • Support tobacco and nicotine recovery education.
• • Set up and break down mobile medical unit operations.
• • Track mobile medical unit inventory and diagnostic supplies.
• • Support data entry for clinical quality measures and grants.
• • Maintain equipment logs, vaccine logs, and lab control logs.
• • Support chart audits and quality improvement processes.
• • Maintain CPR and clinical competencies.
• • Participate in safety drills and emergency procedures.
• • Support onboarding of new staff, students, and volunteers.
• • Lift and move equipment up to 40 pounds for mobile events.
• • Work in variable environments including clinics, MMU sites, and outreach events.
• • Drive the mobile medical unit when needed.
• Requirements

Qualifications

• • High school diploma or equivalent and completion of recognized medical assistant program.
• • Certification as a Medical Assistant (CMA, RMA, or equivalent).
• • Phlebotomy certification or competency, a plus
• • Experience with spirometry or willingness to train.
• • Experience in community health or mobile care preferred.
• • Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• • Ability to multitask and work in fast paced settings.
• • Basic computer and EHR skills.
• • Flexibility for evenings, weekends, and travel.
• • Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.

Note

• This job description is not all inclusive. Duties may change as assigned by leadership.