Medical Assistant, PRN

CareATC:
Provide patient care the way you always envisioned within a Health Center setting. About This Opportunity

We are looking for a PRN Medical Assistant with excellent patient care skills, great communication, and concierge-level customer service.

• Greet and room patients
• Obtain blood & urine samples, measure and record vital signs, and maintain clean exam rooms
• Clerical responsibilities
• Exhibit good clinical judgment within the scope of the role with or without the provider present
• Follow all clinical and clerical protocols per company policy
• Other duties as assigned

PRN (as described).

• Monday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Tuesday: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
• Wednesday: 7:30 AM – 12:00 PM
• Thursday: 7:30 AM – 12:00 PM
• Friday:
  Closed

Our unique model partners directly with the employer and does not use traditional fee‑for‑service health care. This allows physicians and their clinical staff to focus on being the patient‑centered medical home for their patients and are not burdened by managing the financial aspect of the business.

• The Patient:
  Little or no cost for excellent medical care nor dispensed medication
• The Staff:
  Consistent schedule allowing for work‑life balance, no on‑call schedule or holiday schedules. Allows for consistent income with manageable productivity expectations.
• The
  
  Employer:
  
  An excellent benefit resulting in happier, healthier employees and families which will reduce the costs of their medical plans.

• High school diploma or general equivalency diploma (GED) plus one of the following:
• Medical Assistant certification or diploma from an accredited MA program
• Or 1 year relevant work experience or on‑the‑job training in place of certification or diploma
• Military‑trained medic
• Paramedic

• Minimum one year of recent experience in a medical setting is strongly preferred.
• Must possess a current BLS, CPR certification, and current health records with the appropriate documentation for immunizations to work in the health care field (hepatitis B and tuberculosis).