Clinical Medical Assistant - Primary Care- Marion County - Full-Time

Job Summary

The Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) provides direct and indirect patient care in ambulatory settings under the supervision of physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, RNs, or LPNs. This role supports the delivery of safe, efficient, and age-appropriate care by assisting with exams, procedures, screenings, and documentation, while ensuring compliance with state regulations and practice policies. CMAs also manage patient flow, maintain accurate medical records, perform basic laboratory and clinical tasks, administer medications, and educate patients on home care and assistive devices. As part of a collaborative, team�based model, the CMA contributes to quality improvement initiatives and helps optimize the overall patient experience.

Education

Required: High school diploma or GED plus completion of an accredited medical assistant program OR military equivalent training.

Preferred

Experience

Required: 0-2+ years CMA experience or specialty certification One year of clinical medical assistant experience within the last 5 years.

Preferred: Previous MA experience Phlebotomy Skills

Position Requirement(s)

• License/Certification/Registration
• Required: BLS completed prior to going to the unit/department and to be maintained going forward. Clinical Medical Assistant Certification

Preferred

• For Medical Assistants who work in areas with DNV Advanced Specific Disease Certification requirements:
• Ortho: 4 hours education annually
• Stroke: 1 hours education annually
• Spine: 2 hours education annually

Department

Position Summary

The employee must be able to

• Patient Care
• Deliver age-appropriate care across the lifespan.
• Assess patient data and identify individual needs.
• Provide care in accordance with unit policies and procedures.
• Support patient flow: scheduling, escorting to exam rooms, assisting with transfers, specimen collection, history-taking, and screenings.