Ambulatory Medical Assistant — Flexible, Multi-Site Care

UCLA Health and David Geffen School of Medicine; Malibu (CA); On-site; USD 43,000 - 57,000; Full time

Job summary

UCLA Health and David Geffen School of Medicine seeks a Medical Assistant to participate in ambulatory patient care, recognizing normal and abnormal signs and assisting during emergencies. You will perform basic administrative, clerical and technical tasks as needed across UCLA Health sites.

Requirements include an accredited MA program completion or national certification, plus CPR/BLS. Some roles require injections/venipuncture training and phlebotomy certification is highly desired.

Qualifications

• Must have MA diploma/certificate from an accredited program.
• Must have national certification (CMA/NCCT/AMT) or equivalent.
• Option for program plus documented injections/skin tests training (min 10h).
• Phlebotomy certification is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Provide patient care in ambulatory settings and recognize normal/abnormal signs.
• Support during life-threatening emergencies and coordinate care.
• Perform basic administrative, clerical and technical tasks as needed.

Skills

Vital signs

Injections

Venipuncture

CPR/BLS

Flexibility/travel between UCLA sites

Windows OS

Electronic health records

Education

Medical Assistant diploma/certificate (accredited program)

National certification (CMA/NCCT/AMT)

Clinical injections/skin tests training (min 10h)

Phlebotomy certification (highly desired)

Tools

Computerized patient care systems

Windows OS

Job description

UCLA Health and David Geffen School of Medicine seeks a Medical Assistant to participate in ambulatory patient care, recognizing normal and abnormal signs and assisting during emergencies. You will perform basic administrative, clerical and technical tasks as needed across UCLA Health sites.

Requirements include an accredited MA program completion or national certification, plus CPR/BLS. Some roles require injections/venipuncture training and phlebotomy certification is highly desired.