Ambulatory Medical Assistant: Patient Care & Procedures

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

Job summary

UCLA Health and David Geffen School of Medicine is seeking a Medical Assistant to provide patient care in an ambulatory setting and support during emergencies. The role includes basic administrative tasks and clerical duties as needed.

Applicants should have an accredited medical assistant program, or CMA/NCCT/AMT certification, or completion of a program with injections, venipuncture, and skin-testing training.

Qualifications

• Medical assistant diploma or certificate from an accredited program (ASSCS/ACCET/CAAHEP/ABHES)
• National CMA/NCCT/AMT certification accepted
• Or program with documented injection and skin test training; venipuncture and blood withdrawal training; multiple injection types training
• Knowledge of normal/abnormal symptoms and life-threatening medical problems
• Ability to perform CPR and administer medications (oral, IM, subcutaneous)
• Proficiency with venipuncture and OSHA PPE requirements
• Experience with vital signs, EKGs and medical terminology
• Ability to use computerized patient care systems
• Strong interpersonal and verbal communication skills
• Ability to work in both back and front office to support workflow

Responsibilities

• Provide patient care in ambulatory setting and recognize normal/abnormal signs.
• Assist during life-threatening emergencies and office procedures.
• Perform basic administrative, clerical and technical support tasks as needed.
• Maintain inventory and order medical/clinical supplies.

Skills

CPR

EKG

Venipuncture

Injections

Vital signs

Medical terminology

Office procedures

Communication

Education

Medical assistant diploma or certificate

National certification CMA/NCCT/AMT

At least 10 clock hours injections & skin tests; 10 venipuncture tests

Job description

UCLA Health and David Geffen School of Medicine is seeking a Medical Assistant to provide patient care in an ambulatory setting and support during emergencies. The role includes basic administrative tasks and clerical duties as needed.

Applicants should have an accredited medical assistant program, or CMA/NCCT/AMT certification, or completion of a program with injections, venipuncture, and skin-testing training.