Bilingual Medical Assistant – Patient Care & EMR Expert
Uchcla
Los Angeles (CA)
On-site
USD 35,000 - 50,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
UCHC in Los Angeles is looking for a dedicated Medical Assistant to join our team. The role involves providing high-quality healthcare services and ensuring efficient clinic operations. Responsibilities include escorting patients, measuring vital signs, preparing treatment rooms, and maintaining patient confidentiality. We're seeking candidates with a high school diploma, at least 2 years of experience, and proficiency in EMR. A BLS certification and bilingual in English and Spanish are required. Join us to make a difference in our patients' lives.
Qualifications
2 years of experience or education combined as a substitute for minimum experience.
BLS certification required; CMA preferred.
Bilingual – English/Spanish required.
Responsibilities
Provide high-quality healthcare services to patients.
Maintain patient confidence by safeguarding medical records.
Assist physicians in exam rooms and maintain treatment rooms.
Skills
Medication and immunization administration
Electronic Medical Records (EMR/EHR) proficiency
Strong communication skills
Customer service and professionalism
Infection control and sterilization techniques
Time management and multitasking
Education
High School Diploma or equivalent
Tools
MS Word
MS Excel
MS Outlook
Job description
UCHC in Los Angeles is looking for a dedicated Medical Assistant to join our team. The role involves providing high-quality healthcare services and ensuring efficient clinic operations. Responsibilities include escorting patients, measuring vital signs, preparing treatment rooms, and maintaining patient confidentiality. We're seeking candidates with a high school diploma, at least 2 years of experience, and proficiency in EMR. A BLS certification and bilingual in English and Spanish are required. Join us to make a difference in our patients' lives.