Cardiology Medical Assistant: Direct Patient Care

The University of Toledo; Ottawa Hills (OH); On-site; USD 26,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Toledo in Toledo, OH is seeking a Cardiology Medical Assistant to assist in delivering healthcare services and direct patient care under physician supervision. You will support fellow staff to ensure personalized, high-quality patient care across outpatient settings.

The role requires a Medical Assistant diploma/certificate, credentialing within 120 days, and active BLS certification. Previous EMR experience and ambulatory care exposure are preferred.

Qualifications

• Medical Assisting Diploma, Degree, or Certificate required. May consider other medical certificates with CMA/RMA.
• Medical Assistant credentialing within 120 calendar days of hire required.
• American Heart Association BLS certification required; Red Cross CPR for Professional Rescuers acceptable at hire and maintained.
• Knowledge of patient care techniques and ongoing education to maintain competency.
• Ability to operate office equipment (PCs, fax, copiers, phones).
• Exhibits accuracy, integrity, and flexibility to work in multiple outpatient areas.
• Previous EMR experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist in implementing healthcare services and provide high-quality patient care.
• Support team members to ensure personalized patient care.
• Provide direct patient care under physician supervision.

Skills

Patient care

Multitasking

Communication

Teamwork

Flexibility

Education

Medical Assistant diploma/certificate

Tools

EMR systems

Job description

The University of Toledo in Toledo, OH is seeking a Cardiology Medical Assistant to assist in delivering healthcare services and direct patient care under physician supervision. You will support fellow staff to ensure personalized, high-quality patient care across outpatient settings.

The role requires a Medical Assistant diploma/certificate, credentialing within 120 days, and active BLS certification. Previous EMR experience and ambulatory care exposure are preferred.