Certified Medical Assistant – Clinical & Front Office

Bon Secours Mercy Health; Suffolk (VA); On-site; USD 26,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

403(b) retirement plan

Tuition assistance

Paid time off

Job summary

Bon Secours Mercy Health is seeking a Certified Medical Assistant for the Clinical Float Pool. The role provides indirect and direct patient care under a provider's supervision, handling vital signs, documentation, and medication administration according to scope and guidelines.

Requirements include a High School diploma or GED, completion of an accredited MA program, and an active MA certification (CMA/RMA/CCMA/NCMA/NRCMA). Travel to facilities may be required in a busy clinical network.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or GED required.
• Completion of an accredited Medical Assistant program preferred.
• Active MA certification (CMA/RMA/CCMA/NCMA/NRCMA) per state rules.
• 1 year of externship/clinical training preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist with patient examinations under provider direction.
• Record patient data, vitals, and chief complaints.
• Administer medications as directed and prepare specimens for testing.
• Maintain accurate medical records and document patient needs in the chart.
• Support clinical and administrative duties in a high-volume setting.

Skills

Vital signs

Medical history

Medication administration

Patient communication

HIPAA/compliance

Multitasking

Documentation

Team collaboration

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Accredited MA program

Military MA program (approved)

Job description

Bon Secours Mercy Health is seeking a Certified Medical Assistant for the Clinical Float Pool. The role provides indirect and direct patient care under a provider's supervision, handling vital signs, documentation, and medication administration according to scope and guidelines.

Requirements include a High School diploma or GED, completion of an accredited MA program, and an active MA certification (CMA/RMA/CCMA/NCMA/NRCMA). Travel to facilities may be required in a busy clinical network.