Certified Medical Assistant - Youth Program Care & Records

Department of Defense; Hinesville (GA); Sur place; USD 40 000 - 44 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Georgia Department of Defense hosts the Georgia Youth Challenge Program (GaYCP) at Fort Stewart in Hinesville. The Certified Medical Assistant will respond to emergencies, manage medical records, and dispense medications in a 22‑week residential setting modeled after the U.S.

Army environment. Preferred candidates hold CMA certification and have experience with at‑risk youth, along with a Georgia driver license with passenger endorsement for vans, and MS Office proficiency.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in a related field or high school diploma/GED with 1 year medical assisting experience
• Certified Medical Assistant program preferred
• Valid Georgia Driver's License with passenger endorsement for commercial vans
• Experience working with at-risk youth preferred
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office
• Background check and pre-employment drug test required

Responsabilités

• Responds to medical emergencies, assessing and treating minor injuries and illnesses of cadets and staff in a clinical setting
• Packs, safeguards, and dispenses over the counter medications to cadets
• Maintains all medical records and medical files on cadets, data entry, filing and retrieving medical paperwork
• May assist with scheduling medical appointments for cadets
• Participates in extracurricular activities as needed
• May teach classes on first aid to staff and cadets

Connaissances

Certified Medical Assistant

Microsoft Office

Flexible schedule

Formation

Associate degree or equivalent

High School diploma/GED

Outils

Georgia Driver's License with passenger endorsement

Description du poste

Georgia Department of Defense hosts the Georgia Youth Challenge Program (GaYCP) at Fort Stewart in Hinesville. The Certified Medical Assistant will respond to emergencies, manage medical records, and dispense medications in a 22‑week residential setting modeled after the U.S.

Army environment. Preferred candidates hold CMA certification and have experience with at‑risk youth, along with a Georgia driver license with passenger endorsement for vans, and MS Office proficiency.