Clinical Care Coordinator & Medical Assistant

Stanford Health Care; California (MO); On-site; USD 47,000 - 52,000; Part time

Job summary

Stanford Health Care is seeking a PCC II to support clinic operations in a fast-paced environment. You will learn and apply skills to complete tasks, manage patient flow, and assist with documentation and testing.

The role emphasizes safety, accuracy, and teamwork within a dedicated care delivery team. Responsibilities include vital signs, rooming, labs, vaccines, and coordination between providers, patients, and staff.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED with a qualifying medical assisting credential.
• Completion of a medical assisting program or equivalent MA training.
• Certification as medical assistant through a California-approved board.
• At least one year of overall experience in a related role.
• Current American Heart Association BLS certification.

Responsibilities

• Assist with day-to-day clinic operations and care coordination.
• Complete disability paperwork, maintain temperature logs, and follow safety protocols.
• Perform patient care tasks including vital signs, rooming, and labs.
• Support providers with medication reconciliation and clinical tasks.
• Manage check-in/out, virtual rooming, vaccine administration, and specimen collection.
• Maintain clinic supplies and communicate with patients and staff to ensure smooth operations.

Skills

Medical terminology

Customer service

Problem solving

Independent work

Communication skills

Education

High school diploma or GED

Medical assisting program completion

MA certification (CA-approved)

Tools

CRM systems

In-Basket / CRM

Job description

Stanford Health Care is seeking a PCC II to support clinic operations in a fast-paced environment. You will learn and apply skills to complete tasks, manage patient flow, and assist with documentation and testing.

The role emphasizes safety, accuracy, and teamwork within a dedicated care delivery team. Responsibilities include vital signs, rooming, labs, vaccines, and coordination between providers, patients, and staff.