Clinical Medical Assistant & EMS Tech

Integrity Care Group; Lawton (OK); On-site; USD 22,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Integrity Care Group is expanding and hiring for a Medical Assistant, Emergency Medical Tech, or Licensed Practical Nurse to support clinicians at the new Lawton location. You will assist in examinations, manage patient flow, and perform a range of clinical and clerical duties under provider direction.

The role requires handling injections, drawing blood, basic diagnostics, and patient education. Training begins later in 2026 with an emphasis on safety and high-quality patient care.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent; accredited MA/EMT/LPN program preferred.
• Current certification in BLS required.
• 2 years of MA/EMT or LPN experience preferred.
• PC skills and ability to read/write medical terminology required.
• Able to work all shifts; able to escort/transport patients by wheelchair or stretcher.

Responsibilities

• Greet patients in waiting area and manage flow to discharge counter.
• Obtain patient history, triage, measure vital signs, and record on chart.
• Explain procedures and prep patient and exam room for provider.
• Prepare instruments and provide them to provider; sterilize equipment after use.
• Administer injections/medications, dress wounds, draw blood as directed.
• Perform diagnostic tests (eye exam, ECG, cardiac monitor, oxygen equipment).
• Collect and process lab specimens; perform CLIA-waived tests.
• Assist with registrations and other clerical duties; support care coordination.
• Maintain supplies and perform quality checks on equipment.

Skills

PC skills

Medical terminology

Flexible shifts

Patient transport

Interpersonal skills

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Accredited MA/EMT/LPN program

Job description

Integrity Care Group is expanding and hiring for a Medical Assistant, Emergency Medical Tech, or Licensed Practical Nurse to support clinicians at the new Lawton location. You will assist in examinations, manage patient flow, and perform a range of clinical and clerical duties under provider direction.

The role requires handling injections, drawing blood, basic diagnostics, and patient education. Training begins later in 2026 with an emphasis on safety and high-quality patient care.