CMA with Phlebotomy – Patient Care & Growth

Wellpath / Correct Care Solutions; Franklin (WI); On-site; USD 29,756 - 33,062; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

DailyPay

Tuition Assistance

Employee Assistance Program

Company paid life insurance

Tax free Health Spending Accounts

Wellness program

Job summary

Wellpath / Correct Care Solutions is seeking a Certified Medical Assistant in Franklin, Wisconsin. In this role, you will support patient care under the supervision of registered nurses, ensuring high-quality healthcare delivery.

Key responsibilities include gathering patient history, adhering to infection control practices, and collaborating with healthcare staff. A successful candidate will have completed an accredited CMA course and be certified in the state. Join us in making a difference in the lives of underserved patients.

Qualifications

• Successful completion of an accredited CMA course.
• Minimum of one year of clinical experience preferred.
• Currently certified as a Medical Assistant in the State.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with RNs and healthcare staff for quality patient care.
• Gather patient history and verify medications.
• Adhere to designated work schedules and respond to patient crises.
• Prioritize infection control and maintain a safe environment.
• Attend staff meetings for professional development.

Skills

Patient care assistance

Collaboration with healthcare staff

Infection control techniques

Emergency response

Education

Accredited CMA course

Job description

Wellpath / Correct Care Solutions is seeking a Certified Medical Assistant in Franklin, Wisconsin. In this role, you will support patient care under the supervision of registered nurses, ensuring high-quality healthcare delivery.

Key responsibilities include gathering patient history, adhering to infection control practices, and collaborating with healthcare staff. A successful candidate will have completed an accredited CMA course and be certified in the state. Join us in making a difference in the lives of underserved patients.