Gastroenterology Medical Assistant - Day Shift

University of Michigan Health-West; Wyoming (MI); On-site; USD 35,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Michigan Health-West in Wyoming is hiring a Medical Assistant in Gastroenterology. In this role, you will perform essential administrative and clinical tasks to ensure excellent patient care within an ambulatory setting. Responsibilities include maintaining medical records, assisting physicians during exams, and administering medications as directed.

The ideal candidate should have a high school diploma, current Medical Assistant certification, and BLS certification by March 2025. Strong interpersonal and communication skills are essential for interacting with patients and the medical team.

Qualifications

• High school degree (or GED) required.
• Current Certification as Medical Assistant required.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) required by 3/1/2025.
• Previous experience as Medical Assistant preferred.

Responsibilities

• Ensure relevant reports and tests are available before appointments.
• Escort patients to exam rooms, measure vital signs.
• Assist physicians during examinations or procedures.

Skills

Excellent interpersonal skills

Ability to communicate effectively

Knowledge of infection prevention & control

Computer and information systems

Cultural sensitivity

Education

High school degree (or GED)

Current Certification as Medical Assistant

Basic Life Support (BLS) certification

Job description

The University of Michigan Health-West in Wyoming is hiring a Medical Assistant in Gastroenterology. In this role, you will perform essential administrative and clinical tasks to ensure excellent patient care within an ambulatory setting. Responsibilities include maintaining medical records, assisting physicians during exams, and administering medications as directed.

The ideal candidate should have a high school diploma, current Medical Assistant certification, and BLS certification by March 2025. Strong interpersonal and communication skills are essential for interacting with patients and the medical team.