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Kids for the Future in Bedford, TX is seeking a Certified Medical Assistant to join our clinic team. You will serve as the primary link between patients and clinicians, welcome patients, perform triage, measure vitals, and provide essential clinical support that enables physicians to focus on healing.
Responsibilities include phlebotomy, injections, ECGs, sterile technique, EHR management, and CPR/first aid in emergencies.
You step into a vital role that keeps our clinic running smoothly and ensures every patient receives compassionate, high-quality care. As a Certified Medical Assistant, you serve as the primary link between patients and our clinical team. You welcome individuals, assess their needs, and provide essential clinical support that allows our physicians to focus on healing. Your daily work directly impacts patient outcomes and creates a welcoming, safe environment for everyone who walks through our doors.
Medical Assistant Certificate
As a Certified Medical Assistant, you will serve as a vital link between patients and the clinical team by providing essential support that ensures smooth clinic operations and high-quality patient care. Your daily responsibilities include welcoming patients, conducting efficient triage, measuring vital signs, performing phlebotomy, administering injections and immunizations, and executing ECGs. You will also maintain strict sterilization standards, manage electronic health records (EHR), utilize professional medical terminology, and respond swiftly to medical emergencies using CPR and first aid.
To qualify, candidates must have graduated from an accredited Medical Assistant program and hold an active CMA or RMA certification, along with a minimum of one year of hands-on clinical experience in an outpatient or ambulatory setting. Essential skills include proficiency in patient assessment, phlebotomy, injections, EKG execution, EHR systems, and aseptic techniques. Preferred candidates bring bilingual fluency or specialized experience in pediatric or geriatric care, and must be able to meet the physical demands of standing for extended shifts and lifting up to twenty-five pounds in a fast-paced medical environment.