Medical Assistant II – Urology Clinic and Phlebotomy

Michigan Institute of Urology; Clinton Charter Township (MI); On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Michigan Institute of Urology seeks a Medical Assistant II to support urology services, handling both administrative and clinical tasks. The role collaborates with physicians, nurses, and other staff to ensure smooth patient care delivery and efficient operations.

Responsibilities include taking vitals, preparing patients, assisting with examinations, phlebotomy, basic lab work, and chart accuracy. Prior MA experience, especially in a physician setting, is preferred.

Qualifications

• Bachelor-level not required; candidate must have MA training and be able to perform clinical/admin tasks.
• Experience in a physician office preferred (6 months).
• Urology experience desired is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and schedule patient appointments with physicians and care team.
• Perform routine clinical tasks: vitals, patient prep, phlebotomy, lab specimen collection.
• Assist with examinations, patient education, and chart/documentation accuracy.
• Support back-office operations, room turnover, and basic in-office procedures.

Skills

Organizational skills

Communication

Independent work

Time management

Problem solving

Vendor relations

Database management

Patient service

HIPAA compliance

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Graduate of accredited Medical Assistant program

Medical Assistant certification preferred

Tools

EMR systems

Practice Management Solutions

Microsoft Office

Job description

Michigan Institute of Urology seeks a Medical Assistant II to support urology services, handling both administrative and clinical tasks. The role collaborates with physicians, nurses, and other staff to ensure smooth patient care delivery and efficient operations.

Responsibilities include taking vitals, preparing patients, assisting with examinations, phlebotomy, basic lab work, and chart accuracy. Prior MA experience, especially in a physician setting, is preferred.