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County of Ventura Ambulatory Care seeks a Certified Medical Assistant to join its outpatient clinics. The role provides clinical support across primary and specialty settings, including immunizations and POCT, with strong emphasis on EHR use and efficient referrals.
English/Spanish bilingual candidates are required, and the position may require evenings, holidays, and weekends to support patient care at multiple clinics within Ventura County.
Ambulatory Care is a system of primary care and specialty care medical clinics conveniently located throughout the County of Ventura. These clinics provide care on an outpatient basis at all levels. Our dedicated team of healthcare professionals offer a range of services tailored to meet the specific needs of our community members experiencing homelessness- from basic medical care and preventative screenings to mental health support, addiction services, social services, shelter, and basic needs. Through partnerships with local agencies, we aim to provide medical treatment and support in navigating the complex challenge of homelessness. We foster a safe and welcoming environment where every patient feels valued, respected, and is treated with dignity and compassion.
Under direct supervision of a Physician or Advance Practice Provider, the Medical Assistant III performs a variety of clinical support functions and patient care duties.
The ideal candidate will be a Certified Medical Assistant with proven experience in primary care, urgent care, and a variety of specialty settings. They will have strong proficiency with EHR systems and demonstrate expertise in administering vaccines for both adults and pediatric patients, ensuring adherence to the most current immunization guidelines. The candidate will be skilled in performing point-of-care testing (POCT), assisting with procedure set-up, and managing referrals efficiently. Bilingual fluency in English and Spanish is required, as is the ability to communicate effectively with diverse patient populations. The ideal candidate must also be flexible and committed, with availability to work holidays, evenings, and Saturdays as needed to support patient care.
This classification differs from the Medical Office Assistant classification series in that the primary responsibilities are clinically oriented rather than clerical.