Medical Assistant & Lab Tech – Family Medicine

University of Minnesota; Minneapolis (MN); On-site; USD 32,000 - 46,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive wages

Health Care (including vision and dent

401K

Parking assistance

Tuition assistance

Sign-On Bonus

Job summary

University of Minnesota Physicians Broadway Family Medicine Clinic is seeking a Medical Assistant + Lab to coordinate patient appointments, obtain specimens, and perform routine lab tests in a fast-paced primary care setting on the Broadway campus in Minneapolis.

You will operate lab instrumentation, document results for quality assurance, and communicate critical findings while delivering compassionate care to diverse patient populations.

Qualifications

• Must possess a Medical Assistant Diploma with 160-hour externship or equivalent certifications.
• MLT or graduate of a 2-year accredited MLT program with NCA/AMT/ASC certification.
• Experience with specimen collection and basic lab testing preferred.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and supervise patient appointments for provider visits and procedures.
• Obtain specimens from patients and verify identification before testing.
• Independently perform routine lab tests.
• Operate laboratory instrumentation and maintain instruments.
• Document results for quality assurance and communicate any abnormal results.
• Verify and communicate normal/abnormal results to proper parties.
• Adjust care approaches based on the developmental level of the population served.

Skills

Specimen collection

Lab testing

Medical terminology

Education

Medical Assistant Diploma with 160-hour externship

AAMA Certification

AMT Registration

MLT training or associate degree with MLT certification

Tools

Laboratory instrumentation

Laboratory information systems

Job description

University of Minnesota Physicians Broadway Family Medicine Clinic is seeking a Medical Assistant + Lab to coordinate patient appointments, obtain specimens, and perform routine lab tests in a fast-paced primary care setting on the Broadway campus in Minneapolis.

You will operate lab instrumentation, document results for quality assurance, and communicate critical findings while delivering compassionate care to diverse patient populations.