Medical Assistant: Patient Care & Clinic Support

8350 Oak Street Health MSO LLC; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 53,010,000 - 111,236,000; Full time

Job summary

Oak Street Health seeks a Medical Assistant to gather medical information, support providers, and maintain accurate patient records. You will assist with screenings, vaccinations, lab tests, and EMR data entry while supporting a collaborative care team.

The role requires state or national MA certification, 1 year of MA experience, CPR/BLS, and US work authorization. Flexibility and strong communication are essential for delivering quality patient care.

Qualifications

• State or national certification or graduation from an accredited medical assistant course.
• 1 year experience as a medical assistant.
• CPR or BLS Certification and EMR experience.
• Able to navigate multiple computer programs (Gmail, Word/Sheets, Excel).
• Non-English language skills may be required by center demographics.
• US work authorization is required.

Responsibilities

• Ensure efficient patient flow, room patients, record vital signs and screenings.
• Inventory and stock exam rooms; handle referrals and records requests.
• Assist with telephonic support for lab results and records.
• May administer vaccinations and point-of-care tests per state rules.
• Enter documents into EMR and participate in care team meetings.
• Support center operations and quality control as needed.

Skills

MA certification

EMR experience

CPR/BLS

US work authorization

Gmail/Office tools

Non-English languages

Education

Medical assistant program

Tools

EMR systems

Office software

Job description

Oak Street Health seeks a Medical Assistant to gather medical information, support providers, and maintain accurate patient records. You will assist with screenings, vaccinations, lab tests, and EMR data entry while supporting a collaborative care team.

The role requires state or national MA certification, 1 year of MA experience, CPR/BLS, and US work authorization. Flexibility and strong communication are essential for delivering quality patient care.