Medical Assistant: Urgent Care & Patient Support

ILLINOIS URGENT CARE LLC; Warsaw (IN); Presencial; USD 35.000 - 52.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Local MD Urgent Care is seeking a Medical Assistant to support providers in a busy outpatient setting in Warsaw, IN. You will collect patient information, perform vital signs, and assist with procedures while maintaining EMR accuracy.

Responsibilities include phlebotomy, lab processing, medication administration as directed, and ensuring HIPAA compliance. Prior MA experience and strong communication are essential for patient-centered care.

Formación

• Indiana Medical Assistant license or equivalent; college education per licensing requirements.
• Minimum 1 year experience as a Medical Assistant in outpatient clinic or hospital setting.
• Strong verbal and written communication and confidentiality.
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, evolving environment.

Responsabilidades

• Assist Providers with procedures and document patient information in EMR.
• Take vitals, triage, and update patient demographics and insurance information.
• Phlebotomy and lab sample collection; process lab orders per policy.
• Prepare patient rooms and equipment; maintain infection control between visits.
• Administer medications as directed by the Provider; provide patient education as needed.
• Support front-office tasks during start of patient encounters and HIPAA compliance.

Conocimientos

HIPAA compliance

Verbal communication

Written communication

Customer service

Teamwork

Educación

Indiana MA license

High school diploma

Herramientas

EMR systems

AD machine

EKG

Descripción del empleo

Local MD Urgent Care is seeking a Medical Assistant to support providers in a busy outpatient setting in Warsaw, IN. You will collect patient information, perform vital signs, and assist with procedures while maintaining EMR accuracy.

Responsibilities include phlebotomy, lab processing, medication administration as directed, and ensuring HIPAA compliance. Prior MA experience and strong communication are essential for patient-centered care.