Pediatrics Autism Clinic Medical Assistant - CMA/RMA

UTHealth Houston; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid medical premiums for full-time

Generous time off

Longevity pay

Retirement plan

Job summary

UTHealth Houston’s Pediatrics Autism Clinic seeks a Front Desk Medical Assistant to support clinic operations, room patients, take vitals, and assist providers. The role blends clinical tasks with front‑office duties such as scheduling, insurance verification, and patient communication, in a pediatric setting that emphasizes autism and developmental needs.

The ideal candidate is patient, communicates well with families, and supports a family‑centered approach to care.

Qualifications

• Use and care of standard clinic equipment.
• BLS certification is required by AHA before start.
• MA certifications CMA/RMA/NCMA/CCMA are accepted.
• High school diploma or equivalent with MA training or 1 year experience plus certification option.
• Three years of experience in a healthcare setting.

Responsibilities

• Rooms patients, takes vitals, and assists providers.
• Schedules patients for visits and referrals; handles clerical duties.
• Verifies insurance and communicates with patients.
• Performs hearing/vision testing, EKG, and basic clinic procedures as needed.
• Prepares rooms and supplies; assists with routine and specialty procedures.
• Maintains patient privacy and HIPAA compliance.

Skills

BLS Certification

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Certified Medical Assistant (CMA)

Registered Medical Assistant (RMA)

National Certified Medical Assistant (NCMA)

Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA)

Job description

UTHealth Houston’s Pediatrics Autism Clinic seeks a Front Desk Medical Assistant to support clinic operations, room patients, take vitals, and assist providers. The role blends clinical tasks with front‑office duties such as scheduling, insurance verification, and patient communication, in a pediatric setting that emphasizes autism and developmental needs.

The ideal candidate is patient, communicates well with families, and supports a family‑centered approach to care.