Travel Medical Assistant (Float) | 4 Locations, 24 hrs/wk

Marathon Health; Dayton (OH); Vor Ort; USD 29.000 - 34.000; Teilzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Health benefits starting month after 1

PTO and holidays

No out-of-pocket cost for scrubs

Zusammenfassung

Marathon Health seeks a Float Medical Assistant to support four Ohio locations—Dayton, Wilmington, Springfield, and Lanchester—traveling as needed to deliver patient-centered care under a primary care physician.

The ideal candidate has at least 1 year of MA experience, MA certification, CPR/BLS, and phlebotomy skills. The schedule runs 7:30am–7pm, about 24 hours per week, with coverage shifts as teammates are absent. Travel and adaptability are essential for consistent patient care.

Qualifikationen

• Minimum 1 year of experience as Medical Assistant.
• Graduation from an MA program; certification preferred.
• CPR/BLS certification required at start date.
• Willingness to travel within state/region.

Aufgaben

• Escort patients to exam rooms and ensure rooms are clean and stocked.
• Take vitals, perform venipuncture, and assist with procedures.
• Prepare and administer medications and immunizations per provider orders.
• Front desk duties: scheduling, record requests, and referrals.
• Maintain accurate medical records and communicate results to patients.
• Travel between locations as needed to support Dayton, Wilmington, Springfield and Lanchester.

Kenntnisse

Vital signs

Phlebotomy

CPR/BLS

Medical assisting

Ausbildung

Medical Assistant program graduate

MA certification

Tools

EMR systems

Medical documentation software

Jobbeschreibung

Marathon Health seeks a Float Medical Assistant to support four Ohio locations—Dayton, Wilmington, Springfield, and Lanchester—traveling as needed to deliver patient-centered care under a primary care physician.

The ideal candidate has at least 1 year of MA experience, MA certification, CPR/BLS, and phlebotomy skills. The schedule runs 7:30am–7pm, about 24 hours per week, with coverage shifts as teammates are absent. Travel and adaptability are essential for consistent patient care.