Medical Assistant

The Medical Assistant Certified I works closely with a team of providers and advanced providers to ensure the delivery of high quality, patient-centered care. The MAC I is responsible for timely and efficient patient interaction as well as assisting with exams, procedures, and tests under the supervision of a licensed medical provider in a Medical Home environment.

• MAs in Primary Pediatric Care
• Providers see anywhere from 15 patients (slow providers) 25 patients (busy providers)
• Typical MA 1-1 per provider BUT each clinic has additional MAs (floats in one location)
  • Floats cover call outs
  • There as backup for busy providers covering breaks and lunches for other MA
  • Step in if an appointment takes a bit longer

• Rooming patients
• Full vitals
• Well Visits and Acute visits
• Form or questionnaires that families fill out
• MA assists with any procedures as needed
• MA ends appointment, many end with vaccines or blood draws
• Point of Care testing
• Blood Draws and Immunizations

Selling Points

• Grow w/ Metro
  • Retention Incentive program
  • Every year for the first five years their wage and PTO goes up
  • Annual Reviews / Performance review equals fixed raise
  • Additional dollar at one year, two years, four years
  • PTO grows at years 3 and five
• They have an Employee Driven DEI Group
  • Pronoun education
  • Equittable care and inclusivity
• Employee Driven "Be Well" group
  • Mental Health
  • Community connections
  • Gratitude Project

3-5 Must Have Skills/Qualifications

• Immunization Experience
• Certified MAs
• • AAMA, NCCT, RMA, NHA, etc.
• 1+ Years Experience (Not a hard stop)
• EMR Experience (Preferred EPIC)
• BLS Certification

Schedule/Shift
8:00 AM - 6:30PM (4 10's) - Variable Days of the Week
Full Time 40 Hours
Rotating Weekends AFTER CONVERSION - Typically 1-2 weekend days per month