FT Medical Assistant- Spine/Pain Clinic

Posted 10 days ago

thrive peoSherman (TX)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$19.00 - $21.00 per hour

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About the role

Medical Assistant- Spine/Pain ClinicAre you a reliable, patient-focused Medical Assistant (MA)? Our spine and pain management practice is seeking a full-time Medical Assistant to support our physicians across our Sherman, Greenville, and McKinney offices. Competitive Pay: $19.00$21.00 per hour. Travel Support: We offer a travel stipend when working across our locations. Small, Stable Practice: Be a part of our small team in a role that is essential to keeping things running smoothly. Prepare exam rooms and assist physicians during patient visits. Take and record vital signs; update patient charts. Support basic front-desk operations as needed. Help maintain efficient daily workflow across the office. Use Microsoft Office tools; experience with eClinicalWorks EMR is a plus. At least 1 year of Medical Assistant experience. MA certification preferred but not required. Comfortable working independently and switching between tasks. Professional, dependable, and patient-centered. Proficient with Microsoft Office; EMR experience helpful. We are looking for someone able to work full-time with physicians and staff who value consistency, professionalism and patient care. If you're looking for a stable environment with clear expectations, this could be a great match. If you're interested in a great role where your work directly supports patient comfort and care, we'd love to hear from you. Submit your application today!

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