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David Careers

Certified Medical Assistant, CMA - All - Permanent - Pay: Up to $62K/YR

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staff dnaRuidoso (NM)
Medical AssistantsOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) If you are passionate about providing high-quality patient care, join us as a Certified Medical Assistant (CMA). In this role, you will support physicians and other healthcare providers by performing clinical and administrative tasks that ensure smooth operations in medical facilities.
Key Responsibilities: Prepare patients for examinations by taking vital signs, recording medical histories, and addressing initial concerns. Assist physicians during examinations or procedures by providing instruments or materials as needed. Administer medications or perform basic laboratory tests under the supervision of licensed healthcare providers. Schedule appointments, manage patient records, and handle billing or insurance documentation as needed. Educate patients on treatment plans, medications, or follow-up care instructions provided by healthcare professionals.
Work Environment: The role is based in various settings such as hospitals, outpatient clinics, or private practices where CMAs provide essential support for patient care teams. This position requires excellent organizational skills and the ability to multitask effectively in a dynamic environment.
Benefits: A competitive salary with opportunities for career growth within healthcare support roles. A comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, retirement savings plans, and paid time off. Support for continuing education programs to maintain certification and enhance skills as a CMA.
Equal Opportunity Employer: Your dedication to supporting patient care is valued here. We strive to create an inclusive environment where all employees can thrive professionally while contributing meaningfully to healthcare excellence.

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