Medical Assistant | Urology - Halifax Health | Day | Full-Time

Overview:

The Medical Assistant provides patient care in a physician’s office setting under the direct supervision of a licensed physician. Clinical skills performed are within the scope of a Medical Assistant as defined by Florida Statutes 458.3485 and UFHP Clinical Policy and Procedure.

This role supports both clinical and administrative functions within the practice. The Medical Assistant may also be required to float to other UFHP practices as needed to support staffing needs.

Responsibilities:

Key Responsibilities

• Provide direct patient care under physician supervision
• Assist with clinical procedures and patient examinations
• Prepare patients for visits, including vital signs and medical history documentation
• Maintain accurate and timely patient records in the medical record system
• Perform clerical duties including scheduling, insurance verification, and patient communications
• Support physicians and clinical staff with patient flow
• Maintain compliance with clinical policies and procedures
• Float to other UFHP practices as needed for staffing support

Qualifications:

Minimum Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Medical Assistant program
• Certification or registration as a Medical Assistant from an accredited organization such as:
• • AAMA
  • NHA
  • NCCT
  • AMCA
  • AMT
• EMT license may be accepted in lieu of MA certification
• Ability to multitask and work in a fast-paced clinical environment
• Strong problem-solving skills and teamwork abilities
• Demonstrated initiative and willingness to take on additional responsibilities

Preferred Qualifications

• One (1) year of direct patient care experience in an ambulatory care or physician office setting

Licensure / Certification Requirements

• Must possess and maintain current Medical Assistant certification or registration
• Basic Life Support (BLS / CPR) certification required
• • Must obtain within 90 days of employment if not currently certified
  • Certification must be through the American Heart Association (AHA) or Red Cross