CMA
Job Description:
Experienced Certified Medical Assistant needed in Marietta.
Compensation: $22.00–$26.00 per hour, depending on experience, certifications, and relevant wound-care experience
Schedule: Monday to Friday, 5:50am - 2:30pm
Employment type: Full Time
In need of a Certified Medical Assistant to support patients receiving wound care. MUST have wound care experience, strong hands-on clinical skills, careful documentation habits, and the confidence to take ownership of their assigned responsibilities. Experience supporting patients with chronic wounds or complex medical needs is especially valuable. They need to be able to laugh with patients, empathize with them and make them have a better day.
What you'll do
- Prepare patients for visits, obtain vital signs, and accurately document histories, medications, and other relevant information.
- Assist providers with examinations, procedures, and wound-care activities within your training and authorized scope.
- Recognize and promptly report changes in patient condition to the appropriate clinician.
- Maintain accurate, timely electronic medical records.
- Prepare treatment areas, maintain supplies, and follow infection-control procedures.
- Laundry- All clothing, blankets, etc must be washed at the facility
- Keep the plastic helmets clean
- Support patient preparation and hyperbaric treatment workflows after completing required training and competency validation.
- Reinforce provider-directed patient instructions.
- Contribute to consistent clinical workflows and help orient team members as assigned.
Required qualifications
- Five or more years of hands-on clinical Medical Assistant experience with wound care!
- Current Medical Assistant certification.
- Current BLS certification.
- Strong skills in patient intake, vital signs, clinical documentation, and provider support.
- Sound judgment about when to escalate concerns and ask for clinical direction.
- Reliable attendance, attention to detail, and professional communication.
- Ability to work effectively with patients who require ongoing treatment and additional assistance.