Medical Assistant II

Key Responsibilities

• Room patients, obtain and document vital signs, review medication and history information, and prepare patients for exams or procedures. • Assist physicians and other licensed providers with exams, procedures, treatments, specimen collection, point-of-care testing, and other assigned clinical activities. • Complete assigned patient follow-up tasks, including patient communication, documentation updates, order preparation, and care team coordination within established protocols. • Support medication, vaccine, and supply workflows by preparing materials, checking inventory, documenting use, and escalating issues according to site procedures. • Identify gaps in documentation, visit preparation, or patient information and resolve routine issues to support accurate and timely care delivery. • Maintain exam rooms, equipment, instruments, and clinical supplies in a safe, clean, and ready condition. • Support onboarding or daily guidance for less experienced medical assistants by answering routine workflow questions and modeling standard practices.
• Compensation Range:
• $19.00
• to
• $28.50
• The anticipated base salary range represents the Company's good-faith estimate of the compensation it reasonably expects to pay for this position at the time of posting. Actual compensation will be determined based on factors including experience, skills, qualifications, geographic location, internal equity, and business needs.
• Room patients, obtain and document vital signs, review medication and history information, and prepare patients for exams or procedures.
• Assist physicians and other licensed providers with exams, procedures, treatments, specimen collection, point-of-care testing, and other assigned clinical activities.
• Complete assigned patient follow-up tasks, including patient communication, documentation updates, order preparation, and care team coordination within established protocols.
• Support medication, vaccine, and supply workflows by preparing materials, checking inventory, documenting use, and escalating issues according to site procedures.
• Identify gaps in documentation, visit preparation, or patient information and resolve routine issues to support accurate and timely care delivery.
• Maintain exam rooms, equipment, instruments, and clinical supplies in a safe, clean, and ready condition.
• Support onboarding or daily guidance for less experienced medical assistants by answering routine workflow questions and modeling standard practices.