- Salary
- $40+/hr
- Location
- Michigan, US
- Workplace
- Onsite
- Type
- Temporary
- Department
- Healthcare
- Seniority
- Mid
- Experience
- 2+ years
- Industry
- Healthcare
- Category
- Healthcare
- Role type
- Individual Contributor
- Environment
- Clinical
- Source
- BetterTeam
Overview
Provide clinical support and direct patient care in a busy outpatient physician practice. Responsibilities include patient intake, education, and follow-up care. This is a travel contract role requiring candidates to have their own reliable vehicle and 2+ years of MA experience.
Description
- Job Type: Full-Time, Travel Contract
- Clinical Setting: Outpatient Physician Practice (On-Site)
- Candidate Location Requirement: This is a travel contract position designed specifically for non-local candidates. Local applicants living near the immediate facility area cannot be considered for this travel-stipend-eligible role.
- Logistics: Candidates must possess their own reliable vehicle for the duration of the assignment. Candidates are highly encouraged to review regional housing availability prior to submission to ensure a seamless onboarding process.
- Medical Assistant Experience: Minimum of 2+ years of active, full-time experience as a Medical Assistant [Required].
- Travel Experience: Prior experience successfully navigating travel or contract assignments is [Highly Preferred].
- Core Competencies: Proven experience compiling accurate health histories, setting up sterile surgical fields, and managing informed consent documentation.
- Primary Certification: Active, accredited National Medical Assistant Certification (CMA, RMA, CCMA, or equivalent) [Required].
- Life Support: Active American Heart Association (AHA) Basic Life Support (BLS) certification [Required].
- Submission Packets: Must provide an updated work history, a specialty-specific MA skills checklist completed within the last year, and two signed supervisory reference forms from within the past two years of employment.
- Room patients, capture routine vital signs, and gather detailed, pertinent medical histories to prepare individuals for examination.
- Educate and mentally prepare patients for upcoming office procedures, ensuring all questions are answered and appropriate informed consent forms are accurately executed.
- Administer scheduled injections and medications under the direct supervision of the attending physician.
- Assist the physician during clinical treatments, minor in-office surgical procedures, and the comprehensive preparation of diagnostic surgical packets.
- Assist the medical team in collecting, tracking, labeling, and preparing laboratory specimens for processing.
- Notify patients of diagnostic laboratory or imaging results and relay subsequent plans of care precisely as directed by the physician.
- Maintain clean, fully stocked examination rooms and adhere to all facility safety and infection control protocols.