Medical Assistant/Nurse LPN - Primary Care

• Loves working in a fast-paced clinic environment and enjoys meaningful patient interaction
• Thrives in a collaborative team that values both medical and behavioral health integration
• Wants to grow their career while helping improve access to quality, whole-person healthcare

Key Responsibilities

• Preparing patients for exams and treatments, including taking vitals and medical histories
• Performing procedures such as venipuncture, EKGs, urinalysis, and immunizations
• Maintaining clean and well-stocked exam rooms and sterilizing medical equipment
• Educating patients on medications, treatments, and preventive health practices
• Assisting providers with minor procedures and physicals
• Managing referrals, test scheduling, patient records, and supply inventory
• Following all safety, infection control, and regulatory guidelines (CLIA, OSHA, etc.)
• Collaborating with patients and the care team to ensure a smooth and supportive experience

• Triage medical questions and manage refill requests in collaboration with medical providers
• Monitor HIT tools and alerts related to patient care coordination
• Conduct hospital discharge follow-ups to ensure continuity of care
• Serve as a nursing consultant to care team members and assist in treatment planning
• Collaborate with providers regarding significant health information and updates

Skills, Knowledge & Expertise

• A medical assistant certification or 1 year of relevant work experience is required
• Practical Nursing certificate required, if Nurse LPN
  
  WORK EXPERIENCE/TRAINING/ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
  • Knowledge of medical office terminology, procedures, and equipment preferred
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite preferred

• Have a passion for providing accessible, compassionate healthcare to diverse populations
• Take pride in being organized, thorough, and calm under pressure
• Value respectful, professional communication with patients and teammates alike
• Enjoy variety in your work—from patient care to administrative support
• Are driven to provide care that treats the whole person, not just the symptoms