Resource CMA

The certified medical assistant provides direct and indirect patient care, including patient intake, documentation, and medication administration. They also facilitate on-Site training for new personnel and support critical project needs within the physician network resource pool.

Candidates must hold a high school diploma or equivalent and possess an active certification or registry in medical assisting from an accredited body. Additionally, applicants must have completed a recognized medical assisting program and obtain basic life support certification within 90 days of hire.