Neighborhood Health Centers of the Lehigh Valley·Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Provide safe and efficient patient care under the direction of clinical staff within a patient-centered primary care team. Support administrative functions including follow-up communications and clinical duty assistance.
Essential Function: The medical assistant's primary role is to provide safe, efficient, and appropriate patient care under the direction of the provider or other supervisory clinical staff, and to function as an integral part of the patient-centered primary care team. The medical assistant also supports administrative functions that assist in the provision of efficient care, such as follow up phone calls and letters at the direction of the care team clinician. Assist the clinical staff in performing their duties and carrying on the necessary functions required in accordance with established policies and procedures.
· Must have thorough education or training in the basics of medical terminology. · Must have High school diploma or equivalent. · Bilingual in English/Spanish may be required. · Prior experience as medical assistant is helpful. · Ability to work with clinical staff and handle pressure from more than one provider. · Commitment to the concepts of preventive health care programs and team approach to health care delivery. · Ability to learn about patients and their problems. · Phlebotomy drawing certificate may be required. · Must have a Venipuncture Certificate or equivalent. · Must have a current CPR Certificate. · Must have successfully completed and graduated from a medical assistant program with Certification. · Must be able to work hours as scheduled, which include Saturdays, evenings or Extended. This position offers the opportunity to work in a dynamic healthcare environment, utilizing your skills to provide essential medical support. If you are a compassionate individual with a passion for patient care, we welcome you to apply for this rewarding role.
Must be a certified graduate of a medical assistant program with a high school diploma and current CPR certification. Venipuncture or phlebotomy certification is required, and bilingual skills in English/Spanish are preferred.
Market context
Certified Medical Assistant roles in Pennsylvania are commonly tied to outpatient clinics, physician offices, and other patient-facing settings, where employers often prefer candidates with prior MA experience and a current CMA or RMA credential. Competition can be stronger for roles that include medical, dental, vision, life insurance, and paid time off, so applicants should highlight hands-on clinical skills and credential status. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm the original posting for any state-specific details before applying.