Certified Medical Assistant EVE

Capital Area Pediatrics is a leading pediatric practice dedicated to providing comprehensive care from birth through adolescence. Serving families across Northern Virginia, we are committed to delivering top-tier services with a focus on personalized support and patient-centered care. We are currently hiring experienced Medical Assistants to join our team.

Priority Shifts needed are Monday-Thursday EVE 5

00PM-8:30PM. Additional shifts are available on Tues, Wed, and Thurs PM however the EVE shifts are required.

In this role you will

• Review patient records for past medical problems, medication and immunization status, drug allergies, risk factors, and other pertinent information.
• Interview patients and/or family members for appropriate information and obtain vital statistics indicated for the age, gender, and type of visit.
• Perform laboratory testing and administer vaccines, analgesics, and nebulization treatments in accordance with established standards and office policy.
• Observe, document, and report to provider and nursing staff patient’s condition and reaction to drugs and treatments.
• Complete applicable documentation for the patient visit.
• Conduct basic parent and child education to include anticipatory guidance in accordance with office policy and as delegated by providers and leadership.
• Role model excellent clinical skills with patients.
• Communicate effectively and courteously while demonstrating a caring attitude toward patients and family.
• Follow universal precautions, OSHA standards, and HIPAA regulations to include maintaining patient confidentiality.
• Perform additional responsibilities to support the needs of the practice and patient families.
• Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• High School diploma or equivalent required.
• Active CMA, RMA, NCMA, or CCMA credential required. There are no exceptions to this certification requirement.
• At least six (6) months of direct patient care experience as a Medical Assistant required.
• Experience administering immunizations for pediatric patients is strongly preferred.