WOMENS HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATES LLC·Portland, Oregon
Provide direct patient care and procedural support within a urogynecology team, including rooming patients and performing bladder installations. Manage administrative tasks such as referral processing, prior authorizations, and coordinating telehealth visits.
Requires a high school diploma or GED, graduation from an accredited medical assisting program, and MA certification (AAMA, NCCT, or AMT). CPR certification is mandatory, while experience in phlebotomy, injections, and Epic EMR is strongly preferred.
Market context
Medical Assistant I positions in Oregon are commonly supported by steady outpatient, clinic, and specialty-care demand, so employers often look for candidates who can start contributing quickly in patient intake, vitals, and basic clinical support. These roles can be competitive because they require an accredited medical assisting program, CPR certification, and MA certification through AAMA, NCCT, or AMT, or the ability to earn it within six months. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your certification timeline and highlight any hands-on clinical experience in your application.
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