Riggs Community Health·Lafayette, Indiana
Prepare patients for examinations by taking vitals and collecting specimens while assisting providers with special procedures. Manage clinical administrative tasks including triage, scheduling, and maintaining medical records and supplies.
Riggs team members bring compassionate health care to our community!
Ask us why Riggs MA's overwhelmingly love their team, patients, and what they do everyday!
We also pay for your AMAA certification if you haven't received it yet but please note that you must still have completed a MA program with a certificate or degree to be eligible.
Eligible candidates can meet the team in a transparent interview process.
Whether you're just starting your career or looking for the next big step, you'll love what Riggs has to offer!
Riggs Community Health Center is a top-rated non-profit Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). We are seeking Certified Medical Assistants (active AAMA® certification) with service and community minded individuals to join our highly skilled care teams who provide much needed outpatient medical care to an under-served community. At Riggs you will grow to the top of your scope in a friendly, professional, and patient-centered team setting.
Riggs Community Health Center...Improving Health, Improving Lives.
Riggs Medical Assistants enjoy predictable 40 hour work weeks with no nights or overtime, and only limited Saturdays if needed.
Riggs focuses on balance with a schedule you can plan your family life around.
All full-time employees have access to low-cost, comprehensive Medical, Dental, Vision, up to $700 HSA Employer Contributions, Short & Long Term Disability, Life Insurance, 401(k), 8 Paid Holidays, 3 Weeks PTO, Education Reimbursements, Certification Funds, Bonus, and more!
We are happy to schedule time for you to meet the team before making a commitment.
40 hour/week. No Overtime. Limited Saturdays on rotation possible. 4-Day work week: 7:30-6:30 (10hr shifts) with an assigned day off.
Candidates must have completed a Medical Assistant program with a certificate or degree. An active AAMA certification is required or must be obtained using provided funds.
Market context
In Indiana, Medical Assistant openings are typically steady across clinics, physician offices, and outpatient settings, with employers often looking for candidates who can support both clinical and front-desk workflows. This role is competitive when you already have a completed Medical Assistant program or certification, CPR certification, and strong interpersonal skills; flexible scheduling and health, dental, and vision coverage are common benefits. Before applying, compare the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform with the original posting so you can quickly confirm fit and save research time.
