Medical Assistant (2889)
US Heart & Vascular·Wichita, Kansas
US Heart & Vascular·Wichita, Kansas
The Medical Assistant is responsible for greeting patients, performing clinical tasks like EKGs and venipuncture, and assisting physicians during procedures. They also manage patient documentation, scheduling, and the sanitization of exam rooms.
Greet and direct outpatients, visitors, and families in a pleasant and caring manner to waiting areas, exam rooms and ancillary departments. Perform venipuncture (if trained) and finger sticks on lab patients for processing. Assist with scheduling of TeleMed or Doxyme appointments and provide patient instruction. Assist Clinic physician and/or physician’s staff with any procedures (i.e., vital signs, weight, positioning, disrobing, etc.). Review current medications with patients and document in computer. Communicate any physician delays to patient and monitor patient until physician enters exam room. Perform EKG on patients as ordered by physician. Obtain and document patient information as per clinic physician’s protocol. Know incoming physician schedules to organize appointments and issue appropriate memos regarding incoming physician visits. Keep clinic staff informed of pertinent information regarding patients. Clean the exam room after each patient and sanitize exam room at the end of each day. Make referrals for providers as requested, with help and guidance from the provider’s nurse. Provide proper documentation of referrals. Perform other related duties as assigned or requested.
High School diploma or equivalent. Medical Assistant certification preferred but not required. 1-year medical office experience required 2 years of phlebotomy experience preferred but not required BLS certification required within 1 month of hire About Wichita, KS: Wichita is affordable, with a strong job market in aerospace, healthcare, and manufacturing. The cost of living is low, making homeownership easier. It has a growing arts scene, great schools, and plenty of parks. With urban perks and small-town charm, Wichita is a great place to live. Qualifications
Market context
In Kansas, physician-adjacent roles in emergency settings tend to favor candidates with recent acute-care experience, especially when the schedule and patient acuity are demanding. These positions are competitive because employers often want current national certification, DEA registration, and familiarity with emergency department workflows, while KS licensure plus PALS and ACLS can strengthen an application. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit against the original job description and confirm your credentials before applying.
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