ALBANY AREA PRIMARY HEALTH CARE, INC.·Albany, Georgia
The CMA provides clinical and administrative support by performing patient intake, measuring vital signs, and assisting providers during medical procedures. They are also responsible for maintaining accurate patient records and ensuring strict adherence to needle safety and disposal protocols.
As one of the largest primary care practices in Southwest Georgia, Albany Area Primary Health Care (AAPHC) provides health care services to more than 54,964 patients and nearly 217,386 office visits per year. AAPHC is also one of the largest Community Health Centers in our region! To learn more about Community Health Centers, and how this benefits Southwest Georgia, please click here.
At AAPHC, we strive to provide comprehensive, coordinated, and continuous care to all who access our services. Did you know that all qualifying medical offices operated by AAPHC are recognized as a Level III Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) by the National Center for Quality Assurance (NCQA)? NCQA offers three levels of PCMH recognition with Level III being the highest level. As a Level III PCMH, AAPHC is committed to continuously raising the quality of care within our practices, while also lowering our patients health care costs.
Our health care teams are comprised of physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and nurse midwives. Assisting these providers are clinical staff members, laboratory personnel, and business office professionals. Most medical problems can be handled at our offices, but if a specialist is needed, an appointment will be made for you as a referral from your physician.
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A physician is always available by phone after hours for both adults and children.
He/she may be reached by calling the number of the office at which the patient is seen.
All phones are forwarded to an answering service at the close of each business day, on weekends, and holidays.
Our goal is to always provide access, and even expand access, to your provider so you always can reach AAPHC when you need us most!
When you visit an AAPHC office, you can trust that you'll be well cared for by our team. Always.
The Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) plays a critical role in supporting healthcare providers by delivering high-quality clinical and administrative assistance in a medical setting.
This position ensures efficient patient flow by performing clinical tasks such as taking vital signs, preparing patients for examinations, and assisting with procedures while maintaining strict adherence to safety protocols.
The CMA is responsible for accurate documentation and management of patient information, contributing to effective communication within the healthcare team.
By applying specialized knowledge in needle safety and disposal, the CMA helps maintain a safe environment for patients and staff.
Ultimately, this role enhances patient care quality and operational efficiency within healthcare facilities across the United States.
Candidates must hold a current Medical Assistant certification (CMA) from an accredited organization like the AAMA. Proficiency in EHR systems, needle safety, and client needs assessments is required.
Market context
In Georgia, support-services roles often see steady demand because care settings need dependable overnight coverage and reliable transportation. These jobs can be competitive when employers look for prior caregiving experience, even if it is not required, and when shift flexibility matters. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page to save time, then confirm your driver’s license, transportation, and overnight availability before applying.
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