Harrison County Hospital·Harrison County, Indiana
The Medical Assistant handles both administrative and clinical duties, including maintaining patient records and performing front-desk tasks. They are also responsible for preparing patients and rooms for examination and assisting physicians during exams.
Harrison County Hospital is looking for a Medical Assistant to join our team.
This position is full-time.
Monday, Thursday, Friday 8a-4:30p, Tuesday and Wednesdays 6:30a-3p.
The Medical Assistant is responsible for administrative as well as clinical tasks: such as maintaining patient records, preparing patients and rooms for examination, assisting physicians with exams, and performing front-desk tasks.
Education/Experience: Medical Assistant Degree Preferred 1 year of experience Preferred High School Diploma or GED Required Skills: Ability to work independently and with groups.
Analytical and problem solving skills.
Annual CPR recertification Ability to operate office equipment: computer, printers, fax machine, copy machine, telephone Good knowledge of medical terminology Use of correct terminology, spelling and grammar in documentation.
Ability to communicate verbally and in writing with various healthcare professionals, patients, families, and employees.
Full-time Benefits Include: Health, Dental, Vision, Retirement, and Life Insurance Employee Health and Wellness Program PSLF (public student loan forgiveness) qualifying employer Tuition Reimbursement Hospital and Physician Practice Discounts Paid Days Off Extended Illness Days Employee Assistance Program Employee Service Awards Café Discounts Harrison County Hospital has continuously served the people of Harrison County since 1950.
Today our acute care community hospital serves the healthcare needs of a much broader and growing population in Harrison and Crawford counties, Indiana and Meade County, Kentucky.
As our community grows, we grow, serving more patients than ever before, and recruiting highly qualified hospital and medical staff.
A High School Diploma or GED is required, while a Medical Assistant Degree and one year of experience are preferred. Candidates must be able to perform CPR and possess strong communication and analytical skills.
Market context
In Indiana, support-services roles in healthcare often draw steady demand because clinics and practices rely on certified staff to keep daily operations moving. These positions can be competitive when employers want current CMA-AAMA or NCMA-NCTT certification, BCLS from AHA, ARC, or ASHI, and either recent medical practice experience or an externship background. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your certification status and recent training before applying.
