Family Health Center·Worcester, Massachusetts
The Medical Assistant provides direct clinical services including triage, vital signs, and EMR documentation under the supervision of a Team Lead Nurse. They support the patient-centered medical home model of care through patient care tasks and administrative support.
Under the supervision of the Team Lead Nurse, the Medical Assistant provides direct clinical services to patients by performing basic patient care tasks. These tasks include but are not limited to, vital signs, triage, pre visit planning, room cleaning and stocking, phone calls, record reviews, referrals and EMR documentation. They will support patient centered medical home model of care (PCMH).
High School diploma or GED required. Completion of an accredited medical assistant training program preferred. Phlebotomy training preferred.
Previous experience in primary health care or other health care setting preferred, not required. Completion of Medical Assistant externship required.
Reporting Relationship: Reports to the assigned Team Lead Department Nurses
00am -4:30pm.
Market context
In Massachusetts, medical assistant roles are commonly sought in busy outpatient and specialty settings, where bilingual support can be especially valuable. This role is competitive because employers want candidates who are program graduates, CPR-certified, and able to communicate in both English and Spanish; a medical interpreter course can strengthen your application. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your certification dates and language skills before applying.
