Women's Care·New Port Richey, Florida
The Medical Assistant provides professional clinical care by preparing patients for examinations, assisting providers during procedures, and documenting medical history and vital signs. They are also responsible for maintaining a safe, sterile environment and performing clinical tasks such as phlebotomy and injections as directed.
Candidates must have a high school diploma or GED and either be a certified medical assistant or be able to obtain certification within 120 days. Proficiency in medical terminology, basic computer skills for electronic medical records, and current CPR/BLS certification are required or must be obtained shortly after hiring.
Market context
In Florida, support-services openings often draw steady demand because facilities rely on CNAs and other support staff to keep daily operations moving. These roles are competitive when employers need current Florida CNA licensure, AHA BLS certification, and EKG skills, and the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here save you time by pulling key details from the original posting. Before applying, confirm your certifications are current and note any EKG experience clearly in your resume.