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Brio Living Services·Park Township, Michigan
Medical Assistant · $19 - $25/hr
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Shaded band: the middle 50% of 778 posted support services roles in Michigan rates. This role sits in the 62nd percentile.
Pay for this role is about 10% above the Michigan median for support services roles.
The Medical Assistant provides hands-on clinical support to elderly participants within the PACE program across various care settings. They collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to perform medical procedures, maintain electronic health records, and coordinate care with external providers.
The Medical Assistant plays a vital role in delivering compassionate, participant-centered care to adults age 55 and older enrolled in the PACE program. Working alongside an interdisciplinary team, this position provides hands-on clinical support in the adult day center, outpatient clinic, participant homes, and long-term care settings. By delivering high-quality care in a variety of environments while following PACE regulations and best practices, the Medical Assistant helps participants maintain their health, independence, and quality of life.
Skills, Knowledge & Expertise Current Medical Assistant certification in the State of Michigan from an accredited program Prior experience with phlebotomy One year of experience working with the frail elderly, long-term care population or end-of-life care, preferred CPR certification or willingness to obtain upon hire
Candidates must hold a current Medical Assistant certification in the State of Michigan from an accredited program. Prior experience with phlebotomy and one year of experience working with the frail elderly or long-term care population is preferred.
Market context
Medical assistant roles in Michigan are commonly tied to busy outpatient and specialty practices, where employers value candidates who can balance clinical support, patient data management, and insurance communication. These positions are competitive because orthopedic settings often require comfort with specialized equipment and strong patient-facing skills. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then tailor your application to highlight orthopedic experience, documentation accuracy, and clear communication.