CommonSpirit Health Philanthropy
Medical Assistant
CommonSpirit Health Philanthropy, Washington, District of Columbia, us, 20022
Responsibilities
Sign on Bonus for qualifying new external Certified Medical Assistants available!
Franciscan Medical Group, part of Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, is seeking a full-time Clinic Medical Assistant for the Franciscan Endocrine Associates Clinic in Tacoma, WA. The role involves working with 6 Endocrinologists and 1 ARNP, providing a valuable learning experience in a busy clinic environment. The position offers competitive pay, a great schedule, and locations including Tacoma, Bonney Lake, Gig Harbor, and Federal Way. No weekends or organization-recognized holidays are required, and free parking is provided.
About Your Position
As a Medical Assistant, you will work as part of a care team to support patient care under the supervision of a physician or mid-level provider. Your responsibilities will include: Greeting and preparing patients for their visits, recording vital signs, allergies, medications, and presenting issues Assisting with diagnostic tests and procedures such as blood draws, skin tests, and injections Administering medications and vaccinations Managing patient flow and providing patient and family education Preparing and sterilizing instruments, maintaining equipment and clinical areas Scheduling appointments and handling administrative tasks Participating in continuing education, meetings, and committees Potentially performing medical scribe duties under supervision in accordance with FMG policies Qualifications
Job Requirements: High School Diploma or GED and completion of an accredited Medical Assistant certification program Preferred: One year of Medical Assistant experience Licensure/Certifications: Washington State Medical Assistant-Certified license Current Healthcare Provider BLS Certification #HelloMedicalAssistants #MISSIONCRITICAL Overview
Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, established in 1891, is committed to compassionate, innovative healthcare across the Puget Sound region. Our network includes 10 hospitals and nearly 300 care sites, offering a full range of services from wellness to complex disease management. We are dedicated to excellence, recognized through awards and accreditations, and strive to provide accessible, high-quality care in modern facilities. Joining our team means contributing to a legacy of service, collaboration, and community health.
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As a Medical Assistant, you will work as part of a care team to support patient care under the supervision of a physician or mid-level provider. Your responsibilities will include: Greeting and preparing patients for their visits, recording vital signs, allergies, medications, and presenting issues Assisting with diagnostic tests and procedures such as blood draws, skin tests, and injections Administering medications and vaccinations Managing patient flow and providing patient and family education Preparing and sterilizing instruments, maintaining equipment and clinical areas Scheduling appointments and handling administrative tasks Participating in continuing education, meetings, and committees Potentially performing medical scribe duties under supervision in accordance with FMG policies Qualifications
Job Requirements: High School Diploma or GED and completion of an accredited Medical Assistant certification program Preferred: One year of Medical Assistant experience Licensure/Certifications: Washington State Medical Assistant-Certified license Current Healthcare Provider BLS Certification #HelloMedicalAssistants #MISSIONCRITICAL Overview
Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, established in 1891, is committed to compassionate, innovative healthcare across the Puget Sound region. Our network includes 10 hospitals and nearly 300 care sites, offering a full range of services from wellness to complex disease management. We are dedicated to excellence, recognized through awards and accreditations, and strive to provide accessible, high-quality care in modern facilities. Joining our team means contributing to a legacy of service, collaboration, and community health.
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