**Job Responsibilities:**

Your duties may include:  

- Get examination rooms ready before patients arrive.  

- Help patients check in, get admitted, leave, or move to another area as needed.  

- Check and record patients' vital signs, which include temperature, breathing rate, pulse, weight, blood pressure, and oxygen level.  

- Collect and write down patients' current medical history, medicine they take, main health issues, allergies, and vital signs on the proper forms.  

- Carry out some tests when the doctor orders them.  

- Keep examination rooms stocked with supplies and maintain them regularly.  

- Fill out lab and x-ray request forms based on clinic rules.  

- Enter patients’ personal information into the computer when they check in; also enter their diagnosis and departure time when they leave.  

**CMA - Audiology Clinic:**

Assist the audiologist by checking hearing aids, fixing hearing aid problems, conducting listening tests, making ear mold impressions, and screening hearing.

**Schedule:**

- Monday to Friday, working hours are from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM. You may work 8, 9, or 10-hour shifts based on the department's needs. - No work on holidays or weekends!  

**Minimum Qualifications:** - 

**Degree:** Certificate   - 

**Education:** You need to finish a medical assistant training program that is recognized by certain accreditation bodies. This can include programs recognized by CAAHEP, ABHES, or a military training program from the U.S. Armed Forces, or programs certified by other recognized organizations.   - 

**Experience:** You need at least six months of experience working as a Medical Assistant after you graduate. 

  - **Certification:** You must be a Certified Medical Assistant, certified by the National Health Career Association (NHA) or another approved certification program.   - 

**Security:** You must be able to pass a government background check for security clearance.   -

 **Life Support Certification:

** You need to have a current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association (AHA) or American Red Cross (ARC).