Medical Assistant - Maternal Fetal Treatment Center - Full Time - 8hr Days

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About the team

The Maternal Fetal Treatment Center provides specialized care for patients with high-risk pregnancies and complex maternal-fetal conditions. The team offers monitoring, evaluation, and treatment throughout pregnancy, with a focus on compassionate, coordinated care. As part of a new team, you’ll work alongside physicians, registered nurses, ultrasound technologists, and clinic staff, with possible collaboration with fellows and residents.

This role is a chance to build specialized clinical knowledge while helping patients have a supportive care experience. What you’ll do Welcome and room patients; support patient flow and maintain room readiness. Collect patient histories, obtain vital signs, and document information in the electronic medical record. Perform phlebotomy and obtain EKGs.

Prepare exam and procedure rooms, set up supplies and sterile fields, and assist clinicians during procedures within your training, scope, and clinic protocols. Maintain, clean, and organize rooms and equipment; report equipment concerns. Collect, label, prepare, and transport specimens according to clinic procedures.

Help patients with forms and support follow-up coordination, referrals, and other clinic workflows. Stock rooms, monitor supplies, and assist with ordering. Provide courteous, responsive service and adapt to changing clinic needs. Follow infection-prevention practices and applicable policies. What you’ll bring Graduation from an accredited medical assistant program.

At least one year of experience as a medical assistant in a medical office, ambulatory care facility, or medical group practice. Strong phlebotomy and EKG skills. Experience setting up a sterile field and supporting procedures. Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification Clear communication, strong customer service, and a patient-centered approach.

Adaptability, attention to detail, and willingness to learn specialized workflows. Preferred experience Certified Medical Assistant credential. Experience with OB/GYN, pediatric, or neonatal patient populations. Experience supporting patients with high-risk pregnancies or other medically complex needs. Familiarity with maternal-fetal care workflows.