Medical Assistant/LPN - On Demand
About the job
- Current Medical Assistant certification or registration as CCMA, CMA (AAMA), NCMA, or RMA through AMT, or completion of an approved Medical Assistant training program and successful attainment of certification or registration within 15 months of hire.
- For the LPN pathway, graduation from an accredited Licensed Practical Nurse program or equivalent and a current Ohio license are required.
- Medical assistants without current certification or registration at hire cannot administer medication or enter Epic orders until credentials are obtained and verified.
- Assist and deliver patient care duties under the supervision of the provider and/or practice manager.
- Provide administrative support throughout the practice.
- Assist the provider with examination and treatment of patients and perform delegated duties under the provider's direction.
- Interview patients, measure vital signs, and record information in patient charts.
- Prepare treatment rooms for patient examinations.
- Cross-train to perform duties that improve efficiency and continuity of patient care.
- One year of clinical experience in a medical or physician office setting.
- Practical knowledge of examination processes, diagnostic and treatment room procedures, medical equipment and instruments, safety hazards and precautions, and confidentiality and discretion.
- Experience using electronic medical records.
About the company
Kettering Health runs a faith-based nonprofit healthcare system in western Ohio with 14 medical centers, 120+ outpatient locations, and Kettering Health Medical Group, supported by over 700 board-certified providers. Its product is healthcare services delivered through a network of hospitals and clinics, including primary, specialty, urgent, inpatient, and outpatient care that is coordinated across the system. It differentiates itself by combining medical care with a mission to live God’s love and a strong focus on compassionate, community-oriented service as part of its identity. Its goal is to elevate the health, healing, and hope of the community in line with its faith-based mission.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Kettering, Ohio
Founded
1964
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What believers are saying
- Wilmington's July 2026 expansion added emergency, surgery, oncology, and 16 inpatient beds.
- Fayette County's August 2026 health center and Xenia's $25 million project expand access.
- College and community partnerships with Wilmington College and ASHN widen low-cost patient acquisition.
What critics are saying
- March 2026 lawsuits accuse Kettering Health of disrupted care after the 2025 cyberattack.
- Interlock's May 20, 2025 ransomware showed operational fragility; another breach can freeze care.
- A prolonged legal and reputation spiral can erode referrals, donations, and physician recruiting.
What makes Kettering Health unique
- 14 medical centers and 120 outpatient sites anchor Kettering Health's western Ohio network.
- Doximity partnership launched February 2026, embedding Ask and Scribe into clinician workflows.
- WellBeam integration streamlines home-health orders inside physicians' EMRs, cutting fax-driven coordination.
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10%Kettering Health ending Medicare Advantage contract with Anthem. By Brooke Jones, WHIO.com October 06, 2026 at 3:51 pm EDT KETTERING - Kettering Health is not renewing its contract with Medicare Advantage insurer Anthem, the healthcare network announced on Tuesday. Patients enrolled in these plans can continue to receive care at Kettering Health facilities through Dec. 31, 2026. The health system attributed the decision to administrative burdens and financial shortfalls caused by payment reductions and claim denials. Kettering Health added that Anthem's reimbursement rates have consistently remained below those of traditional Medicare and have failed to keep pace with inflation. "Kettering Health remains committed to patients with these plans and is collaborating with RetireMed, a trusted local Medicare advisory group, to help patients explore their options and transition to coverage that will allow them to continue their care uninterrupted. RetireMed will provide free, personalized guidance throughout the upcoming Annual Enrollment Period (AEP)," Kettering Health said in a statement. AEP runs from Oct. 15, 2026 through Dec. 7, 2026, during which time patients will be able to switch plans and sign up for new coverage to maintain in-network access. The changes take effect on Jan. 1, 2027.
Kettering Health and ASHN partner with WellBeam to embed home health workflows in native emrs. What you should know. * Healthcare technology firm WellBeam formed a strategic partnership with Kettering Health (a regional health system in western Ohio) and Alternate Solutions Health Network (ASHN) (a national provider of home health joint ventures). * Embeds home health clinical workflows - including order management, electronic plan-of-care signing, and clinical communication - directly into existing physician electronic medical record (EMR) environments. * Eliminates the traditional post-acute coordination bottleneck of manual faxes, unlogged phone calls, and physical paper chasing between health systems and home health agencies. * Automatically captures billable physician oversight charges for Kettering Health clinicians who are already performing home care management, unlocking compliant fee-for-service and value-based reimbursement. Eliminating Faxes to Automate Post-Acute Management Under the partnership, Kettering Health's network of physicians and ASHN's field clinicians will connect through WellBeam's platform to manage home health workflows inside the daily charting environment. Instead of juggling paper forms and external web portals, doctors can electronically review and sign home health care plans and orders directly within their EMR in-basket. Once completed, documentation is automatically routed back into the patient's longitudinal medical record. The integration targets three core operational priorities: * Workflow Automation: Replaces manual document management with standardized digital order routing, speeding up home health start-of-care turnaround times. * Automated Charge Capture: Automatically logs billable physician time and oversight activities associated with home health care management that often go unbilled due to fragmented documentation. * Cross-Setting Communication: Creates a direct digital communication channel between hospital-affiliated physicians and home visiting nurses to coordinate real-time medication adjustments and care escalations.
Kettering Health opens $7M medical center. August 28, 2026 WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, Ohio - Kettering Health officially opened its new Fayette County Health Center on Tuesday, marking a $7 million investment aimed at expanding medical access across the region. Community members and health care officials gathered Aug. 25 for a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony at the newly renovated, 21,000-square-foot facility, located at 1270 U.S. Route 62. The health center broadens local health care options by providing primary care, diagnostic imaging, and laboratory services. The grand opening event featured facility tours, public health screenings, giveaways, and opportunities for local residents to meet the center's care providers. The opening represents an effort by Kettering Health to extend its reach beyond its traditional Miami Valley footprint. "This event is a fun way to celebrate this exciting milestone with the community," said Erica Schneider, president of the ambulatory division at Kettering Health. "As Kettering Health expands into Fayette County with this $7 million investment, we're eager to meet community members, share our vision for the future, and reinforce our commitment to being a trusted, long-term partner with the residents of Fayette County."
Kettering Health opens new Health Center in Fayette County. August 21, 2026 - Read time: 1 min Kettering Health is celebrating the grand opening of the new Fayette County Health Center on Tuesday, August 25. Kettering Health is celebrating the grand opening of the new Fayette County Health Center, located at 1270 US-62, Washington Court House, OH, 43160, with a grand opening celebration on Tuesday, August 25. A ribbon cutting ceremony will begin at 4:30 p.m., followed by a community open house. The open house will feature a meet-and-greet with the physicians providing care at the new health center, guided facility tours, giveaways, and complimentary ice cream and pizza provided by Mister Twisty Ice Cream and Super Sport Pizza. The renovated 21,000-square-foot health center will expand access to care in Fayette County by offering primary care, imaging, and laboratory services. The month's most popular health news, stories, and tips in your inbox.
WC and Kettering Health sign partnership for on-campus services. Published on Aug 21, 2026 Wilmington College and Kettering Health have entered into an agreement that provides medical services for students at the campus Health & Wellness Center and gives students more direct access to Kettering's newly expanded medical services in Wilmington. Kettering Health will provide a nurse practitioner on-site for 20 hours each week. Dr. Kevin Sharrett, medical director of rural health services at Kettering Health, will oversee the medical center's services at the College. "Wilmington College already has a strong and dedicated health and wellness team in place, and we're pleased to provide additional physician oversight and additional medical services that build on that foundation," he said. "Together, we are enhancing access to care and further supporting student well-being." WC President Corey Cockerill spoke of the partnership between one of the community's oldest and one of its newest entities. "Wilmington College and Kettering Health share a deep commitment to this community and the people who call it home," she said. "We are grateful for Kettering Health's partnership in providing quality healthcare to our students right here on campus." Sigrid Solomon, vice president/chief student affairs officer, expressed her excitement about the new partnership, "as we continue to prioritize" the health and well-being of WC students. "This partnership will complement the work of our internal team and expand the resources and support available to our students," she said. "Together, we can help ensure that our students have access to quality medical and mental health services that support them not only in their academic journey, but in their overall well-being and success." The College's partnership with Kettering Health will work in conjunction with existing health and wellness services at WC, which include physical, reproductive and mental health services. The WC staff features a director of health services, a registered nurse, a director of counseling services and two mental health counselors. During the 2025-26 academic year, the Health & Wellness Center had 990 total visits by students and employees. As a faith-based, nonprofit health system, Kettering Health strives to live God's love by promoting and restoring health. Kettering Health is made up of 14 medical centers and more than 120 outpatient locations throughout western Ohio, as well as Kettering Health Medical Group - with more than 700 board-certified providers dedicated to elevating the health, healing and hope of the community. Kettering College, a division of Kettering Health Main Campus, is a fully accredited college that specializes in health science education. For more, visit ketteringhealth.org.