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Valle del Sol

Primary and behavioral health care provider

Medical Assistant

Clinical Support & Patient AdministrationUpdated on Nov 11
Full-timePhoenix, AZ, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • High school diploma or GED and graduation from an approved Medical Assistant training program.
  • Medical Assistant I requires 0–2 years of applied medical assistant experience in a healthcare, medical office, clinic, or related healthcare environment.
  • Medical Assistant II requires 2–5 years of applied medical assistant experience in a healthcare, medical office, clinic, or related healthcare environment.
  • Medical Assistant III requires 5 or more years of applied medical assistant experience in a healthcare, medical office, clinic, or related healthcare environment.
  • Must meet and maintain Medical Assistant credentialing requirements and applicable Arizona licensure, certification, or credentialing requirements; practice within the scope of applicable credentials.
  • BLS certification, or ability to obtain it within 5 days of the start date.
  • Arizona Level I Fingerprint Clearance Card, or ability to obtain it within 5 days of the start date.
  • Must be at least 18 years of age.
  • Must be authorized to work in the United States and for any employer; the employer is unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa.
  • Must successfully pass pre-employment and continued employment screenings.
  • Knowledge of medical terminology, clinical procedures, infection prevention practices, and patient care workflows.
  • Knowledge of healthcare regulations, patient privacy requirements, and documentation standards.
  • Knowledge of medication administration principles and patient safety practices.
  • Ability to accurately obtain and document patient information and safely perform delegated clinical procedures.
  • Organizational skills, attention to detail, customer service and patient engagement skills, and ability to prioritize tasks in a fast-paced healthcare environment.
  • Ability to work independently with sound judgment, communicate and collaborate with patients, staff, and community partners, and function effectively in a multidisciplinary team.
  • Ability to provide culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and patient-centered services.
  • Ability to perform the physical functions of the role, including sitting, standing, walking, bending, reaching, operating computers and clinical equipment, and lifting or moving up to 25 pounds; reasonable accommodations may be made.
  • Ability to work schedules that may include evenings or weekends; some roles require local travel between sites or community locations.
  • Employees assigned to Float positions must have reliable transportation.

Responsibilities

  • Prepare patients for examinations, treatments, and procedures by obtaining and documenting vital signs, chief complaints, medical histories, and other relevant information.
  • Prepare examination and treatment rooms for patient visits and clinical procedures.
  • Assist providers during examinations, treatments, and office-based procedures.
  • Collect, process, and test specimens in accordance with established protocols.
  • Provide patients with instructions regarding specimen collection, treatment plans, medications, and follow-up care.
  • Administer medications, immunizations, injections, and other delegated clinical tasks in accordance with scope of practice, competency validation, standing orders, and organizational policies.
  • Monitor patients and communicate changes in patient condition to the appropriate provider.
  • Support care coordination, including referrals, authorizations, laboratory testing, and specialty care follow-up.
  • Assist with patient outreach, preventive care initiatives, quality measures, and population health activities.
  • Document patient information, treatments, procedures, and communications accurately and timely in the electronic health record; maintain confidentiality and information security in accordance with HIPAA and organizational policies.
  • Follow infection prevention, medication management, laboratory, and patient safety standards, and comply with federal, state, accreditation, payer, and organizational requirements.
  • Support quality improvement initiatives, audits, and performance improvement activities.
  • Maintain examination rooms, treatment areas, supplies, equipment, and inventory; clean, disinfect, and prepare equipment; monitor inventory and report supply needs.
  • Assist with clinic opening, closing, daily operations, patient flow, and scheduling processes.
  • Communicate with patients, families, providers, and interdisciplinary team members; collaborate with clinical and operational staff to coordinate patient care.
  • Participate in team meetings, trainings, and organizational initiatives, and promote a respectful and compassionate patient experience.
  • Support primary care services, including family medicine, pediatrics, and women's health; assist with preventive care, chronic disease management, immunizations, screenings, routine procedures, UDS measures, population health initiatives, and care gap closure.
  • Support psychiatry services through patient intake, medication monitoring, vital signs, documentation, care coordination, medication administration, injections, laboratory coordination, patient education, and integrated care workflows.
  • Support addiction medicine and medication-assisted treatment, including specimen collection, medication administration, laboratory testing, patient monitoring, coordination across behavioral health, medical, nursing, and recovery support services, and program documentation and regulatory requirements.
  • For float assignments, provide coverage across clinic locations, programs, and service lines; adapt to varying workflows, providers, patient populations, and clinic environments; travel between assigned locations as needed; and support continuity during vacancies, leaves, training periods, and staffing fluctuations.
  • Maintain required credentials, clearances, immunizations, occupational health requirements, training, certifications, and continuing education; maintain a valid driver's license and acceptable driving record when operating a vehicle for company business.
  • Perform other duties as assigned and support the organization's commitment to culturally responsive care.

Desired Qualifications

  • Associate degree in a healthcare-related field.
  • Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) experience.
  • Integrated healthcare experience.
  • Experience using electronic health record systems.
  • Certified Medical Assistant (CMA), Registered Medical Assistant (RMA), Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA), National Certified Medical Assistant (NCMA), or equivalent nationally recognized certification.

About the Company

Valle del Sol

Primary and behavioral health care provider

Valle del Sol provides primary and behavioral health care, counseling, substance abuse treatment, support services, and leadership development to individuals and families. It delivers integrated care through clinics and community programs, offering medical, behavioral health, and social supports in one system, with leadership activities that empower community members. The organization differentiates itself by combining medical and behavioral health services with wraparound supports across ages, focusing on prevention and ongoing care within a single network. Its goal is to improve community health by expanding access, reducing barriers to treatment, and strengthening local leadership for healthier futures.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$3M
Headquarters
Phoenix, AZ
Founded
1970

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