Medical Office Assistant II — Upper Chesapeake Multi-Specialty Clinic

Job overview

The Medical Office Assistant II role is onsite in Bel Air, MD; compensation is not specified. The position supports physicians and nursing staff at the Upper Chesapeake Multi-Specialty Clinic of University of Maryland Faculty Physicians. The assistant contributes to patient care and clinic flow by taking vital signs, giving injections, and maintaining clinical rooms and stations. The role also handles registration, scheduling, insurance verification, charge entry, and electronic-system processes to support accurate and efficient outpatient visits.

What you'll do

• Assist physicians and nursing staff with patient care
• support patient flow
• take vital signs and give injections
• maintain nurses’ stations, exam rooms, and procedure rooms
• complete demographic and insurance registration
• enter charges
• schedule patients and verify insurance
• use electronic systems according to department and organization procedures
• perform other assigned duties.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

medical office assistant ii

medical assistant

multi-specialty clinic

patient care

vital signs

injections

patient registration

insurance verification

bel air md

university of maryland faculty physicians

cpr certification

medical assistant certification

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• The employer describes a total rewards package supporting employee health, life, career, and retirement
• further details are available through its employee-benefits information.

Why this role

Requires completion of an accredited medical assistant program, medical assistant certification, CPR certification, and two to three years of related medical-office experience. High school diploma or GED is preferred; patient-registration certification is required.

About the employer

University of MD Faculty Physicians Inc. is hiring for this role. Industry: Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists). Sector: 62.