Clinical Team Member

Join Our Team as a Full-Time Medical Assistant at OrthoVirginia – Be a Part of Virginia's Leading Orthopedic & Therapy Care Team! 

The Team 
At OrthoVirginia, our Interventional Pain Management team, is dedicated to offering advanced, minimally invasive pain relief procedures that help patients manage chronic pain and improve their quality of life. By providing a patient-centered approach tailored to everyone, we aim to delay or prevent the need for surgery. As a part of our team, you will play an integral role in fast-tracking recovery and delivering exceptional care that allows patients to return to their daily activities safely and quickly. 

About OrthoVirginia 
We are committed to making a meaningful difference in people's lives every day. With compassion, excellence, and unity at our core, we provide high-quality orthopedic care that sets the standard in the industry. Joining OrthoVirginia means you’re joining a community dedicated to vibrant, healthy living for every patient. 

Role Summary 
As a Medical Assistant within our orthopedic team, you’ll be at the forefront of patient care. You will assist with clinical, administrative, and operational duties, providing support that enhances patient experience and contributes to their recovery journey. From preparing exam rooms and educating patients to scheduling appointments and coordinating surgeries, your role will be essential in ensuring smooth operations and exceptional care. 

Essential Functions 

• Prepare and maintain clean, well-stocked exam rooms for patient visits. 

• Collect patient information including medical history and vital statistics. 

• Educate patients on orthopedic care, cast care, traction care, and appliances. 

• Assist physicians with orders, schedule appointments, and coordinate surgeries. 

• Provide excellent customer service by responding to calls and triaging needs promptly. 

• Maintain organized, efficient patient flow throughout the clinic. 

Basic Qualifications 

• High school diploma or equivalent. 

• Minimum of 2 years of experience in a medical or administrative role, preferred. 

• Certification in Medical Assisting (CCMA, CMA, RMA, or ROT), preferred