CMA Full-time
Colquitt Regional Medical Center

Medical Assistant-172 Sterling Group Family Care

Coordinates quality improvement efforts within a family practice clinic by monitoring performance metrics, supporting compliance with regulatory and payer requirements, and identifying opportunities for improvement. Works closely with providers, staff, and third-party insurance companies to meet quality benchmarks ensure accurate documentation and gap closure, and improve patient outcomes. Also assists with audits, reporting, and implementation of process improvements to enhance overall clinic performance and efficiency.

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