Medical Assistant

Join Our Growing Team at Hometown Primary Care – Where Patient-Centered Care Comes First!

At Hometown Primary Care, we believe that healthcare is most effective when it’s personal, preventive, and centered around long-term patient relationships. As part of the trusted Hometown team, we’re proud to deliver compassionate, high-quality care that helps individuals and families lead healthier lives — right in the heart of their own communities.

We are looking for a Medical Assistant/Receptionist who is passionate about building connections, supporting clinical excellence, and enhancing the overall patient experience in a primary care setting.

Overview:
As a Medical Assistant with Hometown Primary Care, you’ll be a vital member of our care team — supporting physicians and providers with clinical and administrative responsibilities that ensure smooth, efficient visits and a positive experience for every patient. Your role will help foster trust, continuity, and preventive care success for patients throughout their primary care journey with us.

Duties:

Welcomes patients and visitors into our Care Centers with compassion and provide exceptional customer service.
Register patients by obtaining demographic, insurance, and payment information.
Handle payments for services, including applicable co-pays.
Answer multi-line phone system
Daily reconciliation of monies collected
Cleans and stocks the site with other members of the team.
Take patient histories and accurately document vital signs
Perform point-of-care testing: strep, mono, glucose, urinalysis, pregnancy, etc.
Conduct phlebotomy and prepare samples for lab processing
Administer immunizations and injections per provider orders
Assist with routine exams and procedures (i.e., EKGs, ear/eye irrigations, pelvic exams)
Educate patients on medication, preventive care, and follow-up instructions
Handle patient callbacks, pharmacy coordination, and referral scheduling
Ensure exam rooms are clean, stocked, and patient-ready
Support front-desk duties, including check-in, insurance verification, and payment collection
Participate in training and onboarding of new team members

1–2 years of experience in a physician practice or outpatient clinical setting preferred
Strong E-Clinical Works Experience Preferred
Passion for primary care or Internal Medicine
Self-starter with excellent clinical judgment and communication skills
CPR certification (or willingness to obtain upon hire)
Flexibility to travel within region as needed

401(k)
401(k) matching
Dental insurance
Disability insurance
Employee assistance program
Health insurance
Life insurance
Paid time off
Retirement plan
Vision insurance

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