This position requires 85% travel within designated Region.Hourly Range is determined by Level (commensurate with experience) and location (zip code) as follows:Level II - $17.66 - $18.59 (1-3 years of exp.); Level III - $19.61 - $20.65 (3-5 years of exp.); Level IV - $21.77 - $22.92 (5 years of exp.)Including eligibility for a (up to) 6% quarterly bonus.If you are passionate about patient care and love to travel all while maintaining a healthy work/life balance...You may want to explore this opportunity. Leidos QTC Health Services is looking to expand the Travel Team with experienced Medical Assistants. Travel up to 85% regionally (within your designated Region) to support Mobile Clinical Operations (MCO) and more importantly.....to support our veterans!Leidos QTC Health Services is a government contractor and subsidiary of Leidos, a FORTUNE 500 science and technology leader. We are the largest provider of disability (pension) and occupational health examination services. A few of our clients include U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (VA), Department of Justice, U.S. Department of Labor and several others. With over 90 clinics nationwide, weve been serving communities for over 40 years.We offer meaningful and engaging careers to support you and your career goals, all while nurturing a healthy work-life balance, and we are proud to provide an employment package that attracts, develops and retains the best talent:Competitive compensation and quarterly bonuses (annual for leaders)Tuition reimbursementA 100% company match of your pre- and post-tax contributions up to 5% of your salary, including immediate vesting of company contributionsGenerous paid time off (minimum of 14 days/year), as well as 10 paid holidaysAccess to flexible benefits, including health and wellness programs, long and short term disability, an employee assistance program, employee referral bonuses, credit union access and flexible spending accountsAn inclusive and ethical work placeIn this rewarding role you will:Perform routine procedures to obtain claimants medical history, record vital signs and complete lab requisitionsPerform standard diagnostic procedures accurately, efficiently, and with the highest quality including but not limited to: 12-lead electrocardiograms, proficient venipuncture, and collection of and preparation of lab specimens for laboratory courier, pulmonary function test (PFTs), arterial flow Doppler studies, and other clinical diagnostic studies assigned to meet the needs of the organizationIdentify CDC travel recommendations, and provide with after-visit summary for travel examsPrepare and give medications as ordered and verified by providerPerform housekeeping functions such as: changing exam room table paper, disinfecting surfaces, upkeep of tidiness of the entire clinic (exam rooms, bathrooms, waiting area, front office, lab room, etc.), ensuring all equipment is clean and presentableChaperone during an examinationIf fluent in other languages, assist claimants and providers with translation of questionnaire forms or during evaluation, as necessary and to the limit allowed by qualificationsPerform other duties and responsibilities as assignedBe responsible for front office duties such as: answering telephones, scheduling and confirming appointments, preparing schedules, data entry (including referral contracts, post appointment information), and filingPerform data entry and review of computerized worksheets manually completed by claimantsReview and edit reports in proprietary software application to ensure accuracy in context. Reviews grammar and spelling in all areas for accuracy and consistency. This will be accomplished through review of computerized worksheets, doctors notes, and verifying information through dialogue with providerReview each exam report for accuracy prior to submission to the provider for final review and approvalAssist in the retrieval of diagnostic tests for scanning into propriety software applicationInterf ce with operational teams and assist in the provision of medical recordsWork with providers and operational teams to ensure reports are submitted timely and accuratelyAssist in the preparation and delivery of reports for all lines of businessPerform other duties and responsibilities as assignedYou must have:A High School diploma, or equivalent (GED)An Associate degree in Medical Assisting and/or graduation from an accredited vocational Medical Assistant program, and/or military equivalentA Medical Assistant Certification/Registration or meet state requirementsCurrent use and proficiency of/in Manual Vitals, EKGs, Blood Draws, and Venipuncture5 years of hands on clinical experience in Primary Care, Family Care, Internal Medicine, Urgent Care or ER as a Medical AssistantCPR certificationPermanent residency in one of the above mentioned states (not hiring elsewhere at this time)A valid U.S. Drivers License and ability/willingness to drive between work locationsPermanent residency within 50 miles (or less) of a major US airportThe ability to successfully pass National Agency Check with Inquiries (NACI) background investigationClinical competencies including accurate vital signs, venipuncture, administering EKG, spirometry, and injections (intra-muscular, sub-cutaneous and intra-dermal).Knowledge of sterile technique, and how to don, doff, and store N95 mask in order to pass a respiratory fit testHigh level of detail by the ability to identify mistakes or inconsistencies in medical reports and clinical diagnostic testsExcellent verbal and written communication skillsKnowledge of medical terminology and its applicationsKnowledge of...Equal Opportunity Employer - minorities/females/veterans/individuals with disabilities/sexual orientation/gender identity