SOUTHERN HEALTH PARTNERS INC is looking for Certified Medical Assistant – Correctional Facility in Pleasant Hill, MO.
This local job opportunity with ID 3939310920 is live since 2026-11-03 17:21:59.
Southern Health Partners Inc seeks a Certified Medical Assistant to support weekday day-shift care in a correctional facility. The CMA will perform patient intake, collect vitals, assist with exams and minor procedures, administer medications per protocol, and maintain accurate documentation in compliance with state and facility regulations. Working closely with nurses, providers, and custody staff, this role supports safe, quality medical, dental, and psychiatric services. We offer a collaborative culture, strong training, and opportunities for growth while making a meaningful impact on an underserved population. Perform patient intake, history, and vital signs for incarcerated patients Assist providers and nurses with exams, treatments, and minor procedures Administer medications per protocol and document accurately Support chronic care, sick call, and urgent care workflows Collect and process lab specimens and perform basic tests Maintain accurate, timely EHR documentation and logs Follow infection control, safety, and HIPAA regulations Coordinate with custody staff to ensure safe patient flow Monitor patient condition and report changes promptly Participate in training and quality improvement activities Vital signs measurement Phlebotomy Medication administration Electronic Health Records (EHR) Wound care Infection control Triage and patient intake Specimen collection and processing Documentation and charting Emergency response support Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Active CMA (Certified Medical Assistant) credential Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification CPR certification Current state medical assistant licensure (if applicable) Correctional healthcare experience preferred Knowledge of HIPAA and correctional healthcare standards5c143e31-5e48-4549-b638-05792d185386
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