Medical Assistant

 

At OrthoVirginia, stronger starts here—and it starts with you.  

 OrthoVirginia is Virginia’s largest provider of orthopedic medicine and one of the leading providers of physical, hand, and occupational therapy. As one of the largest orthopedic specialty practices in the country, OrthoVirginia’s nationally recognized physicians provide advanced surgical and non-surgical care to patients of all ages. 

We are seeking a passionate and experienced Medical Assistant who is dedicated to providing exceptional patient care and contributing to the success of our orthopedic team. At OrthoVirginia, you will have the opportunity to make a positive impact in people’s lives, work across various teams, and assist healthcare professionals in delivering top-notch care. Be part of a team that offers advanced surgical and non-surgical care to patients of all ages. 

Why Join OrthoVirginia? 

 

Our Benefits: OrthoVirginia offers competitive pay and benefits for employees including paid-time-away, family planning, and retirement plan options. Our flexible scheduling affords our employees a meaningful work-life balance and our knowledgeable leaders provide a rewarding work environment. 

Our Culture: At OrthoVirginia, we champion healthy, vibrant, and active communities, one person at a time. If compassion, excellence, and unity drive you, and you’re ready to help us set the standard for high-quality, patient-centered care, we’d love to hear from you.  

 

 Apply now to join our team! 

 

Role Summary:  

As a Medical Assistant within the orthopedic team, you will engage directly with patients, performing a variety of clinical, maintenance, and administrative tasks. Your responsibilities will include preparing exam rooms, interviewing patients, recording medical histories, and educating patients on orthopedic care. You will also assist with scheduling appointments, surgery coordination, and maintaining clean clinical areas. Strong customer service skills, organizational abilities, and the capacity to thrive in a fast-paced environment are essential for this role. 

 

Essential Functions: 

• Prepare exam rooms prior to patient arrival. 

• Interview patients to obtain medical information and vital statistics. 

• Record patients' medical history, height, and weight. 

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

• Input orders directed by physicians (e.g., x-rays, physical therapy). 

• Schedule necessary appointments (return visits, post-ops, follow-ups). 

• Coordinate surgery scheduling, including preoperative testing and equipment. 

• Assist with patient flow and provide direct patient care as directed. 

• Maintain clean and well-stocked treatment rooms and clinical areas. 

• Respond to phone calls, triage appropriately, and resolve issues the same day. 

 

Basic Qualifications: 

• High school diploma or equivalent. 

• Minimum of 2 years of experience in a medical facility as a med