Medical Assistant
"If I can be that smiling face that makes them come to the doctor, that's great. I love it here."
Heather M., Medical Assistant
Investing in your growth
We invest in your growth through hands on learning, certification support, tuition assistance and opportunities to expand your skills. Whether you are beginning your medical assistant career, building expertise in a specialty or preparing to lead, you will find support for what comes next. Here, you can keep learning, explore new possibilities and build a career that grows with you.
Navigate your medical assistant career
Find answers to common questions about medical assistant roles, schedules, benefits, career growth and the opportunities available to help you build a rewarding career at Mercy Health.
Certified medical assistants with specialized credentials provide hands-on patient care under the direction of a provider, supporting clinical assessments, documenting patient needs, assisting with care planning within their scope of practice.
Depending on location certification is not always required to start, some jobs require you to obtain your certification within 12 months of your medical assistant placement. A high school or GED is required. See job description for requirements.
At Mercy Health, associates are supported through education assistance, mentorship, internal opportunities and career pathways that can help them grow into advanced clinical and non-clinical roles while making a meaningful impact in the communities we serve.
Medical assistants may work in specialties such as family medicine, pediatrics, cardiology, orthopedics, women's health, dermatology and other clinical areas based on organizational needs.
Where your purpose meets possibility
Bring your passion for patient care to a team where every role matters and every day brings an opportunity to make an impact.