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Field Medical Assistant - Orange County

Orange County, CA

 

Field Medical Assistant
Location: Orange County, CA
Schedule: Monday – Friday
Pay Rate: $23.00 – $25.00 per hour (based on experience) 

Location: Field 

About the Role

 

Now Hiring: Field Medical Assistant – Orange County

We are seeking a compassionate Field Medical Assistant to join our dedicated care team in Orange County. This field-based role is essential in coordinating care and providing meaningful support to seniors and their families. The ideal candidate is patient-focused, detail-oriented, and thrives in a collaborative healthcare environment. If you have strong clinical skills, exceptional communication abilities, and a passion for making a difference in the lives of others, we’d love to hear from you!

 

Key Responsibilities

 

  • Conduct comprehensive patient assessments and develop individualized care plans.

  • Coordinate referrals, follow-ups, and care updates with patients, families, and providers.

  • Manage communications via phone, email, and internal systems to ensure timely updates.

  • Maintain thorough, accurate, and compliant documentation in care management systems.

  • Serve as a liaison between patients, providers, and care partners to support continuity of care.

  • Monitor patient needs, evaluate progress, and adjust care plans as appropriate.

  • Educate and support patients and families regarding treatment options, resources, and care processes.

  • Conduct diagnostic evaluations and contribute to treatment planning.

  • Provide both administrative and clinical support to the wrap around medical team.

  • Participate in quality improvement initiatives and contribute to team and organizational goals.

 

Perform other duties as assigned to support patient care and team operations

What We’re Looking For

  • Medical Assistant certificate (Required)

  • Excellent phone communication and etiquette

  • Friendly, positive attitude and ability to build trust quickly

  • Strong organizational and multitasking skills

  • Experience working with seniors or in geriatric care

  • Comfortable collaborating with multiple providers and care teams

  • Tech-savvy and able to learn care coordination platforms

  • Reliable, professional, and compassionate in all interactions

  • Who You Are:

    • A compassionate professional with a strong commitment to patient-centered care.

    • Skilled in organization, communication, and attention to detail.

    • Comfortable working independently in the field and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team.

    • Adaptable, resourceful, and eager to support patients through every step of their care journey.

 

Why Join Our Team

At Senior Doc, we’re more than a healthcare provider—we’re a team dedicated to building meaningful connections with the people we serve. As a Field Medical Assistant, you’ll be part of a mission-driven organization that values compassion, respect, and excellence in care.

We offer:

  • A supportive and collaborative team culture.

  • Consistent weekday hours to support work-life balance.

  • The opportunity to make a direct impact in the lives of seniors and their families.

Here, your work truly matters. Every interaction is an opportunity to improve quality of life and provide care with dignity and compassion.

 

 

Perks & Benefits

  • Comprehensive Insurance: Medical, dental, vision, and life coverage.

  • Paid Time Off: Support for work-life balance and personal recharge.

  • Positive Work Environment: Join a collaborative, team-oriented culture where your contributions are valued.

  • Career Growth: Opportunities to advance within a fast-growing, mission-driven organization.

If you’re ready to take the next step in your healthcare career and help seniors navigate their care journey with compassion and skill, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply now to join our team as a Field Medical Assistant in Orange County.

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