Location & Practice Overview

This Medical Assistant Float role supports two outpatient urgent care clinics operated by Hometown Urgent Care in the Cleveland area of northeast Ohio.

Primary Worksites Euclid and Mentor clinics
Practice Type Outpatient urgent care and occupational health
Department Clinical Services / Urgent Care
Care Setting On-site multi-clinic float
Geographic Area Cleveland metropolitan region, Ohio

Responsibilities

  • Obtain medical histories, measure and record vital signs, and prepare patients for examinations and procedures.
  • Perform phlebotomy, collect and process laboratory specimens, and complete point-of-care testing including rapid strep, influenza, mononucleosis, blood glucose, urine pregnancy, and urinalysis.
  • Conduct EKGs, pulmonary function testing, vision and hearing assessments, audiometry, urine drug screens, and breath alcohol testing.
  • Administer subcutaneous, intradermal, and intramuscular injections when authorized; assist with pelvic exams, irrigations, incision and drainage, and Ortho-Glass splinting.
  • Support patient registration, payment collection, insurance explanations, referrals, callbacks, and accurate EMR documentation.
  • Maintain examination rooms, sterilize instruments using autoclave, stock supplies, and assist with training team members as assigned.

The role combines direct clinical support with laboratory, occupational health, and front-desk administrative duties across both assigned clinics.

Qualifications & Requirements

Candidates should demonstrate practical clinical and administrative capabilities suited to a multi-site outpatient urgent care setting.

Experience
1–2 years in a physician practice or clinic setting preferred
Technical Skills
Basic computer proficiency and familiarity with Electronic Medical Records
Clinical Judgment
Ability to work independently with professional discretion
Certification
Ability to obtain and maintain CPR certification
Communication
Professional interaction with patients, providers, and team members

Compensation & Benefits

Compensation is structured as an hourly rate. Confirmed benefits include retirement and insurance options.

  • Compensation: $18–$22 per hour
  • 401(k) with matching
  • Health, dental, and vision insurance
  • Life and disability insurance
  • Paid time off and employee assistance program

Schedule & Work Environment

Employment Type Full Time
Work Arrangement On-site
Clinic Rotation Shifts at both Euclid and Mentor locations
Travel Required between the two designated clinics
Environment Outpatient urgent care with combined clinical and administrative workflows

Patient Population & Clinical Setting

The clinics serve patients seeking same-day evaluation for non-emergency conditions in an accessible outpatient environment.

Age Groups Adults and pediatric patients
Visit Type Acute illnesses, minor injuries, and occupational health encounters
Acuity Non-emergency, walk-in and scheduled urgent care
Additional Population Workers requiring employment-related screening and physicals

Clinical Focus & Key Services

The position centers on supporting urgent care evaluation of common illnesses and minor injuries alongside occupational health screening services.

Urgent Care Support Respiratory infections, influenza, ear infections, strep throat, lacerations, burns, and fractures
Diagnostic Services Point-of-care testing, EKGs, pulmonary function testing, and laboratory specimen handling
Occupational Health Urine drug screens, breath alcohol testing, audiometry, and DOT-related physical examination support
Procedural Assistance Injections, irrigations, incision and drainage, and Ortho-Glass application

Role Highlights

This full-time Medical Assistant opportunity offers exposure to two outpatient clinic locations within an established Ohio urgent care network. Its combination of urgent care and occupational health services provides a varied clinical environment, while the float structure offers experience across different community-based practice settings.

  • Full-time position covering Hometown Urgent Care clinics in Euclid and Mentor, Ohio
  • Combined urgent care and occupational health practice environment
  • Exposure to employer-related medical services, including workplace screening and DOT physical support
  • Broad outpatient clinical environment incorporating diagnostic testing and minor procedure support
  • Integrated clinical and administrative role within a multi-location healthcare organization

About Hometown Urgent Care

Hometown Urgent Care & Occupational Health is an Ohio-based outpatient provider operating more than 30 clinics statewide. It forms part of myHometown Health, a network that also encompasses primary care, behavioral health, employer direct care, medical wellness, and clinical research. The organization has served Ohio communities since 2006 and emphasizes accessible, same-day care for non-emergency needs.

Organization Type Outpatient urgent care and occupational health network
Geographic Footprint 32 locations across Ohio including Cleveland, Akron, Columbus, Cincinnati, and Dayton regions
Parent Network myHometown Health
Established Serving Ohio since 2006
Core Services Urgent care, occupational health, diagnostics, and related outpatient services

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I work at both the Euclid and Mentor clinics every week?
Yes. The float role requires shifts at both locations, so candidates must be prepared to travel between the two clinics as scheduled by management.
Is a national Medical Assistant certification required?
The posting does not list a specific national certification (such as CMA, RMA, or CCMA) as mandatory. Preference is given to candidates with 1–2 years of clinic or physician practice experience.
Does the role include occupational health testing?
Yes. Duties include urine drug screens, breath alcohol testing, audiometry, pulmonary function testing, and assistance with DOT-related physical examinations.
Are exact shift times and weekend requirements listed?
Specific daily hours, weekend rotation, and holiday coverage are not detailed in the available posting. Candidates should confirm the expected schedule during the interview process.
Will I handle both clinical and front-desk tasks?
Yes. In addition to clinical procedures and testing, the position includes patient registration, payment collection, insurance explanations, referrals, and EMR documentation.
Is CPR certification needed before starting?
Candidates must be able to obtain and maintain CPR certification. Existing certification is advantageous but the posting focuses on the ability to secure and keep it current.

Medical Assistant Float in Cleveland, OH

The Medical Assistant Float position with Hometown Urgent Care is based across the organization's Euclid and Mentor clinics in the greater Cleveland, Ohio area. It operates within an outpatient care model that combines urgent care with occupational health services, giving the position a broader practice context than a single-purpose medical office. The two-location arrangement is a defining feature, placing this role within a regional clinic network rather than one fixed practice site. The position also connects community-based urgent care with employer-related medical services, including workplace screening and DOT examination support. For candidates exploring Medical Assistant jobs in Cleveland, this opening represents a full-time, multi-location opportunity within an Ohio-based urgent care organization.

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