Orthopedic Technician - Ortho Clinic | Full-Time

The Staff Pad is partnering with a leading
healthcare organization in Helena, MT, to hire an Orthopedic Clinic Technician (Medical Assistant - Orthopedic Clinic) for their orthopedic care team.

This position assists physicians with orthopedic
procedures while providing direct and indirect patient care. This is a hands-on
clinical role where you help patients recover mobility, manage injuries, and
navigate their care from evaluation through recovery.

The Technician also coordinates procedure scheduling
by ensuring required testing, authorizations, and resources are completed
before procedures. You'll work alongside orthopedic specialists in a
collaborative care environment where your contributions directly support
outstanding patient outcomes.

Schedule: 5-day per week clinic position | Weekend
and/or holiday rotation may be required

What You'll Do

Orthopedic care depends on precision, coordination,
and compassion. In this role, you'll play a vital part in helping patients
recover safely after injury or surgery by providing seamless, coordinated care,
educating them on orthopedic devices, and keeping their treatment moving
forward without unnecessary delays.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist physicians with orthopedic
  procedures (surgical and non-surgical)
  
• Support fracture reductions, traction
  applications, and hardware removals
  
• Apply, adjust, and remove casts,
  splints, and other immobilization devices
  
• Perform dressing changes and
  provide wound care support
  
• Fit patients with orthopedic
  braces, immobilization devices, and continuous passive motion (CPM)
  machines while providing education on proper use and care
  
• Coordinate procedure scheduling and
  support efficient clinic flow
  
• Ensure completion of pre-surgical
  testing, prior authorizations, and care coordination
  
• Help maintain an efficient,
  organized, and patient-centered orthopedic clinic
  
• Stay calm under pressure, managing multiple priorities with
  professionalism and initiative, communicate effectively and actively
  participate in ongoing education and staff collaboration
  

Your work directly impacts patient outcomes and
confidence.

What We're Looking For

• High school diploma or GED required
  
• Degree in Athletic Training or
  related healthcare field preferred
  
• Current BLS certification required
  
• Certified Medical Assistant (CMA)
  certification required within 6 months of hire
  
• Knowledge of medical terminology,
  anatomy, and physiology
  
• Previous experience in a hospital,
  orthopedic, sports medicine, athletic training, or physician office
  setting preferred
  
• Strong communication and
  interpersonal skills
  
• Excellent gross and fine motor
  skills
  
• Commitment to ongoing education,
  required training, and maintaining clinical excellence
  

What You Can Expect

 Benefits:

• Competitive Compensation
  
• Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance
  
• Long & Short-Term Disability
  Coverage, HSA& FSA Options
  
• Generous PTO, Vacation days,
  holidays & sick leave
  
• Tuition Assistance &
  Reimbursement
  
• 403(b) Retirement Plan with 3%
  employer match
  
• Cafeteria, Health Club Membership
  & Affordable Child Care
  
• Success Share Payout
  

Compensation is reviewed annually to
remain competitive with industry standards.

If you're passionate about patient care and enjoy hands-on
clinical work in an orthopedic setting, this is your opportunity to grow your
skills, collaborate with an exceptional care team, and make a meaningful impact
on every patient you serve. We encourage you to apply today!