Clinical Support Specialist Visa Sponsorship Jobs in California
California is one of the top states for clinical support specialist roles, with major employers including Kaiser Permanente, Sutter Health, Stanford Health Care, and UCSF Medical Center. Hiring is concentrated in the Bay Area, Los Angeles, and San Diego, where large health systems and biotech firms regularly sponsor international candidates through H-1B visa and other work visas.
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In this position, you will participate in providing patient care in the ambulatory setting, recognizing normal and abnormal signs and symptoms and providing support during life threatening emergencies. You will perform basic administrative, clerical and technical supportive services as needed.
Salary range: $29.46-$38.87/Hourly
Qualifications
Required:
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A medical assistant diploma or certificate as follows:
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Documentation of completing of a medical assistant program from a medical assistant school that is accredited by ASSCS, ACCET, CAAHEP or ABHES
OR
- Documentation of national certification for medical assistant issued by CMA, NCCT or AMT
OR
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Documentation of completing a medical assistant program and demonstrated completion of no less than 10 clock hours of training in administering injections and performing skin tests; 10 hours of training in venipuncture and skin puncture for the purpose of withdrawing blood; at least 10 of each intramuscular, subcutaneous, and intradermal injections and 10 skin tests, and/or at least 10 venipuncture and 10 skin punctures; 10 hours of training in administering medical by inhalation.
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Knowledge of normal and abnormal symptomology and life threatening medical problems.
- Ability to administer CPR.
- Ability to skillfully administer oral, IM and subcutaneous medications.
- Ability to perform venipuncture with skill, adhering to all OSHA PPE safety requirements.
- Ability to obtain accurate vital signs and drug refills.
- Ability to assist in medical emergencies and office procedures.
- Ability to use computerized patient care systems.
- Knowledge of medical terminology.
- Interpersonal skills to interact with patients, families, ancillary departments, physicians and co-workers in a courteous and compassionate manner.
- Verbal skills to effectively convey sensitive information in a courteous manner in person or on the telephone.
- Skill to accurately perform an EKG.
- Ability to assist in orientation of new staff.
- Ability to order medical and clinical supplies and maintain adequate inventory.
- Ability to follow proper channels of policies & procedures, communication & work standards.
- Ability to organize tasks to facilitate smooth work/patient flow.
- Ability to schedule patient for referrals to specialists.
- Ability to be flexible in working both back and front office to facilitate smooth workflow.
- Knowledge and ability to set up and assist physician with any procedures such as, but not limited to audiometry, spirometry, O2 saturation levels, skin tag and mole removals, ear lavage, colposcopies, flexible sigmoidoscopies.
- Ability to perform accurate quality control and patient sample testing for waived tests.
- Knowledge of all safety requirements when handling Biohazardous specimens or contaminated instruments.
- Knowledge of MSDS and emergency treatments.
- Ability to work overtime in cases of emergency.
- Ability to be punctual and maintain a satisfactory attendance record.
- Skill in maintaining a harmonious work atmosphere, practicing excellent customer service.
- Ability to push, pull or carry 30 lbs or more.
Description
In this position, you will participate in providing patient care in the ambulatory setting, recognizing normal and abnormal signs and symptoms and providing support during life threatening emergencies. You will perform basic administrative, clerical and technical supportive services as needed.
Salary range: $29.46-$38.87/Hourly
Qualifications
Required:
-
A medical assistant diploma or certificate as follows:
-
Documentation of completing of a medical assistant program from a medical assistant school that is accredited by ASSCS, ACCET, CAAHEP or ABHES
OR
- Documentation of national certification for medical assistant issued by CMA, NCCT or AMT
OR
-
Documentation of completing a medical assistant program and demonstrated completion of no less than 10 clock hours of training in administering injections and performing skin tests; 10 hours of training in venipuncture and skin puncture for the purpose of withdrawing blood; at least 10 of each intramuscular, subcutaneous, and intradermal injections and 10 skin tests, and/or at least 10 venipuncture and 10 skin punctures; 10 hours of training in administering medical by inhalation.
-
Knowledge of normal and abnormal symptomology and life threatening medical problems.
- Ability to administer CPR.
- Ability to skillfully administer oral, IM and subcutaneous medications.
- Ability to perform venipuncture with skill, adhering to all OSHA PPE safety requirements.
- Ability to obtain accurate vital signs and drug refills.
- Ability to assist in medical emergencies and office procedures.
- Ability to use computerized patient care systems.
- Knowledge of medical terminology.
- Interpersonal skills to interact with patients, families, ancillary departments, physicians and co-workers in a courteous and compassionate manner.
- Verbal skills to effectively convey sensitive information in a courteous manner in person or on the telephone.
- Skill to accurately perform an EKG.
- Ability to assist in orientation of new staff.
- Ability to order medical and clinical supplies and maintain adequate inventory.
- Ability to follow proper channels of policies & procedures, communication & work standards.
- Ability to organize tasks to facilitate smooth work/patient flow.
- Ability to schedule patient for referrals to specialists.
- Ability to be flexible in working both back and front office to facilitate smooth workflow.
- Knowledge and ability to set up and assist physician with any procedures such as, but not limited to audiometry, spirometry, O2 saturation levels, skin tag and mole removals, ear lavage, colposcopies, flexible sigmoidoscopies.
- Ability to perform accurate quality control and patient sample testing for waived tests.
- Knowledge of all safety requirements when handling Biohazardous specimens or contaminated instruments.
- Knowledge of MSDS and emergency treatments.
- Ability to work overtime in cases of emergency.
- Ability to be punctual and maintain a satisfactory attendance record.
- Skill in maintaining a harmonious work atmosphere, practicing excellent customer service.
- Ability to push, pull or carry 30 lbs or more.
Clinical Support Specialist Job Roles in California
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Which companies sponsor visas for clinical support specialists in California?
Large California health systems are the most active sponsors for clinical support specialist roles. Kaiser Permanente, Sutter Health, Stanford Health Care, UCSF Medical Center, and Cedars-Sinai have all filed H-1B petitions for clinical and healthcare support positions. Medical device and digital health companies such as Abbott and Intuitive Surgical also sponsor for roles that blend clinical and technical support functions.
Which visa types are most common for clinical support specialist roles in California?
The H-1B is the most common visa for clinical support specialists in California, provided the role requires at least a bachelor's degree in a specific field such as life sciences, health informatics, or a related discipline. Candidates with a relevant master's degree may qualify for the H-1B master's cap exemption. O-1 visas are less common but can apply for candidates with documented exceptional expertise in a clinical domain.
Which cities in California have the most clinical support specialist sponsorship jobs?
The San Francisco Bay Area leads in sponsorship opportunities, driven by UCSF, Stanford Health Care, and a dense concentration of health technology companies in San Jose and Palo Alto. Los Angeles is the second major hub, anchored by Cedars-Sinai, UCLA Health, and USC Keck Medicine. San Diego also has a growing cluster, supported by biotech employers and UC San Diego Health.
How to find clinical support specialist visa sponsorship jobs in California?
Migrate Mate filters job listings specifically for roles where employers have a documented history of visa sponsorship, making it easier to identify clinical support specialist positions in California without sorting through companies that do not sponsor. You can filter by state and role type to focus on health systems, medical device firms, and digital health employers in the Bay Area, Los Angeles, and San Diego.
Are there state-specific considerations for clinical support specialists seeking sponsorship in California?
California's Department of Industrial Relations sets prevailing wage benchmarks that employers must meet when filing an H-1B Labor Condition Application, and wages in the Bay Area and Los Angeles are among the highest in the country for healthcare roles. Several California university systems, including UC San Diego, UCLA, and UCSF, run clinical training programs that produce candidates well-positioned for sponsored roles at affiliated medical centers.
What is the prevailing wage for sponsored clinical support specialist jobs in California?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.