ProHealth Care - Medical Assistant or LPN or EMT - Ears Nose & Throat Specialty - Full Time
prohealth medical groupWaukesha (WI)
ProHealth Care - Medical Assistant or LPN or EMT - Ears Nose & Throat Specialty - Full Time
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prohealth medical groupWaukesha (WI)
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About the role
ProHealth Care - Medical Assistant or LPN or EMT - Ears Nose & Throat Specialty - Full Time
Location:
N16 W24131 Riverwood Drive, Waukesha WI 53188, United States Job Type: Days - 1st Shift Medical Assistant, LPN or EMT Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) / Scribe - Full TimeMonday: 7:15am to 5:15pm at Pewaukee Tuesday: 7:15am to 5:15pm at Oconomowoc Wednesday: 7:15am to 2:15pm at Oconomowoc Thursday: 7:15am to 3:15pm at Pewaukee Friday: 8:30am to 4:00pm at Brookfield Training will be located at Brookfield ClinicEar, Nose & Throat offers a unique opportunity to build your skills in a specialty that cares for patients with a wide variety of conditions affecting the ears, nose, sinuses, throat, hearing and more. As part of ProHealth Medical Group's ENT team, you'll work closely alongside specialty providers throughout the patient visit. You'll support hands-on patient care and office procedures while also serving as a medical scribe, giving you the opportunity to be directly involved in the visit and develop a deeper understanding of ENT conditions, treatment plans and provider decision-making. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys specialty care settings, wants to continue growing clinically and likes the idea of becoming a true partner to the provider in clinic. Why you'll love itBuild specialized knowledge in Ear, Nose & Throat while caring for patients with a wide variety of conditions. Work closely alongside ENT providers and be involved throughout the patient visit. Use your clinical knowledge and medical terminology skills as a scribe, documenting visits in real time. Develop a deeper understanding of how providers evaluate symptoms, determine diagnoses and create treatment plans. Join a collaborative specialty team where your clinical and documentation skills both contribute to an efficient, positive patient experience.
What you'll do:
- Room and prepare patients for ENT visits and procedures (nasal spray prior to scope procedure)
- Obtain vital signs, perform medication reconciliation, and gather focused patient histories.
- Assist providers with examinations, treatments and in-office procedures.
- Scribe for ENT providers and accurately document patient encounters.
- Work alongside the provider throughout visits to help support accurate, timely documentation and efficient clinic flow.
- Prepare after visit summary, educate patient on provider instructions, after visit care and treatment plans.
- Coordinate follow-up needs and communicate with patients and other members of the care team.
- Return patient phone calls, test resulting and surgery scheduling
- Maintain exam rooms, supplies, and efficient clinic flow as a team
- Set up for minor procedures, as needed
- Order supplies, medications, etc. as required
- Provide compassionate, organized support throughout the patient experience.
What you'll need:
Education Qualifications as a Medical Assistant, LPN or EMT.Strong medical terminology, communication and documentation skills.
Previous medical scribe or real-time clinical documentation experience strongly preferred.
Epic experience preferred.
ENT or other specialty clinic experience is a plus.
Someone who enjoys learning, can keep pace with a busy specialty practice and is comfortable working closely with a provider.
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