Medical Assistant II
Medical Assistant II
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Prepares patients for examination; takes and records vital signs; performs phlebotomy as needed; administers medications as directed by the Providers according to policy and procedure
- Collects data that contributes to the assessment and evaluation of individualized care and needs of assigned patients, including discharge plans, under the direction of the Licensed Nurse
- Collects, processes, and submits laboratory specimens in accordance with policy and procedure
- Communicates patient findings and pertinent information to the Provider and/or Licensed Nurse utilizing appropriate communication/documentation processes
- Accurate and timely documentation of care within EPIC system
- Performs point-of-service activities such as appointment scheduling, visit preparation, co-payment collection and patient tracking as needed
- Performs clinical duties that are department specific such as POCT, hearing and vision screenings, and any other procedures
- Performs routine task and general office duties such as faxing, copying, filing, etc. as needed
- Cleans, stocks, and prepares examination rooms
- Develops and maintains positive relationships with patients, families, and colleagues
- Triage work related issues with little assist from proper hierarchy
- Actively participates in departmental process improvement projects
- Follows safety policies and procedures in the delivery of care to assure a safe environment for patients, families, and other staff members
- Other duties assigned
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
