Non-Surgical Clinical Assistant
$18.00/hr
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Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$18.00/hr
About the role
- Greets patients in the waiting room and escorts them to the exam room. Directs patient to surgery scheduling and/or front desk for checkout.
- Maintains order, cleanliness, and inventory in the exam room, and prepares exam room for patients to enter.
- Cleans and autoclaves instruments.
- Provides and scans proper paperwork to the chart for Physician's review.
- Records vitals as per Physician's request.
- Prepares injections for the Physician.
- Pulls up x-rays, MRI's, CT's, and various studies pertaining to the patient's exam.
- Assists patient with clothing when necessary.
- Disposes of bio hazardous waste and sharps according to OSHA regulation, and replaces sharps containers when existing containers are full.
- Answers telephones in patient areas and provides voicemail coverage for Physician.
- Requests reports for various facilities for Physicians.
- Empties and restocks laundry.
- Scans appointment tracking to identify when patients are ready to be seen by the Physician and directs Physician in patient appointment order.
- Reviews Physician schedules for chart preparation including ensuring operative reports, dictations, and studies are present in the chart.
- Completes pre-certifications for MRI's and other Physician orders as necessary.
- Send Visco Injection authorization request to supplement pre-certification representative
- Scans information into patient record (including all Physician orders, prescriptions, etc. on the date of service).Covers other areas in the office when not assigned to a Physician.
- Covers Provider jellybeans and voicemail as needed/requested
- Attends required meetings and participates on committees as requested.
- Knowledge of fax logs
- Exemplifies the desired culture and philosophies of the organization.
- Responsible for the development, and quarterly update, of physician protocols for: office hours, medication draws, patient education, voice mail/jelly beans and clinical protocols. This must be housed on the RO Intranet.
- Reads and responds to email communications within appropriate time frame.
- Identifies weekly schedule, including schedule changes, published by manager.
- Handle specimens (including urine, blood and drainage from incisions, aspirated fluids, etc.) and label accordingly. Follow order instructions of provider to ensure specimen is sent to appropriate lab for analyzation.
- Must be a CCMA, CRMA, EMT, or ATCProfessional license/certification must be active and valid
- Knowledge of medical office procedures and medical terminology
- Computer skills including, but not limited to, MS Office Suite
- Experience with EMR system(s) preferred
- High school diploma or GED minimum education requirement
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