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Medical Assistant

Posted 2 days ago

oliver wymanColumbia (MO)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$67,000 - $93,000 per year

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About the role

Every Medical Assistant we hire shares one trait: they stay when it gets hard, and Oliver Wyman is hiring that trait in Columbia. If 3 years of Vital Signs Monitoring sits behind you, Oliver Wyman offers $67,000 - $93,000, an internship setup, and a ladder worth climbing.
Key Responsibilities: Run Innovation and Foley Catheter Insertion protocols with the precision Oliver Wyman expects of every mid-level hire Apply Innovation and Vital Signs Monitoring interventions while watching for the side effects that follow Round on Oliver Wyman's Columbia, MO long-stay patients, watching for the slow drift others miss Verify blood products at the bedside with a second Medical Assistant, sign-for-sign, before any transfusion Map each patient's pain across the shift and adjust comfort measures before they ask twice Champion a quality-focused approach to patient-centered care as a Medical Assistant Draw labs, run point-of-care testing, and flag abnormal panels to the supervising clinician Administer medications and treatments safely and accurately What You'll Bring The kind of attention to detail that catches what spell-check misses Hands-on healthcare experience that holds up to follow-up questions Comfort defending a recommendation in front of skeptics Comfort owning the unglamorous middle of an internship project Strong multitasking ability without sacrificing quality We are Oliver Wyman, a safety-first healthcare company headquartered in Columbia, MO. We believe great Code Blue Response work comes from people who feel safe to experiment and occasionally fail. At Oliver Wyman, $67,000 - $93,000 comes with equity, learning stipends, and a flexible culture built around trust and growth. We are growing the Oliver Wyman team in MO and adding this position immediately.

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