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Temp Cantonese and Mandarin Medical Office Assistant

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flexstaffBrooklyn (NY)

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About the role

FlexStaff is hiring a temp bilingual Medical office assistant paying at a competitive hourly rate. This is a temp contract. Pay based on experience.
Requirements: English, Cantonese, and Mandarin speaking Some medical assistant experience requiredEMR: MDLAND experience preferred but not required
Schedule: 9AM – 5PMManhattan, 10013: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Flushing, 11354: Wednesday, Friday
Pay: 25.00
Essential Functions: Work alongside providers in the exam room to provide care. Measure and record vital signs, height, and weight for patients. Obtain chief complaint and gather medical history information from patient prior to being seen by provider. Perform basic clinical duties and procedures, including, but not limited to, blood draws, vital signs, preparing vaccines, recording EKGs, glucose monitoring, collecting urine samples, influenza testing, pregnancy tests, vision/hearing tests, etc. Prepare exam room for patient visit ensuring that medical supplies are well stocked. Clean and sterilize instruments. Perform duties to help improve quality measures which may include identifying care gaps, calling patients for follow up, documentation, etc. Help maintain clinic compliance & protocols, such as freezer setting, biohazards, sharps, cleaning, infection protocols, etc. Other related duties as assigned by office manager.
Educational Requirements: Medical Assistant Cert Phlebotomy/EKG cert

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