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Medical Assistant/Licensed Practical Nurse/Nail Specialist - Clinic Services/Podiatry - Full-time

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door county medical centerSturgeon Bay (WI)
Medical AssistantsOffices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners

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About the role

Medical Assistant Or Licensed Practical NurseThe Medical Assistant or Licensed Practical Nurse will provide professional nursing or medical assistant care under supervision or scope of licensure for clinic patients. Room patients, perform and document vital signs and patient backgrounds. Coordinate provider schedules and appointment, enter orders and prepare patient charts. Instruct patients and families as directed within scope of licensure or certification. Prepare patients and assist medical providers with in-office procedures and prepare and administer medications/immunizations. Maintain exam rooms and equipment to be within infection control standards. Ensure appropriate levels of medical supplies for each patient room.
Qualifications: BLS Certification Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers from approved program. (Can be obtained on the job). Clinic/clinical/foot care experience preferred. Medical Assistant: Certified as a Medical Assistant, or Registered Medical Assistant through an approved accreditor preferred, however can train on the job. Licensed Practical Nurse: Graduation from an accredited school of practical nursing. Valid Practical Nursing license in the state of WI through an approved accreditor.
Shift: Working 40 hours a week in the Podiatry department, primarily doing nail care. High School or better. Associates or better in Nursing or related field. General Education Diploma or better. PRACTICAL NURSECERT AS A MEDICAL ASSISTCERT BASIC LIFE SUPPORTEqual Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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