Medical Assistant - Family Medicine Clinic
$21.90/hour
ApplyMedical Assistant - Family Medicine Clinic
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$21.90/hour
About the role
- Responds promptly, professionally and courteously to all customers’ needs.
- Cooperates and communicates effectively with all patients, families and staff.
- Contributes to continuous quality improvement efforts.
- Collect patient’s history.
- Prepares patient and necessary equipment/supplies for visit.
- Documents all interventions, patient/family responses, medication dispensed or prescribed, vital signs, etc. in-patient chart and/or computer system.
- Administers EKGs, PFTs, immunizations, medicines, draws blood, etc. as directed.
- Obtains approval for and phones in prescriptions as directed.
- Completes lab slips and referral forms as directed.
- Assists with routine procedures for gynecological exams, physicals, and office visits, etc.
- High school diploma or equivalent and six months experience as a Medical Assistant or a Patient Care Tech.
- High school diploma or equivalent and completion of one of the following programs: medical assistant, emergency medical technician, nurse assistant, licensed practical nurse, armed services medic, or patient care technician.
- For clinics with the Rural Health Designation, Basic Life Support (BLS) issued by the American Heart Association (AHA), American Red Cross (ARC), and Canadian equivalents, (MHC approved providers for the resuscitation certification) is required within 6 months of hire
- For positions designated as float positions, travel to or between clinics is required
- Electronic medical record experience.
- One-year experience working in medical office with multiple providers.
- Previous experience working in a medical office of the same specialty.
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