Medical Assistant, Wylie TX
Medical Assistant, Wylie TX
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- ALL MEDICAL ACTS PERFORMED BY A MEDICAL ASSISTANT ARE PURSUANT TO DELEGATION BY AND UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A PHYSICIAN. THE DELEGATING PHYSICIAN REMAINS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MEDICAL ACTS OF THE MEDICAL ASSISTANT PERFORMING THOSE ACTS. Subject to this delegation requirement, the following job specific responsibilities apply: Escorts patient to treatments, exams, and procedures. Prepare patients for examinations, treatments and procedures by gathering patient data regarding condition; vital signs, biometrics and document in EHR.Obtain past medical history and history of current illness/condition. May perform data gathering for prescription refills. Limited to: reviewing medications with patient, removal of refill request from Voicemail or patient portal, verifying current prescription in EHR, and pending refill for provider. May NOT accept orders for medications or changes to medication prescription, i.e. dose, route, frequency. Perform point of care testing as ordered. Obtain specimens from patients through nasal, throat, skin and cheek swabs, urine specimens and, with additional training, venipuncture and capillary collection (blood), from patients. Facilitate transport of specimens. Prepare the clinic area by stocking examination rooms with appropriate medical supplies, disposing of medical waste properly, and cleaning and maintaining laboratory and examination equipment. Cleans and maintains examination rooms between patients. Upon completion of additional education, may set up sterile equipment trays. Upon completion of additional education, may perform EKG's. Provide patients and families pre-printed instructions and educational material, as directed by Physician or other Provider. Upon completion of additional education, perform certain advanced tasks at Physician or other Provider request and pursuant to physician delegation or standing orders. Limited to: eye drops (Ophthalmology), topical anesthetic (such as EMLA and Synera Patch), and immunization/vaccines. Upon completion of additional education, perform Dexascan in accordance with medical order or written protocol. (Nephrology Clinic) Complete Home Health, DME, Title 19, school forms and other governmental forms that do not require assessment or clinical judgment. May follow organizational Order Management - Electronic, Written, Verbal, Telephone Orders policies. May NOT accept orders for medications or changes to medication prescription, i.e. dose, route, frequency. May enter non-medication orders into EHR.Provide normal lab, imaging and pathology results via phone or letter to patient and families at the request and direction of Physician or other Provider. The fact that a result is Normal must be documented in the Provider's result notes regarding the lab, radiology or pathology results. Medical Assistant may NOT explain or interpret results. May respond to inbound interactions utilizing EHR to schedule and confirm patient appointments, registrations, and inquiries following established protocols to ensure patient safety and data integrity. May proactively contact patients, caregivers, Physicians and the community to schedule and remind patient appointments, complete registrations and respond to inquiries following established standard operating procedures. May perform front desk support including answering telephones, scheduling appointments, check-in and check-out procedures, collection and cash reconciliation; conducts reports following established protocols to ensure patient safety and optimize the revenue cycle. Submit to and pass external background check processes as required per vendor or funder requirements How You'll Be Successful: WORK EXPERIENCELess than 1 year Medical Assistants hired before 4/1/2026 must have a minimum 6 months experience in a patient care setting or completion of MA program Required Effective 4/1/26, 6 months experience in a patient care setting preferred for new employees Preferred EDUCATION High School Equivalent (GED) Essential High School Essential Medical Assistants hired before 4/1/26 or acquired from a merger/acquisition must have a high school diploma or equivalent Required Training/Hours Essential Effective 4/1/2026, new employees must have graduated from an accredited Medical Assistant program.
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