Fred Hutch Cancer Center is hiring: Medical Assistant Supervisor in Seattle
$37.77 to $56.64
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$37.77 to $56.64
About the role
- Education that enables obtainment of Medical Assistant Certification in the State of Washington
- Currently a Certified Medical Assistant in the State of Washington and must be familiar with the State's conduct and standards of practice
- Current Surgical Technologist Registration in the State of Washington within 30 days of hire as applicable, depending on location
- Current BLS AHA Health Provider Card (or equivalent course, such as by the American Red Cross) and renewal required every two years
- Minimum of 2 years as a Medical Assistant preferably in an ambulatory oncology clinic or the equivalent.1 year in lead or similar role of progressive responsibility
- Participate in process improvement initiatives
- Ability to appropriately respond to emergencies or disasters per clinic protocol
- Proficient in email and word processing systems
- Experience with Electronic Medical Records
- Ability to work in a fast paced, complex healthcare environment
- Ability to multi-task, prioritize and problem solve
- Strong interpersonal and customer service skills
- Ability to communicate (verbally and in writing) in a clear and concise manner
- Ability to solve complex problems
- Demonstrates initiative as evidenced by advancing technical skills, sharing knowledge with others and taking on more responsibility
- Demonstrated career progression for betterment of self and/or the clinic
- Ability to provide constructive and effective feedback on performance to staff
- Demonstrates the ability to conduct discussions of a sensitive nature with staff
- PreferredPrior supervisory or leadership experience
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