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All other duties as assigned by Office Manager or Practice AdministratorRequirementsRequired Experience :•High school diploma; some college preferred•Medical assistant certification•Ability to maintain effective and organized systems to ensure timely patient flow•Ability to perform phlebotomy and administer injections•Knowledge of medical terminology•Exceptional customer service and phone etiquetteLicense/Certification:Certified Medical AssistantBLS Certification.
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CCMA - National Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (NHA) OR. CMA - National Certified Medical Assistant (NHA) OR. CMA - National Certified Medical Assistant (NAHP) OR.
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Preferred)License/CertificationsCCMA - Cert Clin Medical Assistant (Required) or CMA - Certified Medical Assistant (Required) or RMA - Registered Medical Assistant (Required)BLS - Basic Life Support (Required)NPCPT - Certified Phlebotomist Tech (Preferred)Your Tomorrow is Here.
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WHAT YOU WILL DO Provide direct patient care, which may include rooming patients, taking vitals, obtaining a comprehensive medical history, administering vaccines, injections, and medications, phlebotomy, point of care testing and medication reconciliation.
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Assist medical providers with patient examinations, emergencies, and medical procedures; collect lab specimens (for example, urine and blood) from patients for testing; measuring and recording vital signs and patient information (for example, pain assessment, pulse rate, temperature, blood pressure, weight, height) in patient's electronic chart; operate diagnostic equipment (for example, glucometers, pulse oximeters, nebulizers, oxygen equipment) to administer routine diagnostic tests.
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Performs lab duties, including but not limited to: phlebotomy, order entry, specimen collection, establishes chain of custody if applicable, and labels for delivery to appropriate authority for testing.
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Certified Phlebotomy Technician. The Medical Assistant is responsible for ensuring that they assist physicians with all patient care. Minimum 2-3 years experience as a Medical Assistant preferred.
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RMA, Registered Medical Assistant, Certified Medical Assistant, CMA, CCMA, Clinic Medical Assistant, Clinical Medical Assistant, Medical Technologist, Phlebotomy, Phlebotomist, CNA, Certified Nurse Assistant, EMT, Emergency Medical Tech, Clinic Technician, Technician, Health Care Tech, healthcare, Dental Assistant, Vitals, Patient Care, Back Office.
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You will report to the Plasma Center Manager and will perform as a plasma donor screener and perform phlebotomy to support plasma center operations. Certified as a Global Top Employer, Takeda offers stimulating careers, encourages innovation, and strives for excellence in everything we do.
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Health care experience a plus including: BONENT Certified, Certified Hemodialysis Technician (CHT), Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), Certified Medical Assistant (CMA), or Phlebotomy certification.
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Comprehensive benefits: Medical, dental, vision, 401(k) match, paid time off, PTO cash out. Support for you and your family: family resources, EAP counseling sessions, access Headspace, backup child and elder care, maternity/paternity leave, pet insurance, and more.
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Must have one of the following certifications: CLA/MLA and/or MLT or Phlebotomy or MA certificate with blood draw experience. Non-certified starting at $15.75. Medical (including a partially company funded HSA option and in-house discount plan.
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NaphCare is hiring experienced Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) or Medical Asst. just like you to join our team at the Kenosha County Jail located in Kenosha, WI. This is a temporary 4-8 week contract position.
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PATIENT CARE - Perform routine non-invasive treatment procedures to include saturation, administration and urine dipsticks; may perform invasive procedures to include but not limited to phlebotomy, ear irrigation, catheterization, and EKG's.
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Clinical Laboratory Science students enrolled in their final year of a 4 year accredited program may work as Clinical Laboratory Tech II/non-certified Phlebotomist and perform moderate complexity testing under the supervision of an experienced Medical Laboratory Technician/Clinical Laboratory Scientist.
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