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Job Summary:Performs non-invasive, routine, technical support services under the specific authorization and supervision of a licensed physician, podiatrist, physician assistant, nurse practitioner or nurse midwife.
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Organizational Requirements: Adventist Health is committed to the safety and wellbeing of our associates and patients. Obtains vital signs, and reports significant findings and pertinent patient observations to clinic physician.
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Job Requirements: Education and Work Experience: High School Education/GED or equivalent: Preferred Licenses/Certifications: Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) or Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) or equivalent combination of licensure and experience: Preferred Basic Life Support (BLS OR HS-BLS OR RQIBLS) Health Care Provider certification: Required Successful completion of audiometry and vision training or have a certificate from CHDP within six months of hire.
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Performs non-invasive, routine, technical support services under the specific authorization and supervision of a licensed physician, podiatrist, physician assistant, nurse practitioner or nurse midwife.
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