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Licenses : DLR-Colorado Driver's License Class R - DMV - Department of Motor Vehicles Required and BLS-Basic Life Support (BLS/CPR) - AHA - American Heart Association Required and CMCertified Medical Assistant - AAMA - American Association of Medical Assistants Required and LPN-Licensed Practical Nurse - LPC State Licensing Board Required and Knowledge, Skills and Abilities : Knowledge of medical office practice.
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Complete patient registration, scheduling and billing tasks, pre-authorization and other general office/clerical duties as assigned. Performs a variety of office/clerical duties as assigned by the office manager.
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The Certified Medical Assistant is responsible for assisting in providing clinical care to select patients under the supervision of the professional nurse or licensed medical practitioner and provides clerical office assistance.
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SUMMARY: Performs medical, clerical, and reception duties for the Department of Family Medicine at Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine. Maintains office and medical supply inventory.
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Licenses and Certifications Required: Certified Medical Assistant or Certified Registered Medical Assistant or National Certified Medical Assistant or Nationally Registered Certified Medical Assistant or Registered Clinical Medical Assistant Specialist AHA Basic Health Care Life Support HCP Certification.
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Requires skills and abilities typically attained with 1 year of medical clerical experience, preferably in a hospital or physician office setting, or prior experience in customer service.
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Required Education and/or Experience •Successful completion of a medical assistant program, military corpsman program, or Certified Nursing Assistant training program•High School Diploma or equivalent•Two years of clerical/administrative medical office experience Preferred Qualifications •Familiarity with electronic medical records•Working knowledge of Microsoft Word Compensation Information This position is classified as "non-exempt, hourly" and is assigned to pay grade 22.
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Provides clerical support with patient/client notifications and documentation to include but not limited to complete medical records including labs, authorizations, X-Rays, hospital records and any previous care pertaining to each patient visit.
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Perform a variety of front and back office clerical duties in support of assigned area to include but not limited to collecting patient data, obtaining patient medical history; performing treatment procedures, preparing instruments for sterilization; maintaining a sanitary work area; coordinating and scheduling appointments and verifying medical coverage.
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Job Description: Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) Preferred Education: Graduate of an accredited Medical Assistant program. Uses computer software to maintain office systems.
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Under the supervision and direction of a provider (physician or advanced practice clinician) or Medical Office Nurse Coordinator, the Medical Assistant performs duties that are consistent with his/her Medical Assistant education, training, experience and registration.
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Performs medical, clerical, and reception duties for the Department of Family Medicine at Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine. At least one year of related experience in a medical office setting is preferred.
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The role also includes providing clerical office assistance. Preferred: Graduate of an accredited Medical Assistant program. Use computer software to maintain office systems.
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Job Summary:The Certified Medical Assistant is responsible for assisting in providing clinical care to select patients under the supervision of the professional nurse or licensed medical practitioner and provides clerical office assistance.
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Continue to care for our members beyond the lab room by answering patient messages, following up on lab cases and assisting our providers and virtual medical team with clerical duties such as, but not limited to biometric screening forms, medical record and consult review, billing inquiries, and DOH reporting.
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