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Reports to: Practice Manager or Ambulatory Practice Coordinator with input from assigned physician(s), nurses or other health care providers. The Medical Assistant role is now eligible for a $1,500 sign-on bonus.
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Reporting to the Office Manager and working under the direct supervision of the Cardiologist(s), responsible for ensuring patient preparation and supporting the physician(s) with clinical duties.
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Provide support to other colleagues in the office; help to cover and fill in as needed if other staff members are out of the office, per instruction from Practice Manager. Perform other projects as assigned by Manager or Physicians.
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Work in collaboration with Resource Assistants on assignments and projects as received from Resource Coordinator and Resource Manager. The Operations Assistant is responsible for working alongside Coding Production, Coding Specialist and Coding Resource teams to ensure that operational focused areas tasks, queries, and department needs are addressed and met.
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Reporting to the Practice Manager, the medical assistant will be an integral member of the clinical team, working together to provide superior care and service a panel of cardiology patients.
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Certification as a Medical Assistant in Massachusetts preferred but not required. Two to four years of experience as a Medical Assistant in a Cardiologists office preferred.
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Responsible for any other duties, clinical or administrative, as may be assigned by the clinical nurse manager. Degree from an accredited technical school or certification as a medical assistant.
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The Medical Assistant will collaborate with clinical leadership to provide the best care to vascular patients. Medical Assistant (Worcester) The Vascular Care Group. This role will report to the Office Manager for operational matters and to clinical leadership for clinical matters.
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Under the general supervision of the Administrative Director, Director of Site Operations or assigned manager/Site Manager in Collaboration with the Associate Chief of Ambulatory Nursing Practice, provides direct and indirect care to a specified group of patients in a variety of healthcare settings.
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