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Location: Chesapeake Oncology Hematology Associates. Completion of a Medical Assistant, Certified Nursing Assistant program. Trains other employees on medical assistant duties as required by the practice.
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At least one (1) year of medical assisting experience (preferred) Job Description Job Opening: Medical Assistant. Escort patients to and from the exam room and complete the patient intake according to protocol.
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Prepare pathology and lab specimens and route them to the correct lab as required by the patient’s insurance. Assist with check-in or check-out procedures at the front desk when needed as a backup. Maintain medication samples, discard out-of-date supplies, and keep appropriate records.
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Provider will work independently or under direct supervision of Physician in a collaborative and patient-centered environment. Work in compliance with OSHA, blood borne pathogen standards. Respond to patient questions in office and via phone as instructed by the physician.
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Able to communicate with patients and co-workers in a professional and friendly manner. Must be able to lift at least 15 pounds, stand for prolonged periods (i.e. an hour at a time) Thrives in a fast-paced environment and able to work well within a team.
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Schedule or re-schedule appointments with providers, specialists as necessary. Knowledge of and compliance with HIPAA standards. Professionalism and strong customer service skills are a must. Able to communicate with doctors clearly and concisely.
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Clean and straighten exam room between patients. Continuing education credits. Assist provider with injectable procedures. Health, Dental & Vision Insurance. Paid time off (PTO) Prepare syringes and administer subcutaneous and intra-muscular injections.
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Perform additional duties as required.
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