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Primary Care Assistant - Medical Assistant: Education: High School Diploma or GED. Certification: Must obtain BLS certification within 90 days of hire. Assists with any needed in-office testing including, but not limited to, drawing blood, completing mental status exams, EKG’s, walking oxygen studies and point of care testing.
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Leads the work of Medical Assistants I and II, and/or acts as the primary clinic resource in a large multi-physician clinical practice; functions as a Medical Assistant in the department, prepares and maintains exam rooms, prepares charts, obtains reports and records; directs patient flow and ensures the overall smooth running of the clinical office.
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Performs the primary functions of a Medical Assistant (MA). Performs EKGs and point of care testing. Performs office duties to include, but not limited to answering phones, directing phone calls, taking and relaying messages appropriately.
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Principal Duties: The clinical Medical Assistant is an essential part of our team in providing dermatology patient care and common dermatology procedures. We are searching for an energetic Clinical Medical Assistant to add to our team devoted to providing dermatology patient care and common dermatology procedures.
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Experienced in POC (Point of Care) Testing. Medical Assistant Certification Preferred (expect if state applicable) Job Responsibilities: front and back office, phlebotomy, great customer service.
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As a Medical Assistant, you will assist in preparing patients for their health care visit, assisting the provider with delivering care, and updating the patient health records.
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