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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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Primary Care Assistant - Medical Assistant: Education: High School Diploma or GED. Certification: Must obtain BLS certification within 90 days of hire. Preferred Experience: 6 months of clinical healthcare experience, preferably in a primary care office.
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Performs clinical skills, such as phlebotomy, electrocardiography (EKGs), point-of-care testing and injections. Additional Information About the RoleBJC HealthCare is hiring a Full-Time Senior Medical Assistant (Registered or Certified ) for our OBGYN Outpatient Office (OBGYN Associates at Sunset Hills) $2500 Sign on bonus eligible.
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Education, Experience, & Licensing Requirements: Education: High School Diploma requiredExperience: Experience in a medical office or hospital department, or graduate of a medical assistant or medical administrative training program strongly preferred.
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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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