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Education: N/A Experience: Previous experience as a medical office assistant or CNA or equivalent, previous experience with an electronic health record, phlebotomy. Certificate of completion/Diploma from a medical assistant program or Certificate of completion from Guild certified medical assistant clinical education and applied learning program.
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PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: Education: N/A Experience: Previous experience as a medical office assistant or CNA or equivalent, previous experience with an electronic health record, phlebotomy.
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Minimum of six months experience as a medical office assistant or CNA or equivalent. POSITION SUMMARY: Medical Office Assistants perform clinical and administrative duties consistent with Medical Assistant program education, training and experience.
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Performs a variety of reception/clerical duties in a medical practice front office and adheres to department guidelines for scheduling and registration. POSITION SUMMARY: The Front Office Assistant provides exceptional customer services throughout their interaction with patients, families and their support systems.
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