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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. Certification: Must obtain BLS certification within 90 days of hire.
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Performs clinical skills, such as phlebotomy, electrocardiography (EKGs), point-of-care testing and injections. Work with a highly skilled, compassionate, supportive, and caring team Growth Opportunities to learn new skills and advance (cross-train) Next Steps: If selected to move forward with Interview Process, a Talent Advisor will contact you via email for a screen Overview BJC Medical Group is the multi-specialty physician-led organization of BJC HealthCare and includes over 600 doctors and advanced practice providers who are affiliated with top-ranked hospitals in the Midwest region.
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Associated Internist is located in Town & Country, MO on the campus of Missouri Baptist Medical Center and focuses on Internal Medicine. Comprehensive medical, dental, vison, life insurance, and legal services available first day of the month after hire date.
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Initiates applications for fee-exempt Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) registration and primary point of contact for Provider Enrollment Change and Ownership System (PECOS) as needed.
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Performs quality controls for all point-of-care testing in compliance with CLIA, WUSM, and EH&S recommendations and guidelines. Documents point-of-care testing results and medication administration per department guidelines.
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A Patient Coordinator employee is trained to act as the first point of contact for our patients where they set the tone for the patient's visit through excellent patient care. Knowledge of common fees charged for common visits and collect correct payments.
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Perform clinical skills such as phlebotomy, electrocardiography (EKGs), point-of-care testing and injections. Process lab specimens such as point-of-care tests, centrifuged blood specimens.
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