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Patient care technicians collect and record data when patients present for office visits, measure vital signs, coordinate patient tests and services, and complete point of care testing and/or phlebotomy as indicated.
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Skill in point of care testing, vital signs, EKG, and other clinical aspects of the office. Experience in a medical office or urgent care setting preferred.
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This includes, but not limited to: giving injections, CLIA waived point of care testing, providing education, scheduling referrals and tests. Identify scheduling opportunities, determine special needs for patients arriving that office/clinic day, identify patients who need care outside of their scheduled visit, patients overdue for AWV and those with missed appointments needing rescheduling.
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Clinical Competencies (Novice): Demonstrates sufficient fundamental proficiency to assist and perform clinical care including but not limited to vital signs, phlebotomy, specimen collection, medication administration and point of care testing as directed by unit standards.
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The Certified Medical Assistant is trained to perform approved clinical and non-clinical tasks and technical procedures under the direct supervision of a Medical Provider, LPN or RN. Assist Clinical Team in providing patient care per St. John's Medical, PC policy and procedure as appropriate to the ages of the patients served and the area of clinical practice.
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PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:One to two years of Medical Assistant experience in a primary or specialty care physicians office. Performs Point of Care Testing, including but not limited to hearing, flu, urine, and strep tests.
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The Medical Assistant prepares exam rooms, provides point-of-care testing, performs technical services within their Scope of Practice and collects lab specimens as directed.
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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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Preferred Experience: 6 months of clinical healthcare experience, preferably in a primary care office. You will have opportunities to pioneer new models of care and transform the health care experience through advanced technology and innovative procedures.
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Uses EHR to record visit, medication(s) and entry of patient information such as vital signs, ROS, medication lists, family and social history accurately as well as provides point of care testing.
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The back office Medical Assistant assists the provider (Physician, Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner) in examination and treatment of patients by performing the following duties.
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Prefer demonstrated knowledge of electronic practice management and electronic health records software along with skill in all Microsoft office software programs (Word, Excel, Outlook, and Power Point.
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Under the supervision of the Physician, assist in office and lab procedures, point of care testing, injections, phlebotomy, sterilization of instruments and clerical duties.
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OnsDemonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care for newborn, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and/or geriatric population of patients, as pertinent to the scope of the specialty of the office setti.
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NextCare Urgent Care is looking for an energetic and enthusiastic Medical Assistant / Patient Service Specialist (Medical Front Office Receptionist) that likes the challenge of a fast pace setting and working in a team environment.
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