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No work experience if individual is a graduate of a medical assistant program. Two (2) to three (3) years of previous experience as a Certified Medical Assistant. The Certified Medical Assistant provides direct, age-specific care to a patient or group of patients based on medical orders and the plan of care under the direction of the physician.
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Maintains a professional portfolio, annual Centra mandatory CBLs, annual CMG age specific competency completion/education verificationPreferred Experience: Experience as a medical assistantRequired Certifications and Licensures: Current certification or registration through the American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA) or another equivalent organization.
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Provide general reception support in the Release of Information (ROI) offices at various medical centers. Scan insurance cards, protect secure information, and complete all insurance buffer (ICB) encounters required by ICB. Scanning of records and documents into an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) to support HIM functions at medical centers.
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As a medical assistant, you will be responsible for providing support to ensure efficient operation of the healthcare clinic. Medical Assistants will work with a team in the treatment center, including medical doctor's, chiropractor's, x-ray techs, and administrative staff.
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Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) We pride ourselves on crafting opportunities that expand skill sets, broaden career horizons, provide economic stability, and cultivate personal growth.
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Certificate of Completion from an accredited Medical Assistant, Phlebotomy, EMT, related medical education/training program OR one year or more of experience serving as a Medical Assistant, Medical Technician, Clinical Assistant or Phlebotomist.
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2 years experience in a medical facility working as a medical assistant or heavy administration role Preferred. Along with a collaborative, team-oriented work environment, our outstanding employment package includes: competitive salaries, excellent medical, dental, and vision benefits, paid time off (PTO), a generous 401k incentive plan, short-term and long-term disability insurance, life insurance, and a company-wide wellness program.
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Certified Medical Assistant (CMA); American Association of Medical Assisting, Registered Medical Assistant (RMA); American Medical Technologists, Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA); National Healthcareer Association (NHA); Nationally Registered Certified Medical Assistant (NRCMA); National Association for Health Professionals, National Certified Medical Assistant (NCMA); National Center for Competency Testing (NCCT.
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Minimum post high-school education in a medical support field: Certified Medical Assistant, Licensed Practical Nurse, or Registered Nurse ( Non-Certified Medical Assistants will need to complete the Forefront Derm Tech certification program within the prescribed time period and maintain certification upon expiration.
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Certified Medical Assistant or CNA (Preferred) At least 1 or more years of MA experience, preferably with experience working in a medical practice. Complete daily administrative tasks: mail appointment reminders and paperwork, scan, index and distribute faxes in EMR, check and respond to patient messages in EMR, fax patient paperwork to DME companies, etc.
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Recording medical history, current medications and confirming purpose of visit. Records all data in the patient's electronic medical record. An Ophthalmic Technician is a valuable asset to an ophthalmologist as they assist in providing excellent patient care to the patients during their visit.
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A minimum of 1 year of work experience as a Medical Assistant, Patient Care Technician or similar in a hospital, medical clinic or comparable environment preferred. Certified Medical Assistant from a nationally recognized certifying agency preferred, or eligible to be certified required.
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Each location combines both parts of the optical equation – eyewear and eye care – into one excellent experience at a single low price.
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Administrative Assistant / Medical Receptionist. Experience with insurance plans, medical billing, accounting, and data tracking necessary. Benefits include health insurance (medical, dental, vision; optional life, cancer, and critical illness) with employer and employee contribution, accrued PTO up to 80 hours per year, retirement plan with company match up to 3% after one year of employment, paid holidays, and the potential for growth.
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The medical assistant will be responsible for maintain the clinic supplies (ordering, checking. The medical assistant shall work in collaboration with the medical providers onsite.
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