Medical Assistants

To provide clinical support for the medical practitioners. The Clinical Assistant assists the practitioner in the performance of medical procedures, conducts follow up with patients on lab and test results, screens patient calls as needed, performs phlebotomy work, and manages the patient record. Acts as liaison between patient, hospital, other providers, and the practitioners. CMA, CCMA, MA, RMA, LPN, EMT, CA

• Practices the Gold Standard Behaviors.
• Uses API and EBT appropriately.
• Dresses appropriately.
• Maintains confidentiality of all patient, donor and employee information.
• Collects, reviews and documents patient’s current health status and history according to standard. Chart prep protocol is done prior to visit.
• Performs and documents clinical/nurse visits per office workflow.
• Orders, and/or inventories all state-supplied immunizations as delegated. Immunizations are stored and documented per state requirements.
• Prepares lab specimens for transport.
• Follows office workflows.
• Participated in quality control/performance improvement activities.
• Observes safety rules/regulations/policies and procedures.
• Proper use of organization property and equipment.
• Is knowledgeable in preparing patients to be seen in the practice.
• Performs and documents results of point of care testing and appropriate interventions.
• Performs ongoing patient screening, planning and implementation of patient care by effectively implementing the care.
• Coordinates patient educational materials and ensures their availability.
• Observes Standard Protocols for Infection Control.
• Participation in PCMH/ACO/MU measures.
• Participates in annual mandatory in-service.
• Maintains qualifications.

CMA or CCMA required.

Required High School Diploma/General Educational Development (GED)