Medical Assistant - Clinical

A Medical Assistant is a multi‑skilled professional responsible for general clinical and procedural patient care, under the supervision of the Practice Manager and/or center Physicians/Providers. They are an integral part of the healthcare team assisting in patient care management.

• Verify patient information by interviewing patient, recording medical history and confirming purpose of visit
• Enter medical history and visit information into EHR
• Escort patients to exam room
• Ask pertinent medical questions and data entry into EHR
• Prepare patient for exam by providing drapes and other materials to ensure they are ready for the physician’s visit
• Taking photographs
• Assist physician during medical examination and procedures
• Pharmacy prescription referral to various pharmacies
• Schedule medical procedures
• Instruct patients on proper usage of medications
• Change wound dressings, remove sutures, and perform in‑office phlebotomy
• Collect, log and package lab specimens for transport
• Sterilize medical instruments
• Keep supplies ready by inventorying stock, placing orders, and verifying receipt
• Complete phone triage
• Notify all patients of pathology and lab results
• Scribe office visits
• Administer IM, SQ, and topical medications as ordered
• Perform and document nurse visit appointments including suture removals, UVB, Excimer, Patch Testing, and Biologic injections
• Maintain a safe, secure, and healthy work environment by establishing and following standards and procedures

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k) matching
• Company‑paid life insurance
• Employee assistance program
• Paid time off

• High School diploma or equivalent certificate
• Prior experience in a medical office
• Ability to learn related center tasks and assist management and physicians
• Self‑motivated to achieve the highest patient care and customer service standards
• Knowledge of ICD‑10 and CPT coding (preferred)
• Familiarity with Mod Med EMA EMR (preferred)
• Thorough understanding of HIPAA law
• Team player

• Standing or walking for extended periods
• Ability to periodically lift objects or equipment up to 35 lbs.
• Moderate levels of pushing, pulling, and reaching overhead to prepare exam rooms and clean/sterilize rooms after visits
• Ability to observe details at close range (within a few feet)
• Ability to hear normal conversation levels
• Hand dexterity

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