Medical Asst Invision Lead

• Ensures patient/family/SO understand discharge instructions.

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POSITION SUMMARY:

The Medical Assistant assists the nurses and physicians in providing medical care to patients. Assists with clerical duties on an as needed basis.

• Assist the technologist in scanning patients.

• Screen patients and prepare them for the exam. This includes having them change into a gown and removing all metal

objects.

• Assist technologist in moving patients to the MR compatible stretchers and wheelchairs. Help patient on and off the scan

table.

• Clean the room after a patient and prepare the room for the next patient. Clean exam table and coils. Place appropriate coil

on exam table.

• Preparing set ups for IV contrasts and IV flushes.
• Modifying and tracking patient exams. Collate films, label and put into the reading bin.
• Screen inpatients or family members by phone when necessary. Transport patients from the hospital when necessary.
• Stock rooms with supplies and put away ordered supplies. Record on order book shortage of supplies for ordering. Order

supplies.

• Stock room with linens. Change out full linen bags.
• Become familiar with the exam protocols and develop an understanding of the MRI exam in order to assist getting protocols

from Radiology.

• Performs other related functions as assigned.

• Prepares patient medical records.
• Checks charts for allergies and document allergies on front of chart, medication and Encounter sheet.
• Files paperwork in timely manner in the appropriate section of the chart.
• Assist clerical staff in scheduling appointments.
• Check notes in chart for clinician signature and date.
• Performs other clerical duties as necessary.
• Returns completed charts to front desk.

• Modifies interview techniques to adequately assess the adult and geriatric patient by identifying physical, psychosocial, and education needs common to the adult and geriatric age groups.

• Possess communication skills necessary to interpret age specific questions.

• Demonstrates basic knowledge of certain conditions, diseases, and treatment therapies for the specific adult and geriatric patient.

• Demonstrates awareness of responsibility and accountability for completion of assignments and delivery of safe, effective and appropriate care in a timely and accurate manner.

• Applies standards of care/practice applicable to the adult and geriatric age groups.

• Uses vital signs normal ranges when providing routine care and assisting with emergency situations.

• Modifies provision for patient care to reflect the response unique to the geriatric patient.

• Assess patient for signs and symptoms of abuse and/or neglect, and follows policy on reporting.

• Assists if needed with scheduling patients for procedures and/or appointments.

• Participates in interdisciplinary patient care conferences.

• Communicates and documents in an accurate and timely manner the patient’s care and response to care.

• Demonstrates awareness and respect to the patient, family and/or significant other as an individual and family unit.(Identifies cultural and religious needs, language barriers, physical and psychological limitations, etc.)

• Serves as an advocate for patients, family, and significant others in regard to decisions affecting the care provided the patient.

• Verbalizes the process for resolution of ethical dilemmas in the facility.

• Insures timely and…