MA​/LPN; OCC Health Troy -Fulltime

Overview

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) works under the direct supervision of the physician and/or provider to perform administrative and clinical tasks. LPNs support doctors and patients related to patient care management, organization and communication. The goal is to ensure efficient operation of the medical office through accurate delivery of high-quality customer service. They remain flexible and proficient in all aspects of the clinic operation to assist in order entry, registration, scheduling, reporting, phone calls, clerical tasks, clinical tasks, and other related duties.

Must demonstrate good teamwork and maintain a professional attitude.

• Assist in order entry, registration, scheduling, reporting, phone calls, clerical tasks, clinical tasks, and other related duties in the medical office.
• Support doctors and patients related to patient care management, organization and communication.
• Maintain a professional attitude and demonstrate good teamwork in a team environment.

• Education Minimum Level of
  
  Education Required:
  
  High School completion / GED
• Additional Requirements Type of degree: completion of diploma program
• Licensure/Certification/Registration Successful completion of certificate or diploma from accredited school maintains current certification
• CPR Certification CPR certification is required
• Experience Minimum Level of Experience
  
  Required:
  
  No prior job-related work experience.
  
  Preferred experience:
  
  Experience in ambulatory health care or related health care field preferred.
• Knowledge/Skills Ability to read, write, and perform basic mathematical calculations;
  Knowledge of medical terminology and processes;
  Basic administrative skills including typing, filing, and the use of miscellaneous office equipment;
  Literate in personal computers (including keyboards);
  Ability to perform multiple tasks at the same time;
  Ability to work under sometimes-stressful conditions in a heavy workload environment;
  Excellent organizational and time management skills;
  Effective oral and written interpersonal/communication skills for interaction with and/or teaching patients, physicians, other staff and visitors;
  Good problem-solving skills, initiative and judgment to make appropriate decisions in potentially life-threatening patient situations;
  Professional appearance and behavior;
  Physical strength for activities such as moving equipment and lifting/transporting patients with assistance up to 300 lbs;
  Excellent customer service skills.