Medical Assistant

Job Summary The Medical Assistant, under medical supervision, assists physicians in the delivery of healthcare services. Job Responsibilit Identify patients’ chief complaints and record observations in patient’s permanent medical record. Communicate to physician abnormal lab results Assist patients in completing medical history forms and prepare patients for examinations & treatment by physician. Document all phone calls with patients. Return completed patient file to designated area Perform height, weight, vital sign, and vision tests, recording them in the medical record Conduct tests and procedures as directed, such as EKGs, non-stress tests, spirometer, venipunctures, skin punctures, strep screen, glucometer, and urine tests. Assist health service providers with treatments and examinations of patients such as injections, wound care, pelvic exams, minor surgery, and IUD insertions; assist in the identification of psychosocial needs and consult with the health service provider. Clean and sterilize equipment, stock patient rooms and labs with appropriate supplies. Maintain medical supply inventory. Transcribe doctors’ orders and prepare appropriate requisitions, forms, and calls to pharmacy. Daily follow up of pharmacy messages. Notify patient of any change ordered by the physician Maintain patient flow after check-in. Prioritize walk-in versus appointment based on conversation with patient Perform triage on patient as soon as chart is ready May assist more than one physician at a time Comply with office policy and procedure, OSHA Standards and HIPAA Privacy Regulations as stated in HIPAA Policy and Procedure Manual Job Qualifications Medical Assistant Certificate issued by an accredited institution OR One (1) year of experience working in a health care setting that includes direct patient contact OR A combination of training, education, and experience that is equivalent to one of the employment standards listed above and provides the required knowledge and abilities. Bilingual in English/Spanish preferred but not required Basic medical terminology, basic arithmetic, safe vein puncture techniques, and safe work practices in a clinic setting

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