Medical Assistant

• Manage patient flow through the clinic and maintain appointments on schedule
• Obtain patient complaints, health histories, vital signs, screenings, measurements, and point-of-care testing results
• Prepare patients and equipment for provider examinations and procedures
• Assist providers during and after examinations, including chaperoning, procedures, specimen handling, and equipment cleanup
• Administer vaccines and perform phlebotomy and EKGs
• Document clinical information accurately in the electronic medical record
• Maintain neat, stocked examination rooms and reorder supplies
• Perform point-of-care testing and quality assurance activities in accordance with Joint Commission standards and federal regulations
• Assist with patient discharge, checkout, and follow-up for missed appointments
• Support providers and nurses with paperwork, phone calls, prior authorizations, specialty appointments, follow-ups, and record retrieval
• Coordinate member care with primary care nurses, care team members, and community resources
• Attend training and medical, staff, and health center meetings
• Report equipment problems and testing errors to supervisors

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