Physician Assistant

• Provide direct patient care as an integral member of the interdisciplinary healthcare team
• Perform routine administrative and patient-care supportive duties in a medical practice
• Assist medical and nursing staff with examination and treatment of patients
• Answer telephones and greet patients
• Update and file patient medical records
• Complete insurance forms and handle correspondence
• Schedule appointments and arrange hospital admissions and laboratory services
• Handle billing and bookkeeping
• Take medical histories and record vital signs
• Explain treatment procedures and prepare patients for examinations and procedures
• Assist physicians during examinations and procedures
• Collect and prepare laboratory specimens and perform basic laboratory tests
• Dispose of contaminated supplies and sterilize medical instruments
• Promote patient and family understanding of educational content and involvement in the plan of care; document in patient records
• Prepare and administer medications as directed by a physician
• Authorize drug refills and telephone prescriptions to a pharmacy
• Draw blood and prepare patients for x-rays, tests, and procedures
• Take electrocardiograms
• Remove sutures and staples
• Change sterile and non-sterile dressings
• Help ensure the clinic/office runs smoothly

Certified Medical Assistant, CMA

• Collect medical histories and monitor vital signs
• Explain treatments to patients and prepare patients for exams and procedures
• Assist medical staff with patient care
• Gather and prepare lab samples and conduct basic lab tests
• Perform EKGs, remove sutures/staples and change dressings
• Educate patients and families about care and document in medical records
• Dispose of contaminated supplies, process instruments and clean medical equipment
• Call in prescriptions, prepare and give medications as instructed by the doctor, and handle prescription refills
• Perform other clinical tasks assigned by the doctor
• Greet patients, answer calls and schedule appointments, including arrival in Maestro Care
• Check out patients and handle referral scheduling
• Coordinate hospital admissions and lab services and update medical records
• Complete forms, receive copays, collect balances, handle correspondence and order supplies
• Assist with clinic activities such as Joint Commission or fall prevention efforts and participate in clinic committees

• Collect medical histories and monitor vital signs
• Explain treatments to patients and prepare them for exams and procedures
• Assist medical staff with patient care
• Gather and prepare lab samples and conduct basic lab tests
• Perform EKGs, remove sutures/staples, and change dressings
• Educate patients and families about care and document in medical records
• Dispose of contaminated supplies, process instruments, and clean medical equipment
• Call in prescriptions, prepare and administer medications as instructed by the doctor, and handle prescription refills
• Perform other clinical tasks assigned by the doctor
• Greet patients, answer calls, schedule appointments, check out patients, and handle referral scheduling
• Coordinate hospital admissions and lab services and update medical records
• Complete forms, receive copays, collect balances, handle correspondence, and order supplies
• Assist with clinic activities such as Joint Commission or fall prevention efforts and participate in clinic committees

• Provide direct patient care as an integral member of the interdisciplinary healthcare team
• Perform routine administrative and patient-care supportive duties in a medical practice
• Assist medical and nursing staff with patient examinations and treatments
• Ensure the clinic/office runs smoothly
• Answer telephones and greet patients
• Update and file patient medical records
• Complete insurance forms and handle correspondence
• Schedule appointments
• Arrange hospital admissions and laboratory services
• Handle billing and bookkeeping
• Take medical histories and record vital signs
• Explain treatment procedures and prepare patients for examinations and procedures
• Assist physicians during examinations and procedures
• Collect and prepare laboratory specimens and perform basic on-site laboratory tests
• Dispose of contaminated supplies and sterilize medical instruments
• Promote patient/family understanding of educational content and participation in the plan of care; document in patient records
• Prepare and administer medications as directed by a physician
• Authorize drug refills and telephone prescriptions to pharmacies
• Draw blood and prepare patients for X-rays, tests, and procedures
• Take electrocardiograms
• Remove sutures/staples
• Change sterile and non-sterile dressings

• Perform limited x‑ray procedures as permitted under North Carolina regulations
• Properly position patients and apply radiation safety and shielding protocols
• Perform x‑rays of upper extremities, lower extremities, and chest
• Communicate x‑ray results to Medical Providers in a timely manner
• Complete daily equipment checks, quality assurance, and documentation
• Troubleshoot radiology equipment issues and submit service requests as needed
• Register patients and collect required documentation and insurance information
• Verify insurance eligibility and collect co‑payments
• Schedule appointments and coordinate referrals
• Answer phones and respond to patient inquiries
• Prepare patients for examination and collect medical histories
• Measure and record vital signs
• Perform point‑of‑care testing, including flu, strep, urinalysis, ECG, and HCG
• Communicate patient flow and care needs to providers and team members
• Maintain accurate documentation within the EHR
• Conduct patient courtesy call‑backs
• Perform opening and closing procedures, including cash reconciliation
• Maintain cleanliness and organization of clinical and front‑desk areas
• Stock exam rooms and clinical spaces
• Monitor inventory levels and submit supply requests
• Check expiration dates and ensure proper storage
• Perform other duties as assigned by leadership

Medical Assistant, Limited X-Ray

• Coordinate and teach assigned hybrid courses in the Physician Assistant program
• Teach in areas of clinical and/or professional expertise
• Advise didactic and clinical-year students
• Assist with administrative coordination of the didactic and clinical phases
• Contribute to curriculum development, including hybrid course design and implementation
• Participate in curriculum evaluation and continuous quality improvement
• Evaluate student performance in OSCEs, lab practicals, clinical reasoning sessions, problem-solving activities, and technical skills training
• Review and evaluate assignments, projects, and presentations using evidence-based resources and citations
• Develop course examinations and map questions to ARC-PA Accreditation Standards and the NCCPA Content Blueprint
• Support accreditation efforts, program self-assessment, and review of the program’s mission and goals
• Participate in admissions activities, including open houses, recruitment, application review, interviews, and student selection
• Engage in service, campus and community outreach, PAC meetings, and scholarly activities
• Participate in annual faculty development
• Assist with clinical site development, monitoring, and relationship management
• Provide remedial instruction to support student success and progression
• Perform additional duties assigned by education directors, the Program Director, or campus leadership
• Participate in required on-ground university activities, including orientations, immersive courses, remedial activities, graduations, and other events

Full Time Faculty – Physician Assistant

• Perform routine clinical and administrative duties supporting physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and licensed clinical staff
• Administer subcutaneous, intramuscular, or intradermal injections under provider supervision and document them in the patient's chart
• Obtain and record vital signs, including blood pressure, temperature, and pulse
• Perform patient hemoglobin checks via fingerstick after training and certification
• Weigh patients and record results in the EMR
• Support patients throughout clinical visits
• Maintain accurate patient information and communicate high-risk situations to the nurse manager
• Perform all essential functions on-site in a patient-facing environment while handling health data securely in compliance with HIPAA

Certified Medical Assistant

• Support physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and licensed clinical staff in delivering high-quality patient care
• Obtain and document vital signs, including blood pressure, temperature, and pulse
• Perform basic lab testing, including patient HGB fingersticks after training and certification
• Administer subcutaneous, intermuscular, or intra-dermal injections under direct physician supervision and according to protocol
• Obtain patient weight and record it in the EMR
• Record patient information accurately and keep the nurse manager aware of high-risk situations
• Provide patient support throughout the clinical visit
• Perform all essential functions on-site
• Work Monday–Friday, 8 am–5 pm with a one-hour lunch

• Support providers in delivering high-quality urgent care services
• Register patients and collect paperwork, insurance information, and eligibility verification
• Process co-pays and schedule appointments
• Coordinate referrals to specialists
• Prepare patients for examination and document medical history in medical records
• Measure and record vital signs
• Perform point-of-care testing, including flu, strep, urinalysis, EKG, and pregnancy testing, and communicate results to providers
• Draw and prepare blood specimens for laboratory analysis
• Prepare and stock exam rooms; monitor supplies and inventory
• Maintain accurate medical records, including scanning and documentation
• Answer phones, manage correspondence, and maintain a welcoming reception area
• Conduct patient follow-up courtesy calls
• Perform opening and closing duties, including cash handling, end-of-day reconciliation, and securing the facility
• Perform daily equipment checks, quality control, calibration, and troubleshooting; submit repair requests as needed
• Adhere to clinical, safety, and organizational policies
• Perform other duties as assigned

Medical Assistant

• Provide direct patient care as an integral member of the interdisciplinary healthcare team
• Collect medical histories and monitor vital signs
• Explain treatments and prepare patients for examinations and procedures
• Assist medical staff with patient care
• Gather and prepare lab samples and conduct basic lab tests
• Perform EKGs, remove sutures/staples, change dressings, and educate patients and families
• Document care in medical records
• Dispose of contaminated supplies, process instruments, and clean medical equipment
• Call in prescriptions, prepare and administer medications as instructed by the doctor, and handle prescription refills
• Greet patients, answer calls, schedule appointments, check out patients, and handle referral scheduling
• Coordinate hospital admissions and lab services and update medical records
• Complete forms, receive copays, collect balances, handle correspondence, and order supplies
• Assist with clinic activities such as Joint Commission or fall prevention efforts and participate in clinic committees
• Perform other clinical and administrative tasks as assigned