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Medical Office Assistant III - Medicine

University of Maryland Emergency Medicine

#Data Entry #CPR Certification #Phlebotomy #Patient Care #Medical Terminology #Referrals #Injections #Medical Record #Accounting Principles

Quick overview

This role involves assisting physicians and nursing staff with patient care, including flow management, taking vitals, administering injections, and preparing rooms. Essential functions also include gathering patient history, performing routine office testing like phlebotomy, and assisting providers with procedures.

Requirements summary

Candidates must have a high school diploma or GED preferred, completion of an accredited Medical Assistant Program, and required Medical Assistant certification from recognized bodies. A minimum of five years of medical assisting experience, two years in a specialty, PC proficiency, and current CPR certification are mandatory.

high schoolprofessional certificateCustomer ServicePhlebotomyTaking VitalsInsurance VerificationMedical Record DocumentationVision TestingUrinalysisPatient FlowHearing ScreeningCharge EntryPulmonary Function TestingGiving InjectionsScheduling PatientsInsurance RegistrationDemographic RegistrationElectronic System Utilization

Job description

Assists physicians and nursing staff in the care of patients.
Performs various patient care activities, including assisting with patient flow, taking vitals, giving injections, and other needs as required.
Maintains nurses' stations, exam and procedure rooms.
Performs various front desk and clerical duties in a medical office including such functions as complete demographic and insurance registration, charge entry, scheduling patients and/or verifying insurance information.
Must be fully certified in patient registration.
Where the electronic system is in use, this position will utilize the system as documented in the department and/or FPI standard operating procedure and process; and other duties as assigned.

Essential functions
Gathers and documents brief history and chief complaint in the medical record.
Follows established guidelines to obtain necessary testing based on the chief complaint prior to the exam. Prepares patient for examination by the health care provider.
Performs routine office testing, including but not limited to; phlebotomy, sweat and hydration tests, urinalysis, vision testing, hearing screening, pulmonary function testing, temperature, pulse and blood pressure.
Assists provider with procedures and minor surgical procedures.
Obtains necessary blood and urine specimens.
Administers and documents injections and other medications given.

EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE
High school diploma or general education degree (GED) preferred.
Completion of an accredited Medical Assistant Program from an accredited institution.
Medical Assistant certification (such as NAHP, NCCT, AAMA, NHA, AMT, etc.) is required.
Ability to perform all medical assisting responsibilities under state and faculty guidelines.
5 or more years medical assisting and medical office experience and 2 or more years of specialty experience.
General understanding and application of basic accounting principles.
PC proficiency.
Strong customer service skills.

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