Medical administrative specialist vs medical specialist

Differences between medical administrative specialist and medical specialist duties and responsibilities

Medical administrative specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage chart retrieval/Research/Filing and refilling of patient medical reports and charts in response to request ensuring HIPPA guidelines are meet.
• Skil in office administration, interoffice correspondence, answer incoming patients and physician referral calls, electronic scheduling and managing appointments.
• Document medical procedures and adhere to HIPAA laws.
• Fax all medical records to other offices and insurance company, by complying with HIPPA regulations.
• Perform various audit validations for pharmacy claims process for Medicaid recipients.
• Conduct epidemiological investigations, prepare reports, hold interviews, counsele patients, and treat all communicable disease.
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Medical specialist example responsibilities.

• Administer first aid, medication, emergency medical treatment, CPR, triage, and evacuation procedures.
• Provide tactical medical instruction and services in emergency medical care of patients in austere and complex, out-of-hospital environments.
• Provide mass casualty triage support, including administering emergency treatment, stabilizing patients, and routing them to appropriate medical facilities.
• Provide wound care, sutures, injections, and CPR as needed.
• Take vitals, = collecting co-pays, appt scheduling, radiology scheduling, triage, etc.
• Operate equipment such as: electrocardiograms (EKGs), external defibrillators, and bag-valve mask resuscitators in advance life-support environments.
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