Patient care assistant jobs in Kissimmee, FL

Classification: Non-Exempt Primary Site: Embrace Health- Orlando, Florida Work Schedule: Monday through Friday Increase your chances of an interview by reading the following overview of this role before making an application. - 8:30 am to 5:00 pm (may be required to work some weekends) Status: Full Time Physical Requirements: Sitting, standing walking, lifting up to 25 lbs., pulling, reaching, kneeling, bending, repetitive motions. Team Assignment: Medical Reports To: Medical Administrative Assistant Position Summary: The Medical Assistant will provide patient care under the direct supervision of the medical provider and lead clinical staff support. ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES Responsibilities: Provide necessary support to physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and support staff. Accurately record patient health history information and vital signs into the electronic record Administer medications and treatments as ordered by medical providers. Assist providers as needed with procedures and referrals. Educate patients regarding diagnosis, medications, treatments, and testing. Contact patients as necessary regarding pending appointments, results, and patient concerns Ensure supplies stocked and available in each room and are being used properly. Schedule follow-up appointments for patients seen on day of service. Obtain pertinent health information and transfer information to EHR. Assist staff as needed to ensure uninterrupted workflow. Participate in outreach events. Qualifications: A Registered/Certified Medical Assistant in the State of Florida -must be achieved within 6 months of employment. Basic Computer skills Cross trained in the back and front office. Phlebotomy Skills Basic EKG Skills Basic Skills in Vision and Hearing Screening Knowledge of AthenaOne software preferred Bilingual Creole and/or Spanish a plus Work Ethic Professional approach to managing patient conflicts. Versatile and accommodating to ensure the efficiency of the clinic. Capable of multi-tasking and establishing priority levels Excellent customer service support Committed to the Mission of the Organization Medical Assistant Performance Standards Punctuality: Medical assistants are expected to arrive on time and be ready to work at their scheduled time. All MA's must give a minimum of 2 weeks advanced notice to their supervisor if they are going to be absent. No more than 2 MA's can be off on the same day, with the exception of emergencies. Appearance: MA 's are expected to look professional wearing the designated uniform with logo, name badge, and closed, clean shoes. Attendance: Medical assistants are expected to be at work on their scheduled days except for times of vacation, illness, or unexpected emergencies. Tardiness occurs 15 minutes after scheduled start time. Three tardies will result in verbal warning. Six tardiness will result in written reprimand. MA 's are required to attend and remain until the duration of all staff meetings unless excused by their supervisor. Three absences will result in verbal warning. Six absences will result in written reprimand. Accumulation in tardiness and absences will affect merit raises. NO CALL -NO SHOW results in immediate termination. Attentiveness: Medical assistants are expected to give each patient their full undivided attention. MA's are expected to work patients up in a timely and efficient manner. All necessary tasks needed for the provider to exam and treat the patient should be completed prior to the provider's entrance into the exam room. Cooperation: Medical assistants are expected to assist each other to fulfil tasks as needed. No more than two medical assistants should be at lunch or on break when providers are still in the clinic. MA's are expected to be flexible and demonstrate a desire to ensure the success of the health center in its daily operations. Safety: Medical assistants are expected to maintain clean and staff patient and work environment. MA 's are expected to use Universal Precautions when handling blood, bodily fluids, and administering medications. MA's are expected tb practice safe techniques when it comes to the administration of medication and treatments. Responsiveness: MA's are expected to check their voicemails multiple times throughout the day, and are required to return patient phone calls immediately or within 24 hours of the message being left. MA's are expected to check their emails daily and be aware of any updates from EH staff. All MA's are required to use EHR and maintain a minimum task list. Productivity: MA 's are responsible for assisting providers meet their performance expectations by: being in contact with the front desk, assuring that lab, radiology, and medical records are available prior to the patients appointment, explaining to patients the process of urgent care and primary care. Communication: MA's are expected to reiterate the provider's instructions to patients at every visit. MA's are expected to provide patients with follow-up appointments, and call patients to remind them of their appointments to reduce the number of walk-in visits related to exacerbations or refill requests. Documentation: MA's are expected to accurately and promptly input pertinent patient data into the EHR. Documentation includes telephone communication, status of referrals, instructions to patients regarding clinical concerns. MA's are expected to increase their knowledge and understanding of community health medicine. MA's are an integral part of the medical team and should stay current with the latest advances in this specialty practice. Medical Assistant and Performance Standards Acknowledgement To fulfill our mission of providing high quality health care services to our patients and establishing the organization as the gold standard of community, it is vital each team member understands their role and responsibilities. Each staff member will execute these standards of care in a manner that demonstrates care and concern for patients, staff, and the organization. xevrcyc Failure to comply with these standards and fulfill the requirements of the job description will result in disciplinary action for the employee to include verbal and/or written reprimand, suspension, or termination.