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Medical Assistant II - University Health Lakewood Orthopedic ClinicThe Medical Assistant II provides clinical and administrative support in ambulatory and procedural settings under the direction of a physician. This role provides patient care within the Medical Assistant Scope of Practice, assists with procedures, supports patient education, and mentors new Medical Assistants and students. The Medical Assistant II also contributes to team-based care and performance improvement initiatives.Key ResponsibilitiesProvide patient care within the Medical Assistant Scope of Practice and under appropriate supervisionAssist with clinical procedures, patient education, and other care activities as neededServe as a resource and mentor for new Medical Assistants and affiliate studentsSupport effective communication and collaboration across the healthcare teamPerform POCT, immunizations, injections, and other duties within scopeMonitor supplies, equipment, and infection prevention concerns and take appropriate actionIdentify opportunities for improvement and participate in performance improvement initiativesPromote patient safety, quality care, cultural competency, and excellent customer serviceMaintain compliance with organizational policies, regulatory requirements, and professional standardsMinimum RequirementsHigh school diploma or equivalent Graduation from an accredited Medical Assistant program or 1 year of experience in a direct patient care role within the last 3 yearsCurrent CMA (AAMA), RMA (AMT), NRCMA (NAHP), or CCMA (NHA) certification; certification must be maintained for continued employmentCurrent BLS certification upon hire and maintained for continued employmentThree years' experience as a Medical Assistant with a minimum of 1 year of employment within the organization in a relevant roleExcellent communication skillsAbility to provide guidance, direction, mentoring, and education to staff and studentsAbility to perform POCT, immunizations, and injectionsAbility to work independently, prioritize, and problem solve Excellent organizational skillsStrong customer service skillsProficiency in Microsoft applications and basic computer skillsNo disciplinary actions within the previous 6 months from the transfer date to Medical Assistant IIIf responsible for radiologic functions, must have radiology certification/training through the Medical Assistant program or validated training through a radiology competency checklistReady to take the next step in your Medical Assistant career? If you're an experienced, patient-focused MA who enjoys mentoring others and making a difference in the care team, we encourage you to apply today!
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kansas city, MO, 64101, US
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