Full-Time

Medical Assistant

Chronic Disease Management

Posted on 5/9/2026

Advocate Health Care

Advocate Health Care

10,001+ employees

Nonprofit health system delivering comprehensive care

Compensation Overview

$22.90 - $34.35/hr

+ Shift Pay + Incentive Pay

Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship

Elgin, IL, USA

In Person

Category
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary (1)
Required Skills
Inventory Management
Requirements
  • High School Diploma or GED
  • Graduate of a medical assistant program or at least one year of medical assistant or equivalent experience
  • Current AHA CPR certification
  • Current Medical Assistant Certification/Registration required. Non-certified MAs must obtain certification or registration within one year of hire with AMG approved certifying bodies.
Responsibilities
  • Clinical Support/Health Outcomes: Provides support in the delivery of quality clinical care
  • Supports achieving AMG Clinical Integration goals by medical record preparation, i.e. assures appropriate flow sheets and charts are available at time of patient visit. Accurate data is obtained and documented. Assists the physician in maintaining registries. Communicates to provider any outstanding data, tests or measures required for Clinical Integration.
  • Prepares for patient visit by performing chart preparation. Manages patient flow, including preparing rooms, patients in accordance with Advocate Medical Group (AMG) policies and procedures and rooming standards.
  • Performs tests/procedures as ordered. Maintains test tracking log, communicating test results per policy. Identifies and communicates abnormal or delayed test results to provider.
  • Responsible for accurate specimen collection including patient identification and labeling based on laboratory collection procedures. Accurately performs and maintains practice site quality control logs in accordance with standards for maintaining CLIA certification.
  • Administers medications as ordered by provider including documentation. Communicates with pharmacies to refill medication per approved protocol.
  • Anticipates the need for and completes all documentation necessary to ensure quality care including chief complaint, vital signs, immunizations/medications, history, procedures and messages.
  • Distributes patient education and discharge instructions per provider direction. Direct patient questions regarding education to provider.
  • Assists patients in obtaining additional services ordered by the physician prior to leaving the office as part of discharge planning. Communicates with other providers to ensure continuity of care.
  • Documents all patient communication in the medical record.
  • Patient Satisfaction and Service: Provides efficient, high-quality service to patients and families during appointments/visits, telephone call.
  • Demonstrates respect, empathy and supports patient and family's cultural and spiritual beliefs.
  • Participates in activities to evaluate and improve processes that will contribute to patient satisfaction, associate and provider engagement. satisfaction.
  • Creates and maintains an environment that is patient centered as evidenced by availability of same day appointments, future appointments and referrals made.
  • Responsive to the needs and concern of patients, associates and providers and works closely to resolve issues with involved parties.
  • Demonstrates a professional image in compliance with AMG policy.
  • Adheres to Advocate Behaviors of Excellence.
  • Health Information Management (HIM) and HIPAA standards: A complete and accurate medical record will be maintained for every patient who is evaluated or treated within the medical group.
  • Participates in medical record audits and indicator development
  • Maintains confidentiality in all aspects of patient care and in communication in person and via the telephone.
  • Assures that the medical record and all relevant diagnostic reports are available at the start of the visit.
  • Obtains medical record release of information in accordance with HIPAA policy and Advocate/AMG policies and procedures.
  • Disposes of papers containing patient identifiable information according to policy.
  • Maintains medical record filing by scanning or re-filing of charts.
  • Utilizes Advocate/AMG forms.
  • Risk/Safety Compliance: Complies with established infection control, OSHA safety standards and accrediting organization regulations.
  • Maintains work area in accordance with the Advocate/AMG Operating System standards.
  • Participates in safety drills. Locates emergency equipment during drill as appropriate.
  • Demonstrates culture of safety behaviors/techniques. Promotes culture of safety by identifying threats to patient, family and associate safety. Reports safety events and near misses in a timely manner and completes using appropriate reporting methods. Assists in the implementation of corrective actions.
  • Funding Our Future: Demonstrates order completion and documentation for appropriate charge capture and risk reduction.
  • Collaborates with provider and billing department to accurately code and capture charges.
  • Maintains inventory par levels using standard products, AMG AOS standards.
  • Understands revenue and expense management targets and is engaged in achieving same.
  • Promotes a green environment by adhering to organizational guidelines for recycling and prudent utilization of resources.
  • Utilizes organizational resources in a responsible/cost effective manner.
  • Miscellaneous: Maintains knowledge of current standards of care.
  • Participates in continuing education and other professional and growth opportunities.
  • Completes annual competency review
  • Other duties as assigned.

Advocate Health Care is a faith-based nonprofit health system serving Illinois and Wisconsin, providing medical care through a network of doctors, hospitals, and clinics. It delivers care using current medical techniques and technology, coordinated through clinical integration, and supports patients with financial advocacy to manage hospital bills. It differentiates itself by its nonprofit, faith-based mission, focus on access for uninsured or underinsured, and emphasis on provider education and system-wide quality through clinical tools and CME. Its goal is to improve patient care and make healthcare accessible to everyone, regardless of financial status.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

Late Stage VC

Total Funding

$18M

Headquarters

Oak Brook, Illinois

Founded

1976

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Drone delivery reduces lab turnaround times and expands rural Georgia access, improving patient outcomes.
  • gBETA Charlotte Health pre-accelerator attracts early-stage health startups, creating innovation ecosystem and partnership opportunities.
  • Modular clinic model (32% cost reduction, 12-month delivery) enables rapid, profitable expansion across six-state footprint.

What critics are saying

  • Zipline drone dependency creates single-point-of-failure risk for 100,000 annual deliveries if service disrupts.
  • CMS or state regulators could restrict hospital-at-home reimbursement, eliminating Advocate's cost advantage.
  • FTC antitrust scrutiny of Atrium Health Charlotte dominance could force divestitures or service restrictions.

What makes Advocate Health Care unique

  • Launching country's largest hospital drone delivery system with 100,000 annual deliveries across three markets.
  • Largest U.S. provider of hospital-at-home care, serving 14,000+ patients with digital-first infrastructure.
  • Pioneering Pediatric Hospital at Home program, one of nation's first specialized home-based acute care offerings.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Paid Time Off programs

Family benefits such as adoption assistance and paid parental leave

Tuition Assistance

Student Loan Forgiveness

Educational Assistance Program

Company News

The Charlotte Observer
Mar 27th, 2026
Advocate Health heads to Charlotte skies for Atrium hospital drone deliveries.

Advocate Health heads to Charlotte skies for Atrium hospital drone deliveries. Updated March 27, 2026 9:39 AM Gift Article Charlotte-based Advocate Health is launching a drone delivery service for hospitals next year, the health care giant announced Thursday. The service will deliver prescriptions and health supplies to patients' homes. It will also help reduce turnaround time for lab results used in diagnosis and treatment, Advocate said. Advocate is the parent company of Atrium Health. Advocate claims this will be the country's largest drone system for hospitals in terms of deliveries. For the service, Advocate has contracted with Zipline, a South San Francisco-based drone company. Financial terms of the contract were not released in the announcement. Associated fees for drone delivery customers were not provided in the announcement, nor did Advocate say when it might begin the service next year. The rollout will start in Charlotte before expanding to Chicago and Milwaukee. Advocate plans to make a combined 100,000 deliveries per year across the three markets. Advocate also is exploring expansion opportunities in rural Georgia to bridge gaps in health care access. Advocate's drones will also transport specimens between hospitals in its markets, providing faster results for patients, according to Advocate. How Advocate drone delivery will work. Advocate's delivery service will start with an order such as a prescription, lab specimen or medical supply. Next, the drone will fly to a patient's yard or an Advocate facility. Upon arriving, the drone will remain up to 300 feet in the air while a pod, attached by a tether and carrying the product, descends to the ground. Precise deliveries will be made even in high winds and bad weather, according to Advocate. Drone delivery expands across the Charlotte region. Wing, a service owned by Google's parent company, Alphabet Inc., made its local debut last May at the Arboretum Shopping Center off Providence Road. Initially launched to fulfill DoorDash orders, the service has expanded to the Northcross Shopping Center in Huntersville. It was the region's first residential drone delivery provider. Following the DoorDash partnership, Walmart became the second major company to contract with Wing last June. The retail giant plans to launch its own drone operations in the University City area of Charlotte, based out of the Supercenter at 7735 N. Tryon St. More on Advocate Health. Advocate Health is the third-largest nonprofit health system in the United States, and Atrium Helath is the largest provider in the Charlotte region. Advocate Health serves 6 million patients across 69 hospitals and more than 1,000 care locations. The system continues to bolster its footprint in North Carolina. It recently partnered with Wake Forest University to launch Charlotte's first four-year medical school, the centerpiece of The Pearl innovation district. This story was originally published March 27, 2026 at 5:06 AM. March 12, 2026 5:16 AM March 20, 2026 5:17 AM The Charlotte Observer Chase Jordan is a business reporter for The Charlotte Observer, and has nearly a decade of experience covering news in North Carolina. Prior to joining the Observer, he was a growth and development reporter for the Wilmington StarNews. The Kansas City native is a graduate of Bethune-Cookman University.

Chicago Sun-Times
Mar 19th, 2026
Chicago Plan Commission gives first approvals to 340-unit apartment tower in Lincoln Park.

Chicago Plan Commission gives first approvals to 340-unit apartment tower in Lincoln Park. Honore Properties and Peerless Development want to build a $102 million, 28-story project at 1415 N. Dayton St. Mar 19, 2026, 1:00pm PDT The Chicago Plan Commission gave the first approval Thursday to a high-rise in an area of Lincoln Park that's gradually becoming more dense. Honore Properties and Peerless Development's $102 million project at 1415 N. Dayton St. would be 28 stories and bring 340 apartments to the southern edge of Lincoln Park, across from Goose Island and the Salt Shed. It's an area where taller buildings are being pitched, said Angela Spadoni, principal at bKL Architecture. The City Council has already approved a 37-story residential tower nearby at 1565 N. Clybourn Ave. There's also a 27-story condo building planned at 860 W. Blackhawk St. Spadoni, whose firm designed the Dayton Street project, said the intersection of Halsted Street and North Avenue is "very vibrant," and the abundant transportation options nearby makes it an ideal site for apartments. If the proposal is approved by the City Council, the developers will demolish the site's existing four buildings - 1415 N. Dayton St., 821 W. Eastman St., 811 W. Evergreen Ave. and 1415 N. Kingsbury St. - and make additional improvements to the surrounding street. The sidewalks along Dayton and Evergreen streets will be widened to 6 feet, and streetscaping will be added. Dayton Street's sidewalk is currently about 4 feet wide, making it too narrow for pedestrians. The building would include studios up to three-bedroom apartments, with 68 affordable units. The affordable units would be for those making 60% of the average area median income. In Chicago, that's $50,400 annually for an individual renter. Two amenity decks - with the rooftop deck including a pool - are planned. Commissioners also heard a presentation from Advocate Health Care for its new hospital at the old U.S. Steel South Works site. The 52-bed hospital will open as Advocate Trinity Hospital. The five-story hospital will include 36 surgery beds, four intensive car unit beds, eight observation beds, a four-bed dialysis unit and an emergency room with 16 bays. Once open, the hospital system will close its 205-bed hospital, Trinity, at 2320 E. 93rd St., which has been operating since 1895. That property will be demolished and become green space. The new hospital is part of Advocate's $1 billion investment to close Chicago's 30-year life expectancy gap between residents on the South and North sides. Based on community feedback, Advocate Trinity Hospital President Michelle Blakely said it added community gardens to its plans, along with respite spaces for families. "We're creating an absolute community, as opposed to simply a hospital," Blakely told commissioners. "We're bringing the community into the space by including respite spaces and walking trails and other things that become attractive to the way that the community engages with the hospital and helps us further our intention to create health and wellness." The commission also approved plans for a 66-unit residential building in the north end of Fulton Market. The building, at 1201 W. Kinzie St., is "a straightforward and smallish project for this part of the Fulton Market," said Scott Borstein, attorney at Neal & Leroy on behalf of the developer. Dirk Denison Architects Managing Director Justin DeGroff said the firm designed the building to look like three smaller buildings, featuring green brick and Juliet balconies - a unique design for the area. Ald. Walter "Red" Burnett (27th) praised the project, which he said bridges the two sides of Hubbard Street, where the south portion is the typical Fulton Market high-rises and north of Hubbard Street has more townhomes and residential development. "This is a nice in-between," Burnett said. Chicago Sun-TimesMoney reporter, development As part of a weekly audio segment, we want to help you tackle your personal finance questions. Keep Watching New owner of The Hideout plans to continue venue's legacy as a cultural institution and community hub New owner of The Hideout plans to continue venue's legacy as a cultural institution and community hub Next Up In News

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