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Wellstar

Integrated health system delivering comprehensive care

Certified Medical Assistant - Urgent Care Float Pool

Clinical Support & Patient AdministrationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Part-timeGeorgia, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
  • Specific experience in a practice specialty is required; training will be provided within the first sixty days.
  • The employee must hold a Certified Medical Assistant certification and Basic Life Support certification or be a Basic Life Support instructor upon hire.
  • The employee must pass a Medical Assistant credentialing body examination from AAMA or AMT upon hire.
  • The employee must complete the required OSHA training course for operators of radiology equipment within sixty days of hire.
  • The employee must be organized and attentive to detail.
  • The employee must work quickly and efficiently to assure patient comfort and satisfaction.
  • The employee must be able to communicate and understand verbal and written English, optimize the use of technology to support clinical care, and hold basic computer skills.
  • The employee must adhere to the Wellstar Credo and Code of Conduct.

Responsibilities

  • Register patients upon arrival and perform all necessary registration operations.
  • Prepare equipment and rooms, assist physicians with patient treatment, and take vital signs and perform other patient-preparation duties.
  • Rotate among clinical and non-clinical service areas, including the laboratory, X-ray, and front office.
  • Address patients' main safety needs.
  • Perform radiographic and other diagnostic imaging procedures to assist the clinical team and physicians in treating patients.
  • Prepare and position patients for imaging procedures, using proper techniques including radiation protection.
  • Obtain optimum views as ordered by the physician, process images, and review images for proper identification and quality control.
  • Complete and maintain logs, reports, and documentation.
  • Start laboratory equipment daily, maintain required daily logs and documentation, perform ordered laboratory tests, draw blood samples, and perform point-of-care testing.
  • Order and stock supplies weekly, and perform daily quality-control and cleaning procedures according to guidelines.
  • Cross-train other team members.
  • Provide relationship-based, patient-centered care adapted to population-specific characteristics and cultural diversity.
  • Partner with patients and, as appropriate, significant others or family using appropriate methods for the setting and purpose, explain physician instructions, help patients feel at ease, and keep patient goals central to the care plan.
  • Practice using current clinical practice standards.
  • Coordinate delivery and documentation of safe, quality patient care, including interdisciplinary communication, timely documentation, and a respectful, inclusive clinical environment.
  • Practice in a fiscally responsible manner and support recruitment and retention of healthcare team members.
  • Complete initial and ongoing professional competency assessments, required mandatory education, and population-specific education.
  • Promote evidence-based practice and participate in value analysis when evaluating patient-care products.
  • Uphold health-system and organizational policies, procedures, clinical competencies, and applicable legal, regulatory, and accreditation requirements and standards.
  • Participate in data collection and formulate relevant clinical questions; consult experts and use appropriate resources and evidence to address practice questions.
  • Plan proactively for patient care across the care continuum while providing direct patient care.
  • Participate in developing protocols and procedures, in collaboration with care managers and other healthcare team members, to achieve best-practice outcomes.
  • Support efficient and effective use of human and material resources.

Desired Qualifications

  • Graduation from an accredited medical assistant program is preferred.
  • Graduation from a newly formed medical assistant program whose intent is to seek CAAHEP or ABHES accreditation is preferred.
  • Phlebotomy certification within sixty days is preferred.
  • Work experience in a practice setting is preferred.
  • Radiology experience is preferred.

About the Company

Wellstar

Integrated health system delivering comprehensive care

Wellstar Health System provides medical care across Georgia through hospitals, clinics, outpatient centers, a pediatric center, nursing centers, hospice and home care services. It delivers care via an integrated network that combines primary and specialty medicine, supported by a large Emergency Department and multiple trauma centers, with patients accessing services through inpatient facilities, outpatient centers, and home-based care. The organization differentiates itself through its inclusive culture, recognized workplace awards, and the scale and coordination of its trauma centers and emergency services in Georgia. Its goal is to improve the health and well-being of everyone served by delivering compassionate care, pursuing excellence, and transforming how healthcare is delivered.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Atlanta, GA
Founded
1997

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