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Northern Arizona Healthcare

Nonprofit health system serving northern Arizona

Medical Assistant Certified - Family Practice

Clinical Support & Patient AdministrationUpdated on Nov 10
Full-timeSedona, AZ, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma or GED is required.
  • Hold a National Medical Assistant certification.
  • BLS certification from the American Heart Association is required within 90 days of hire.
  • A Fingerprint Clearance Card application number is required upon hire.
  • A Fingerprint Clearance Card is required within 90 days of hire.

Responsibilities

  • Escort patients from the waiting area to exam rooms and communicate extended waits or appointment delays.
  • Review patient medical records, conduct pre-visit interviews, and record patients’ chief complaints.
  • Check and record patient vital signs, including temperature, blood pressure, pulse, and pulse oximetry, and report findings to the provider.
  • Review and document patients’ medical histories.
  • Communicate patient concerns or significant health-status changes to the physician or allied health professional.
  • Follow contact-precaution safety guidelines and policies and procedures for blood-borne pathogens.
  • Administer injections under provider supervision.
  • Perform venipuncture and capillary punctures as needed.
  • Process test results and deliver them to patients promptly by email, mail, or phone as directed by the physician, allied health professional, or department protocols.
  • Conduct designated point-of-care testing, including electrocardiograms and throat cultures.
  • Assess needs for referrals and prescription renewals.
  • Assess patients’ living environments and subjective symptoms to identify needs or issues objectively, and report findings to the provider when necessary.
  • Support and reinforce provider care plans and patient education.
  • Collaborate with the care-management team and community agencies to support patient care.
  • Follow up with patients after hospital visits.
  • Know available community resources in Northern Arizona or locate appropriate resources.
  • Prepare patients for examinations; assist with examinations, cast or splint applications, minor procedures, and other medically related tasks within the role’s scope of knowledge.
  • Instruct patients on urine-collection procedures.
  • Assist patients with putting on and removing compression garments as needed.
  • Assist with dressing removal as assigned by the supervising clinician.
  • Maintain patient confidentiality.
  • Answer, evaluate, and prioritize incoming telephone calls; obtain complete and accurate information to determine callers’ needs; and return messages promptly.
  • Conduct pre-visit reviews to ensure medical records contain the information needed for visits, including hospital notes, immunization records, consents, test results, and disease-management items.
  • Document patient information in the electronic medical record according to standard work guidelines.
  • Coordinate clerical information needed for patient care, including arranging referrals and future appointments, arranging prescribed tests and treatments, and assisting clinicians with routine treatment instructions.
  • Accurately document assessments, interventions, and patient responses in the appropriate documentation systems.
  • Complete patient follow-up to support continuity of care.
  • Understand the unit’s standards of care and practice and administrative policies, and locate departmental policy and procedure manuals.
  • Engage in personal development and professional, collegial interactions with peers and students.
  • Prepare and maintain clinical documentation, office supplies, and treatment equipment, including sterilizing and restocking exam and treatment rooms.
  • Clean and sterilize equipment, instruments, and work areas when appropriate, and maintain departmental cleanliness by following post-treatment cleanup procedures.
  • Report safety-related incidents promptly through the Midas/RDE tool, attend safety training, perform work safely, monitor the work environment for safety issues, and ensure others work safely.
  • Stay current with and comply with state and federal regulations and statutes and company policies affecting the employee’s area of responsibility.
  • Keep required certifications and licenses current and valid before expiration.
  • Complete mandatory company modules and required job-specific training within the specified time frame.

About the Company

Northern Arizona Healthcare

Nonprofit health system serving northern Arizona

Northern Arizona Healthcare is a nonprofit health system serving patients across northern Arizona through hospitals and outpatient clinics. Its network includes Flagstaff Medical Center and Verde Valley Medical Center, alongside services for routine visits, specialist treatment and recovery. Flagstaff Medical Center operates the region's state-designated Level 1 Trauma Center, while clinics bring care closer to communities beyond the hospitals. The system also runs air and ground medical transport and supports rural access through telemedicine, serving patients regardless of their ability to pay. Northern Arizona Healthcare is headquartered in Flagstaff, Arizona.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Flagstaff, AZ
Founded
Not listed

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