
Medical Assistant
Northeast Alabama Regional Medical Center
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Job overview
Northeast Alabama Regional Medical Center is hiring a Medical Assistant. The Medical Assistant provides direct patient care as ordered and directed by a physician, including medication administration, diagnostic testing, and referral authorization. This role also involves instructing patients on treatment and work status, performing drug screens, and maintaining clinical area organization and inventory. The assistant will also help with clinical and clerical tasks to ensure service excellence.
Key focus areas include Provide direct patient care as ordered and directed by physician, Administer medications, and Perform diagnostic tests.
Successful candidates bring Associate Degree Medical Vocation and HS Diploma or GED. Important skills include Direct Patient Care, Administer Medications, Perform Diagnostic Tests, Complete Referral Authorization, Instruct Patient About Treatment/Work Status, and Perform Drug Screens.
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Provides direct patient care as ordered and directed by physician, including administration of medications, performing diagnostic tests, completing referral authorization and instructing patient/client about treatment/work status. Performs drug screens. Maintains organization of clinical areas and restocks inventory as needed. assists with all clinical/clerical tasks as needed to provide service excellence.
Must demonstrate an ability to work effectively with patients in all speciality and subspecialty categories, both urgent and non-urgent in nature.
Associate degree in a medical vocation field: MCCT, LPN, CMA.
Current LPN license or CMA certification preferred.
Must have a HS diploma or GED.
Must have BLS/CPR by the American Heart Association.
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