Certified Medical Assistant/Licensed Practical Nurse
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Job overview
Randolph Hospital is hiring a Certified Medical Assistant/Licensed Practical Nurse. The Certified Medical Assistant/Licensed Practical Nurse performs and coordinates various patient care duties under appropriate clinical supervision. This role requires thorough knowledge of clinical medicine practice and procedures, as well as the ability to recognize and address the medical needs of patients and their families. The individual will also educate patients and family members on prescribed medications.
Key focus areas include Perform and/or coordinate patient care duties, Recognize medical needs of patients and their families, and Educate patients and family members.
Successful candidates bring High School Diploma, CMA Credential, and RMA Credential. Important skills include Clinical Medicine Practice, Clinical Medicine Procedures, Recognize Medical Needs Of Patients, Recognize Medical Needs Of Families, Educate Patients, and Educate Family Members.
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Performs and/or coordinates a variety of patient care duties under appropriate clinical supervision. Thorough knowledge of clinical medicine practice and procedures. Ability to recognize medical needs of patients and their families; ability to educate patients and family members; ability to explain to patient and families prescribed medications. High School Diploma or equivalent required. A graduate of a CAAHEP accredited medical assisting program with a current CMA credential or a graduate from ABHES-accredited medical assisting programs with a current RMA credential or a c urrent valid North Carolina LPN license to practice . CPR Certification. Minimum of 1-year experience in a primary care physician's office preferred, but not required.
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