The Medical Assistant, Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), or Paramedic works within the scope of practice allowed by their credentials. The role prepares patients and equipment for examinations and procedures, maintains exam rooms and clinical areas, handles patient and pharmacy phone messages, and collects and prepares laboratory specimens and requisitions accurately. The position also schedules referrals and procedures and obtains required authorizations. Based on training and experience, the employee prepares and performs radiology diagnostics, including X-rays, and maintains patient confidentiality. The role may also provide front-office clerical support, including workers’ compensation verification, answering phones, scheduling appointments, arranging referrals, obtaining prior authorizations, and scheduling procedures or diagnostic tests. Qualifications vary by credential. Medical Assistants must meet the listed education, certification, BLS, and competency-assessment requirements. LPNs must hold a current license to practice in North Carolina or South Carolina, depending on practice location, and meet the listed education, BLS, and assessment requirements. Paramedics must meet the listed education, training, certification, BLS, and assessment requirements. A sign-on bonus of up to $5,000 is offered for LPNs.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED