Medical Assistant/ LPN

Goshen Health•Goshen, IN

23h

About The Position

This bonus-eligible position may be filled by a Medical Assistant (MA), Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), or EMT. The Credentialed Medical Assistant or EMT assists in coordinating primary health care services for a large outpatient client population under the direction of a physician, mid-level provider, RN, or LPN. The LPN assists physicians in providing patient care services in an efficient, customer service-oriented medical office environment and establishes and maintains good working relationships with patients and their families, physicians, and hospital associates. The LPN demonstrates the knowledge and skills to provide service appropriate to neonate, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients.

Requirements

For the MA role: graduate of an accredited career or vocational school with a medical assisting degree, certificate, or diploma, or completion of a basic or advanced EMT or Paramedic course.
For the LPN role: hold a diploma in Nursing.
For the MA role: hold an active CMA/RMA/CCMA/NCMA certification or pass an exam given by a medical assistant credentialing agency, or hold an active EMT or Paramedic certification. The colleague has six months from hire to become certified as an MA or EMT.
For the LPN role: the colleague has six months from hire to become licensed as an LPN.
Maintain license, certification, and/or credentials in good standing to perform required job duties.
American Heart Association CPR certification.

Nice To Haves

One or more years of experience in a physician office setting.
For the LPN role: current LPN license issued by the Indiana Health Professions Bureau.

Responsibilities

Coordinate primary health care services for a large outpatient client population under the direction of a physician, mid-level provider, RN, or LPN (MA/EMT).
Assist physicians in providing patient care services in an efficient, customer service-oriented medical office environment (LPN).
Establish and maintain good working relationships with patients and their families, physicians, and hospital associates (LPN).
Provide service appropriate to neonate, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients (LPN).