Medical Assistant/ Patient Escort

American Endovascular and Amputation Prevention•New York, NY

3h•$25 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

American Endovascular is seeking an experienced Certified Medical Assistant/Patient Escort who is motivated, compassionate, and dedicated to improving patients' lives. This role offers the opportunity to work in a friendly and supportive environment with professionals committed to excellent patient care. You will be an integral part of the team, making a difference in the office and in patients' lives. This is a dynamic opportunity with room for growth. Phlebotomy certification is required.

Requirements

High School Graduate
Medical Assistant School Graduate
Registered Medical Assistant issued by the state of NY.
Certified in Basic Cardiac Life Support
Phlebotomy certification

Nice To Haves

Bilingual preferred (Spanish/English)

Responsibilities

Support physicians and nurses in daily operations.
Serve as a scribe to document patient reports.
Welcome and guide patients through their visits.
Record vital signs and collect lab samples.
Gather and update medical and medication history.
Ensure supplies are stocked and equipment is cleaned.
Maintain a sterile and organized pre- and post-op environment.
Assist patients with scheduling follow-up appointments.
Build and maintain strong professional relationships with physicians, staff, and management.
Uphold professionalism in all patient and healthcare interactions.
Verify insurance eligibility and obtain authorizations for office visits and ultrasounds.
Handle incoming calls and schedule patient referrals.
Perform additional tasks as needed.
Escort patients from nursing homes to vascular centers and back.
Visit nursing homes prior to appointment dates to ensure patients are prepped for procedures, including confirming that they haven't eaten and that all necessary paperwork is completed.
Arrange and confirm transportation logistics for patients.
Assist patients with mobility and ensure their comfort during transport and at appointments.
Act as a liaison between nursing home staff, patients, and vascular center staff to ensure smooth coordination.