Medical Assistant

Oncology Specialists of Charlotte•Charlotte, NC

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About The Position

Oncology Specialists of Charlotte (OSC) is an independent medical oncology practice treating cancer and blood disorders with two offices in Charlotte. Since 2000, OSC has provided leading-edge, compassionate care with a model of quality-innovative treatments for survivorship in cancer and management of blood disorders. The physicians and staff take part in multi-disciplinary care, clinical trials, and peer boards at the hospital, as well as collaborating care with Duke and MD Anderson for the highest level of clinical cancer therapy trials. The OSC team understands the profound impact of cancer on the lives of patients, families, and caregivers and produces the best outcome in delivery and management of healthcare while containing cost factors without excessive healthcare spending and waste. Work for nominated Charlotte Top Doctors in Oncology! We offer a friendly work environment that includes free lunches, PTO, 401k, company-sponsored insurance and health savings account. Why Join Us? Our team values the work components of every member to create a culture of people helping people and making a difference in our lives and those we serve. Job Description: TITLE: Medical Assistant DEPARTMENT: Clinical JOB SUMMARY: The Medical Assistant performs a variety of duties under the supervision of a Registered Nurse and/or Physician. Daily responsibilities will vary but may include direct patient care such as vital sign assessment, medication reconciliation, answering phone calls, working with physicians, and processing paperwork within the office as directed.

Requirements

High School Diploma
Completion of MA program
BLS Health Care Provider Card
At least one year experience preferred
Ability to operate a computer and windows-based software

Responsibilities

Rooming patients for MD/NP visits and obtain vital signs, height, weight verify current medications.
Assist the RN with patient assessments, including telephone triage.
Assist the RN in carrying out physician’s orders such as scheduling and providing basic patient information.
Demonstrate effective oral and written communication skills with staff and patients.
With additional training, demonstrate proficiency in peripheral lab draws.
Notifies RN of any changes or issues regarding the patient’s condition or behavior, results of treatments, accidents, incidents, or errors.
Assist physicians/patients with procedures and exams.
Demonstrate ability to assist with sterile procedures.
Demonstrate knowledge of lab draw requirements and specimen requirements and ability to accurately label such items.
Maintain a good workflow and keep provider on schedule.
Obtain information for the physician including labs, reports, etc. from outside facilities as needed.
Assist in scheduling patient visits, treatments and tests as appropriate.
Maintain adequate supplies.
Follow practice guidelines for infection control and safety in handling and disposing of infectious/hazardous waste materials.
Be aware of and follow practice procedures regarding insurance authorizations for chemotherapy and non-chemotherapy treatments in the office.
Other duties as required.