Medical Assistant - Float Pool - Beverly Hills

Cedars-Sinai•Beverly Hills, CA

10d•$25 - $34

About The Position

The Medical Assistant is a member of the patient care team and supports positive patient relations, accurate telephone communication, and verification of patient information by interviewing patients and confirming the purpose of their visits. The role prepares patients for examination by performing preliminary physical tests, taking blood pressure, weight, and temperature, and reporting a summary of patient history. The Medical Assistant is trained to schedule appointments and performs routine duties associated with collecting and maintaining current patient demographic and insurance information. This is a float pool position in Beverly Hills.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Medical Assistant Certificate from an accredited educational program.
Basic Life Support certification from the American Heart Association and/or the American Red Cross for Healthcare Providers, required upon hire.

Nice To Haves

Two years of experience working as a Medical Assistant in an outpatient clinical or medical office setting.

Responsibilities

Greet patients, take appropriate vital signs, review current medications, and record information in the medical record.
Assist with tracking and monitoring department-specific data.
Explain policies, procedures, or services to patients using clinical or administrative knowledge within scope of practice.
Manage patient care flow and assist with monitoring CS-Link message pools and standard work.
Set up examination and procedure rooms appropriately for patient visit needs.
Monitor inventory in clinical areas according to standard work.
Clean and reprocess equipment and supplies according to standard work and department guidelines.
Address patient, physician, and staff concerns and escalate them as appropriate.
Assist with quality assurance measures for suites, including recording quality-control testing on designated equipment.
Direct patient inquiries or complaints to appropriate medical staff and follow up to ensure satisfactory resolution.
Monitor personal workflow to identify opportunities for improvement.
Participate in daily huddles and staff meetings.
Adhere to infection-prevention standards, department policies, and guidelines.
Perform preliminary physical tests, including taking blood pressure, weight, and temperature, and report a summary of patient history.
Schedule appointments and collect and maintain current patient demographic and insurance information.