Provides individualized medical care to assigned patients in person, electronically, and by telephone under the supervision of a licensed health care provider. Assists with health care services for patients of varied backgrounds and ages, maintains positive relationships with patients and families, and works with colleagues to support efficient patient flow and the attending physician. Communicates by phone to address patient needs and uses company data systems to document pertinent medical information. The role requires supporting patients and providers throughout visits, preparing them for appointments, answering patient questions, preparing rooms for subsequent appointments, providing effective service and communication, and completing appropriate documentation, including registration when needed. The employee maintains professional knowledge, skills, training, and credentials; adapts communication and care to each patient population; follows applicable policies, laws, standards, and regulations; and performs other duties as assigned. The position may require following Department of Transportation workplace drug and alcohol testing procedures when working in an occupational health clinic. Work is performed in a patient-care environment, with routine exposure to blood, body fluids, tissue, specimens, communicable diseases, and potentially hazardous medications or waste. The role is classified as medium work, requiring exertion of 20–50 pounds occasionally, 10–25 pounds frequently, and up to 10 pounds constantly.
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Education Level
High school or GED