Medical Assistant - Dermatology

Madison Medical Affiliates•Mequon, WI

1d•Onsite

About The Position

A Medical Assistant provides quality patient care by assisting the physician with clinic specific tasks, including rooming, vitals, injections, and point of care testing and treatment. The Medical Assistant follows Madison Medical specific standards of practice, policies and procedures. This full time position reports to the Clinic Supervisor/Regional Director of Clinic Operations, is within Dermatology and is located in Mequon, WI.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
Graduate of accredited Medical Assistant program, or military equivalent, or demonstrated skills in capacity for at least one year
Current CPR certification
Strong data entry skills and ability to work with computer applications
Organized with a strong attention to detail in a fast paced environment
Strong and comfortable communicating with patients, peers, and physicians
Demonstrated ability to work well both independently and with co-workers in a team
Drive to provide excellent patient service and care in an environment with significant and frequent opportunities to effectively resolve problems and conflict situations

Nice To Haves

Current Medical Assistant certification preferred but not required

Responsibilities

Escort patients to exam room, complete a brief history and obtain vital signs if needed.
Perform local anesthesia prior to skin procedures.
Perform skin procedures such as skin tag removal, photodynamic therapy and others.
Perform phototherapy treatment on patients, under the direction of dermatologist.
Assist dermatologist with skin procedures/surgeries such as biopsies and skin cancer removals.
Assist dermatologist with cosmetic procedures that include Botox, chemical peels and laser treatment.
Stay current with electronic health record changes and document patient information in the electronic health record.
Keeps up with the flow of operational needs to ensure the best and timely care for patients – manages phone calls and messages efficiently, checks EHR and email regularly, handles prior authorizations and refills, and effectively triages phone calls.
Organize and prepare exam rooms for patient care.
Provide patient education and counsel patients regarding their diagnosis and treatment.
Manage incoming phone calls, prior authorizations, medication refills and communicate biopsy and test results to patients.
Schedule appointments as needed.
Perform other duties as assigned.