Fulltime Medical Assistant Position

MedVanta Careers•Baltimore, MD

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Centers for Advanced Orthopaedics, OrthoMaryland Division, is seeking a team-oriented, service-driven, computer-savvy Medical Assistant for a busy orthopaedic practice. Under the direction and supervision of the Clinical Manager and physicians, the Medical Assistant provides assistance with the examination and treatment of patients. This is a full-time, in-person position. The role supports patient flow and comfort, assists with examinations and procedures, provides patient care during clinic visits, and helps maintain examination and treatment areas. The Medical Assistant also uses computer programs such as scheduling and electronic medical records systems to communicate and understand patient needs, and follows applicable privacy and safety requirements, including HIPAA and OSHA guidelines. OrthoMaryland offers competitive compensation and benefits based on position, qualifications, and experience. The organization describes itself as a patient-focused orthopaedic practice in the Baltimore metropolitan region and part of The Centers for Advanced Orthopaedics, whose more than 150 physicians serve the Maryland-DC-Virginia region.

Requirements

Excellent communication skills.
Organizational skills.
Flexibility.
Ability to work independently.
Working knowledge of medical terminology.
Strong customer service skills in interactions with the public, patients, staff, and physicians.

Nice To Haves

Current certification from AMT or AAMA.
At least one year of experience as a Medical Assistant in a clinical environment.
Experience in an orthopaedic practice.
One year of experience with EMR systems.
Certified Medical Assistant certification.

Responsibilities

Support efficient patient flow in and around clinical areas.
Provide for patient comfort, safety, and privacy.
Help patients prepare for medical examinations and procedures, and keep them comfortable while waiting.
Place patients in rooms and obtain chief complaints, medical histories, and other information needed by the physician.
Record planned medical procedures.
Support professional staff in evaluating and treating patients.
Provide patient care during clinic visits according to policies and procedures.
Prepare injections as ordered by a physician.
Know and initiate emergency procedures.
Stock examination rooms with equipment, supplies, and other necessities.
Maintain order in examination and treatment rooms and clinical areas.
Prepare and sterilize suture packs and surgical equipment.
Use computer software, including scheduling and electronic medical records systems, as needed to communicate and understand patient needs.
Lift and ambulate as needed to assist patients and maintain patient flow.
Follow applicable federal and state guidelines, including patient privacy (HIPAA) and OSHA requirements.
Understand and adhere to OrthoMaryland policies and procedures.
Perform other duties as assigned.