Medical Assistant- Sugar Land Women's Care

Gulf Coast•Sugar Land, TX

19h•$18 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

We are a group of providers united by our clinically integrated, high-performance network and shared belief that physician autonomy is key to improving healthcare. As a physician-led medical group, we provide the tools, talent, and technology that enable you to improve patient care and your practice’s economic outcomes. We remove administrative work to help you transition to and thrive in value-based care so you can focus on patients, not paperwork and policy. Location: Onsite at 17520 W Grand Pkwy S Suite 230, Sugar Land, TX 77479

Requirements

High school Graduate or GED
6 months experience as medical assistant

Nice To Haves

Athena EMR Experience (Preferred)
Bilingual in Arabic OR Spanish (Preferred)
Graduation from an accredited program for Medical Assistants (Preferred)

Responsibilities

Greet and escort patients to examining room; make them feel welcome and comfortable.
Prepare and assist patient for exams; obtain urine specimens, check vital signs, document symptoms, complaints and medications, prepare for lab tests and procedures, etc.
Ensure the patients’ demographic information is correct and updated.
Assist the physician, residents and fellows with exams and procedures.
Give injections and/or teach the patient to administer injection when needed.
Assist patient with obtaining lab slips and/or referrals, scheduling procedures, prescriptions, etc.
Recognize urgent or emergency situations and act appropriately; reorder and replace items used from the crash cart or emergency kit.
Accompany patient with emergency to hospital in wheelchair or by stretcher; monitor continuously until under the care of hospital nurse; document events inpatients’ medical record.
Put charges and diagnoses on chart forms or obtain this from the physician.
Instruct patient to take router copy to check-out.
Take lab specimens to the dumb-waiter or lab.
Maintain a safe environment for patients and others.
Cooperate and interact with team members and co-workers.
Educate patients on health care concerns and problems, office and hospital procedures, medications, testing, surgery, etc.
Request and flow medical records.
Maintain patient confidentiality.
Practice infection control; dispose contaminated needles, drugs and supplies properly; use good hand washing technique; disinfect patient areas after use and clean exam rooms after patients are seen.
Perform phlebotomy.
Assist with pre and post-op care.
Monitor established pregnancies through lab work and ultrasounds.
Maintain patient charting, testing and flow sheets.