Spravato Medical Assistant MA

LifeStance Health•Novi, MI

About The Position

LifeStance Health is hiring a licensed Medical Assistant in Michigan to support behavioral healthcare and clinical therapies under a physician’s direction. This part-time position is 20 hours per week, with no nights or weekends, and pays $23 per hour, with overtime pay. The role is based in newly designed, modern offices and includes full administrative support and digital technology. The Medical Assistant oversees the daily operation and management of clinical therapies, supports patients throughout their clinic visits and treatments, and helps maintain accurate documentation, inventory, and regulatory compliance. The role may also involve assisting with daily nursing tasks when needed.

Requirements

Licensed Medical Assistant in Michigan.

Responsibilities

Oversee daily operations and management of clinical therapies under the physician’s direction.
Create a positive, relaxing, and professional work environment.
Greet and room patients; obtain weight and vital signs; and review relevant medical information and current medications.
Start and administer therapies and administer medications as indicated and ordered.
Review appointment screeners and alert the physician to abnormal or high scores.
Provide clear patient instructions and education regarding treatments.
Ensure relevant documentation and consents are signed before treatment begins.
Confirm medication dosages and accurate doses before administration.
Verify correct patient identification chairside before treatment.
Monitor and assess patients throughout their clinic stay, assess their physical and mental status before discharge, and alert the physician and ensure corrective action when needed.
Maintain clinical logs for compliance and accuracy, complete clinic preparation for the next shift, and submit charting and documentation on time.
Review patient intakes and collaborate with the physician regarding new patients.
Maintain and securely store patient charts and establish professional relationships with new and existing patients.
Keep supplies orderly, monitor vial expiration dates and supply levels, and report inventory needs.
Maintain compliance with DEA regulations for controlled substances and keep the work environment safe and clean in accordance with procedures, rules, and regulations.
Ensure patient education folders and handouts are prepared and available.
Occasionally assist with nursing tasks as needed, such as rooming patients, charting, medication refills, prior authorizations, telephone encounters, and referrals.