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Urology San Antonio is seeking Certified Medical Assistants to join our clinical team. This role supports patient flow, performs essential on-site clinical tasks, and ensures smooth departures following check-in by our patient coordinators.
Urology training is provided, and prior urology experience is preferred. You will run the treatment room, perform phlebotomy, catheter care, injections, EKGs, and specimen handling, while documenting in the EMR.
Our Certified Medical Assistants are a vital part of the clinical team and provide the highest levels of courtesy, respect, and customer service to our patients. This position manages all aspects of patient flow and clinical support after patients are checked in by our patient coordinators until departure. Urology training is provided to new team members; experience specific to urology is preferred. This position is responsible for running the treatment room carrying forth physician orders for things such as phlebotomy, urinary catheterization, and catheter care/changes, foley catheter care, medication administration and injections, bladder irrigations and installations, dipstick urinalysis with microscopic analysis (includes sending for cultures), pessary care and cleanings, EKGs as well as overall patient assessment. The Medical Assistant is responsible for all documentation (creating the nurse’s note and sending it to the MDs via EMR) and the overall flow of the treatment schedule which requires strong organizational skills and timeliness.
Our Certified Medical Assistants are a vital part of the clinical team and provide the highest levels of courtesy, respect, and customer service to our patients. This position manages all aspects of patient flow and clinical support after patients are checked in by our patient coordinators until departure. Urology training is provided to new team members; experience specific to urology is preferred. This position is responsible for running the treatment room carrying forth physician orders for things such as phlebotomy, urinary catheterization, and catheter care/changes, foley catheter care, medication administration and injections, bladder irrigations and installations, dipstick urinalysis with microscopic analysis (includes sending for cultures), pessary care and cleanings, EKGs as well as overall patient assessment. The Medical Assistant is responsible for all documentation (creating the nurse’s note and sending it to the MDs via EMR) and the overall flow of the treatment schedule which requires strong organizational skills and timeliness.