Clinic LPN: Diagnostics, Procedures & Patient Care

Ozark Health, Inc.; Clinton (AR); On-site; USD 32,000 - 46,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

New Competitive Pay Scale

Matching 401K

Generous Paid Time Off

Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance

Paid Life Insurance

Voluntary Benefits Available

Job summary

Ozark Health, Inc. is seeking a Medical Assistant to prep patients and assist physicians with procedures and minor surgeries in the clinic. You will perform diagnostic tests and educate patients, while liaising with hospitals, nursing homes, pharmacies, HMOs, and other offices to keep patient flow smooth.

The role requires an Arkansas license, a relevant degree, and prior clinical experience. Strong organization and communication are essential for coordinating follow-up care and maintaining

Qualifications

• Current Arkansas license and degree from an accredited institution.
• Previous clinical experience preferred; Lab, EKG, and X-ray experience preferred.
• High School Diploma or GED required.

Responsibilities

• Performs diagnostic tests and documents results in the patient chart.
• Explains tests and treatments to patients and records follow-up needs.
• Arranges follow-up care including outpatient procedures or hospital admissions.
• Receives and organizes medical samples and maintains supplies stock.
• Administers injections or medications per physician orders and keeps records.
• Screens calls, notes test results, and documents in chart; supports smooth patient flow.
• Audits medical records for completeness and ensures proper pre-authorizations for exams.
• Assists in exam room, records vital signs, prepares patient for exam, and maintains sterile equipment.
• Cleans and stocks exam rooms and completes paperwork related to exams.

Skills

Clinical experience

Lab tests

EKG

X-ray

Education

High School Diploma/GED

Degree from accredited institution

Arkansas license

Job description

Ozark Health, Inc. is seeking a Medical Assistant to prep patients and assist physicians with procedures and minor surgeries in the clinic. You will perform diagnostic tests and educate patients, while liaising with hospitals, nursing homes, pharmacies, HMOs, and other offices to keep patient flow smooth.

The role requires an Arkansas license, a relevant degree, and prior clinical experience. Strong organization and communication are essential for coordinating follow-up care and maintaining