Clinical Medical Assistant – Cardio Clinic Ops

NYU Langone Hospitals; New York (NY); Sur place; USD 56 000 - 68 000; Plein temps

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Benefits package

Résumé du poste

NYU Langone Hospitals is seeking a Medical Assistant to support physicians and nurses in a fast-paced Cardiology/Clinical Ops unit. You will prepare exam rooms, validate patient information, and collect vital signs and blood samples, while maintaining EMR documentation and meeting quality standards.

The role emphasizes patient-centered care, collaboration with clinicians, and accurate data entry in EPIC, with emphasis on HIPAA compliance and efficient patient flow within the NYU Langone Health

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Completion of an accredited Medical Assistant Program OR current Medical Assistant Certification from a recognized body (AAMA/AMT/NCCT/NHA).
• Working knowledge of English evident in verbal, reading and writing abilities.

Responsabilités

• Escort patients to exam rooms and prepare for examination.
• Take and record vital signs and collect lab samples.
• Process blood samples per policy and document in EMR.
• Support quality initiatives and maintain patient privacy (HIPAA).
• Communicate effectively with providers and staff; answer calls and manage messages.
• Assist with patient intake and transcribe visit notes in EPIC.

Connaissances

Medical Assistant

Vital signs

Laboratory specimen collection

English language

Formation

Medical Assistant Certification

Outils

EPIC EMR

MyChart

Description du poste

NYU Langone Hospitals is seeking a Medical Assistant to support physicians and nurses in a fast-paced Cardiology/Clinical Ops unit. You will prepare exam rooms, validate patient information, and collect vital signs and blood samples, while maintaining EMR documentation and meeting quality standards.

The role emphasizes patient-centered care, collaboration with clinicians, and accurate data entry in EPIC, with emphasis on HIPAA compliance and efficient patient flow within the NYU Langone Health