MAT Care Coordinator: Urinalysis & Patient Support

Crossroads; Lamar (CO); On-site; USD 22,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical (employer pays up to 70%)

Dental & Vision Insurance

Eight Paid Holidays

Two Paid Administrative Holidays

Career Advancement

401K with employer match up to 5%

Job summary

Crossroads Turning Points (CTP) in Lamar, CO is seeking a detail‑oriented patient care assistant to support MAT and other clinical programs, including urinalysis monitoring and dispensing‑hour service.

A high school diploma or GED is required, along with CAT certification within 18 months, basic computer skills, and prior medical office experience. The role emphasizes safety, confidentiality, and professionalism.

Qualifications

• Requires a minimum of a high school degree or GED.
• Current CAT or ability to obtain CAT within 18 months of hire date is required.
• Previous medical/clinical office experience.
• Must have a valid drivers license and insurance.
• CPR and first-aid certification (initial training and renewals paid for by agency).
• Basic computer skills required.

Responsibilities

• Monitors and records patient urinalysis to ensure the integrity of the patient's urine sample.
• Provides customer service and monitoring during dispensing hours.
• Maintains a clean, safe work area and immediately reports any potential hazards to supervisors.
• Demonstrates professionalism and respect for the patients while maintaining patients' dignity and confidentiality.
• Provides medication monitoring of pre-poured doses for patients when the dispensing nurse takes scheduled leave. Ensures logs and documentation are completed according to operating policy and label instructions.

Skills

Basic computer skills

Customer service (general)

Education

High school diploma or GED

CAT certification (within 18 months)

Job description

Crossroads Turning Points (CTP) in Lamar, CO is seeking a detail‑oriented patient care assistant to support MAT and other clinical programs, including urinalysis monitoring and dispensing‑hour service.

A high school diploma or GED is required, along with CAT certification within 18 months, basic computer skills, and prior medical office experience. The role emphasizes safety, confidentiality, and professionalism.