Medical Assistant - Patient Care with Sign-On Bonus

McLaren Health Care; Okemos (MI); Presencial; USD 24.000 - 25.000; Jornada completa

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Sign-On Bonus

Descripción de la vacante

McLaren Health Care is hiring for a Medical Assistant (position in Michigan). The role requires a high school diploma plus six months of MA or patient care tech experience or completion of a recognized medical support program. BLS may be required within 6 months for Rural Health clinics.

Some float positions may involve travel between clinics. Responsibilities include assisting in patient care, preparing rooms, taking histories, administering basic procedures, and documenting interventions in

Formación

• Requires high school diploma or equivalent with six months MA/Patient Care Tech experience.
• Or completion of one of the listed programs (MA, EMT, nurse assistant, LPN, medic, or patient care tech).
• BLS certification within 6 months of hire for Rural Health clinics.
• Float positions may require travel between clinics.

Responsabilidades

• Respond promptly, professionally and courteously to all customers’ needs.
• Cooperate and communicate with patients, families and staff.
• Support continuous quality improvement efforts.
• Prepare examination rooms and stock supplies.
• Assist with care under provider supervision: collect history, prepare equipment, document interventions.

Educación

High school diploma + six months MA/Patient Care Tech experience

MA/EMT/Nurse assistant/LPN/medic program graduate

Electronic medical record experience

Descripción del empleo

McLaren Health Care is hiring for a Medical Assistant (position in Michigan). The role requires a high school diploma plus six months of MA or patient care tech experience or completion of a recognized medical support program. BLS may be required within 6 months for Rural Health clinics.

Some float positions may involve travel between clinics. Responsibilities include assisting in patient care, preparing rooms, taking histories, administering basic procedures, and documenting interventions in