Patient Care Coordinator I — Entry-Level Clinic Support

LE0010 Stanford Health Care; Palo Alto (CA); Presencial; USD 45 000 - 50 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Stanford Health Care in Palo Alto is seeking an entry-level PCC I who will learn and apply medical assisting skills, policies, and procedures to complete essential tasks. This role supports patient care, administration, and coordination within the clinic team.

The position requires a High School Diploma or GED with an MA pathway and possibly MA certification by a California certifying body. Current BLS certification is required. The environment emphasizes patient-centered care and teamwork.

Qualificações

• High School Diploma or GED with one of the listed MA pathways.
• Completion of a medical assistant program or MA training by a licensed professional.
• Certification as a medical assistant through a Medical Board of California approved certifier.

Responsabilidades

• Perform patient care tasks: vital signs, rooming, labs, and medication reconciliation.
• Handle check-in/out, virtual rooming, vaccine administration, and point-of-care tests.
• Stock, order supplies, and maintain clinic readiness through weekly prep.
• Manage patient communications, prescriptions, and CRM/In-Basket liaison tasks.
• Collaborate with providers and staff to ensure smooth patient flow and care.

Conhecimentos

Medical terminology

Customer service

Communication

Formação académica

HS diploma or GED + MA pathway

Medical assisting program certificate

MA training by physician/podiatrist

California MA certifying organization

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Stanford Health Care in Palo Alto is seeking an entry-level PCC I who will learn and apply medical assisting skills, policies, and procedures to complete essential tasks. This role supports patient care, administration, and coordination within the clinic team.

The position requires a High School Diploma or GED with an MA pathway and possibly MA certification by a California certifying body. Current BLS certification is required. The environment emphasizes patient-centered care and teamwork.