The Medical Assistant works under the supervision of providers and the Director of Outpatient Services in a behavioral health outpatient clinic. This role provides both clinical and administrative support within the scope of practice, in compliance with agency policies, procedures, and applicable regulations.
Key responsibilities include:
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Welcoming and checking in clients, preparing them for visits, verifying information, and assisting with obtaining medical histories and other relevant information.
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Scheduling appointments, maintaining medical records, processing insurance certifications, and obtaining prior authorizations.
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Performing routine clerical tasks, proofreading and editing materials for accuracy, and managing front desk operations.
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Conducting interviews as needed to collect clinical information, recording medical history, vital signs, and test results in the medical record.
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Authorizing medication refills and providing prescription information to pharmacies as directed.
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Preparing and administering medications, explaining treatment plans, medications, and instructions to clients, and assisting providers with exams and treatments.
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Performing or assisting with injections, laboratory specimen collection, and inventory of medical equipment and supplies.
The Medical Assistant must demonstrate the knowledge and skills to serve clients of all ages, assess and interpret client needs, and deliver appropriate care and service.
Hours:
Full time
Full time benefits include:
- Â 3.2 weeks of PTO in first year
- Â Health insurance, vision, dental & life insurance benefits
- 9 Agency-paid holidays
- 403(b) employee participation and employer match
- Tuition Reimbursement after 1 year of employment
