Occupational Medicine Clinical Assistant

At Minnesota Occupational Health (MOH) our mission in treating and managing work injuries is to help injured workers remain mobile, active and productive. Be part of an organization that offers an exciting, dynamic, fast-paced environment with a patient mix that changes day to day and Staff members feel respected and find a strong sense of purpose in their roles, contributing to a familial atmosphere characterized by mutual respect and enjoyment.

The Occupational Medicine Clinical Assistant (OMCA) works collaboratively within a team environment to perform a wide range of clinical, administrative, and on-site specimen collection duties. Under supervision, the OMCA collects medical history information, conducts initial assessments of work-related injuries, prepares patients for evaluation, fits and dispenses durable medical equipment, administers pre-employment drug screens, and initiates DOT and pre-placement examinations using established criteria. The OMCA supports Occupational Medicine providers by maintaining accurate patient records, coordinating follow-up care, and assisting with required documentation. This role also communicates effectively with patients and employers to provide timely information and ensure continuity of care, and participates in on-site specimen collection services at employer locations or within clinic settings.

This is a full-time position based at our Eagan MOH Campus. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 6am - 4pm. (subject to change). Morning hours will be spent doing on-site collection with afternoons in the clinic. This role may also require flexibility to pick up shifts at any/all of our MOH Campuses as needed.

Primary duties

• Measure patient statistics and vitals, including height, weight, blood pressure, eye evaluations or performing a urine analysis dip. Record patient medical history. Prepare patient for a physical evaluation.
• Prepare required instruments and equipment for physical examinations. Clean and stock exam/procedure rooms, including instruments and equipment, between patient visits.
• Assist provider, as needed, with various procedures.
• Assist with fitting and dispensing of Durable Medical Equipment (DME) as appropriate, and as directed by provider.
• Provide standardized patient education instructions verbal or written.
• Perform urine drug screens (on-site client locations as needed).
• Collect specimens following established standards and procedures
• Perform patient testing, including fit testing, audiometry, and work simulations.