Meadville Medical Center·Meadville, Pennsylvania
Provides clinical support to physicians and mid-level practitioners by assisting with treatments and obtaining patient histories and vitals. Manages administrative tasks including triage, prescription refills, and appointment scheduling.
Provides medical assistant services to the patients and families, assists physicians and mid-level practitioners (providers) with patient care.
To perform all clinical functions in a physician’s office. To include but not limited to: Assisting the physician with treatments, obtain specimens from patients and process properly, maintaining medical information and filing/scanning, maintain sample supplies, ordering and maintaining clinical supplies as needed, patient education, obtaining histories and vitals from patients, triage patient calls, prescription refills, call backs for normal or abnormal results as per physician direction, prior authorizations as needed, telephone answering and appointment scheduling as needed.
Minimum education, knowledge, skills, and abilities required
Preferred graduate of a medical assistant program.
Sufficient experience may be substituted for the educational requirement.
Must possess great attention to detail.
Must be able to accurately type and be efficient with data entry equipment. Must have the ability to apply appropriate rules of grammar, spelling and punctuation. Knowledge of computers is a necessity.
Must possess the ability to prioritize activities, organize work and problem solve.
Communications skills both verbal and written must be above average to excellent. Must be able to communicate with public sector by telephone use and in person. Must be able to deal with anxious and angry people. Must be able to communication with Administrative Staff, Managers, Attorneys, Physicians and all hospital staff with due respect and tact.
Understanding of confidentiality rules is a must without exception.
Current BLS Healthcare Provider card.
Preferred graduate of a medical assistant program or equivalent experience with a current BLS Healthcare Provider card. Must possess strong communication skills, attention to detail, and proficiency in computer use.
Market context
Support-services roles in Pennsylvania are often tied to steady staffing needs in hospitals and care facilities, especially when teams need reliable coverage for patient support and daily operations. These positions can be competitive because employers may prefer candidates with CNA and current BLS credentials, plus prior acute or rehabilitation hospital experience, even when experience is not required. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, and confirm your certification dates and hospital experience before applying.
