Baptist·Germantown, Tennessee
Provides non-licensed clinical support including patient rooming, intake procedures, and documentation of vital signs within the EHR. Supports clinic operations by prepping rooms, stocking supplies, and conducting social drivers of health screenings.
Job Summary Provides non-licensed clinical and patient care support in the ambulatory setting under the direction of licensed personnel. Performs standardized patient intake procedures, screening activities, and documentation within the electronic medical record (EHR). Supports efficient patient flow, contributes to care team effectiveness, and promotes a safe, patient-centered environment. Performs other duties as assigned.
Skill in communicating clearly and effectively using standard English in written, oral and verbal format to achieve high productivity and efficiency. Skill to write legibly and record information accurately as necessary to perform job duties.
Training Minimum Required.
Enrolled in college or university.
Computer literacy.
Minimum Required BLS within 14 days of hire.
Requires candidates to be enrolled in a college or university and possess computer literacy. Must obtain BLS certification within 14 days of hire and demonstrate effective communication skills in English.
Market context
Ambulatory assistant roles in Tennessee are often tied to outpatient clinics and other high-volume care settings where patient flow, scheduling support, and basic clinical assistance matter. Competition can be strongest for candidates who already have college enrollment, computer literacy, and clear English communication skills, since those requirements help teams move quickly. On this platform, the job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving you research time; if you apply, be ready to complete BLS within 14 days of hire.