Lpn specialist specialist float or medical assistant specialist float - Full time
WATSON CLINIC LLP·Baltimore, Maryland
WATSON CLINIC LLP·Baltimore, Maryland
The role involves evaluating patient needs via telephone triage and administering medications and injections. Additionally, the specialist facilitates patient flow and assists physicians with medical office procedures.
Description THE IDEAL CANDIDATE NEED TO BE AN LPN OR A MEDICAL ASSISTANT Essential Functions · Identifies and evaluates patient needs by way of telephone triage. · Administers medication including injections; documents medication given or prescribed by ordering physician as required. · Identifies patient and family education needs and provides instruction. · Recognizes and responds to emergency situations as appropriate. · Adheres to the Clinical Services policies and procedures when documenting information patient’s medical records · Facilitates the flow of patients to maintain the integrity of the physician’s office. · Assists the physician with medical office procedures. · Maintain the integrity of the office.
LPN Specialist requirements are: Required Education and Experience: Must be a graduate of an accredited school of Practical Nursing. Must possess active Florida license as a Licensed Practical Nurse. Preferred Education and Experience: Experience or training in a medical health care facility as a Licensed Practical Nurse. Medical Assistant Specialist Requirements are: Required Education and Experience: High school diploma or GED. Completion of an accredited Medical Assistant program or 1 year of Medical Assistant work experience within the last 2 years. Medical Assistant Certification must be obtained within 90 days of employment. Current BLS certification or to be completed within first 90 days of employment Additional Qualification: 1 Year experience in primary care setting. Current BLS certification or to be completed within three months of employment.
Market context
In Maryland, nursing openings that require an RN and outpatient care experience are typically competitive because employers often want candidates who can step into ambulatory workflows with limited onboarding. Strong applicants usually show familiarity with patient education, care coordination, and fast-paced clinic settings. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page to save time, then compare your outpatient experience to the core duties before applying.
