Texas Health Resources·Allen, Texas
Deliver general patient care including performing EKGs, placing heart monitors, and recording vital signs. Manage medical documentation, communicate test results to patients, and maintain clean, stocked examination rooms.
Here’s What You Need High School Diploma or equivalent (required) CMA - Current Medical Assistant Certification (required) 1 year of Medical Assistant Clinic experience (strongly preferred) Successful completion of THPG Clinical Training (CT) educational program with demonstrated competency in required skills-within 90 days of job entry (required) ACLS – Advanced Cardiac Life Support Upon Hire (preferred) or BCLS – Basic Cardiac Life Support Exception Quarterly 90 Days Upon Hire (required) Skilled in in obtaining Manual Blood Pressure readings and performing EKGs (strongly preferred) Ability to perform EKGs, draw blood and administer injections Basic computer skills using medical management application systems Effectively communicate with staff and patients Thorough knowledge of the meaning and use of medical terminology and abbreviations Demonstrate sound judgement in emergency situations Take appropriate action in urgent circumstances Maintain a positive, customer-focused attitude toward staff and patients Possess a strong work ethic and always display a high level of professionalism What You Will Do Delivers care to patients utilizing the Certified Medical Assistant Process Performs general patient care by following established standards and procedures including but not limited to placing Heart Monitors and perform routine tests such as EKG.
Obtains and records vital signs including, but not limited to blood pressure, temperature, pulse, respiration, height, weight, drug allergies, and reconcile current medications and presenting problem.
Documents patient plan(s) of care, tests and examination results in the medical record as directed by the provider.
Communicates with patient regarding test results and plan of care by phone or mail as directed by physician.
Prepares, cleans, and sterilizes instruments and maintains equipment, disposing of contaminated items according to protocol.
Keeps patient exam rooms stocked, clean and orderly.
Ensures safety checklists/quality controls are completed as required.
Escalates non-routine issues, questions and/or concerns to the practice manager or healthcare provider(s).
May answer phones and work in the front office as needed, as well as perform other duties as assigned by practice manager, more senior staff, or as requested by healthcare provider(s).
Additional perks of being a Texas Health employee Benefits include 401k, PTO, medical, dental, Paid Parental Leave, flex spending, tuition reimbursement, Student Loan Repayment Program as well as several other benefits.
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Requires a High School Diploma and a current Medical Assistant Certification (CMA). BCLS is required upon hire, and 1 year of clinic experience and ACLS certification are strongly preferred.
Market context
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