Lone Star Circle of Care·Austin, Texas
The Medical Assistant will perform clerical duties and assist in patient examinations and treatments under the direction of licensed professionals. Responsibilities include documenting patient history, measuring vital signs, performing diagnostic tests, and maintaining clinical supplies.
We are seeking Medical Assistants who are passionate about making a difference in our community.
At Lone Star Circle of Care (LSCC) we strive for exceptional, equitable patient care that leads to healthier communities.
Our Medical Assistants perform a variety of duties, both clerical and assisting in the examination and treatment of patients under the direction of a licensed medical and or licensed nursing professional.
Our Medical Assistants serve our patients directly, turning our vision into a reality!
If you have the ambition and desire to work in a friendly and fun environment, LSCC is the place for you!
A Day in the Life of a Medical Assistant may look like this: Obtain and document patient history, patient communication, and clinical treatment accurately and appropriately Obtain and measure vital signs and document information on patients’ charts and maintain examination/treatment rooms, including cleaning and sterilizing instruments, and keeping inventory of medical supplies and materials Perform routine diagnostic and laboratory tests And administer medications as ordered by licensed medical and/or licensed nursing staff Explain treatment procedures to patients under the direction of licensed medical and/or licensed nursing staff We ask our Medical Assistant to possess a minimum of: High school diploma or GED and Completion of a Medical Assistant Program and Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from American Heart Association or American Red Cross The following experience/skills are preferred: Certification as a Medical Assistant received from a certifying body recognized by Lone Star Circle of Care in its reasonable discretion Prior professional experience as a Medical Assistant Previous work using electronic medical records (EMR) Bilingual English/Spanish skills Key Success Factors Some key factors that will make an individual successful in this role: The ability to problem solve Organizational skills Attention to detail Team player personality Time management
Competitive salary; Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance; LSCC paid Life insurance; LSCC paid Short-Term and Long-Term Disability insurance; Paid Time Off; and 403b Employee Retirement Plan
Candidates must possess a high school diploma or GED and have completed a Medical Assistant program. A Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is required, and experience with electronic medical records is preferred.
Market context
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