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Colusa Medical Center
Overview
The Medical Assistant functions as part of the nursing team, assisting licensed practitioners by providing and evaluating nursing care and coordinating activities with other healthcare disciplines. Key duties include accurately taking vital signs, performing assigned treatments and tests under direction, instructing patients on specimen collection, and maintaining accurate charting of all actions.
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Compensation
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Posted
16 days ago
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