The Medical Assistant I provides clinical office support to physicians and surgeons and performs patient care and administrative duties necessary to deliver quality patient care. This individual is also responsible for assisting with clinical administrative and organizational tasks associated with patient care coordination.
1. Assists the provider during patient visit via obtaining vital signs (height weight blood pressure pain scale etc) and documenting vital sign results and transcribing medication information into the electronic medical record (EMR).
prior authorizations for prescriptions and durable medical equipment
prescription requests in EMR and sends to provider for review completion and processing
Phlebotomy services inclusive of collecting and processing blood urine and stool specimens and use of a centrifuge for spinning bloods
POCT (w/the exception of glucose) and documents results in EMR for provider to review
daily Quality Control for all POCT equipment
clinical supplies when necessary
and stocks exam and consult rooms with clinical supplies and clerical forms used by Providers
providers with procedures by preparing supplies and equipment and acting as a chaperone as needed.
EKGs when ordered by provider
pre-visit planning for Diabetic and CHF patients as per practice guidelines
and maintains refrigerator temperature logs and biomed expirations for medical equipment
in daily huddles with MDs and other clinical team members to review daily care management patient lists and discuss patients treatment plan & management
age-specific screenings for Activities of Daily Living Falls Alcohol Tobacco and/or Depression screenings annually for every patient
data into the electronic medical record related to medication adherence diabetes control foot/eye exam compliance for provider review and reconciliation
providers with distributing educational materials to patients
Population Health Management team by verifying patient has completed their colorectal screening breast screening cervical cancer screening and other pertinent preventive screens.
information regarding hospital admission and Emergency Room visits from outside facilities for evaluation by provider for transition of care coordination
providers with follow-up related to patients on Coumadin therapy
at the front desk as needed: answer telephones register patients discharge patients schedule appointments copy charts schedule ancillary tests and follow up on overdue diagnostic test results.
Primary Care Medical Home and MACRA protocols for designated role
all other job related functions as assigned.
Collective bargaining unit: SEIU 1199-SLW-Ambulatory
SEIU 1199 Ambulatory Agreement at MS St. Lukes and MS West (Offsites) AXB - 770 Eighth Avenue - WST Mount Sinai West
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