Medical Assistant II - LCC/MDA Urology

Minimum Qualifications: 

High school or equivalent. Three years experience. Certified or Registered Medical Assistant with a nationally recognized accreditation organization (AAMA, AMT, NCCT, NHA or other). CPR Certification required.

Job Summary: 

To provide technical, supportive, age specific and developmentally appropriate patient care functions for assigned clinical area. The Medical Assistant II may function as a member of a Patient Centered Medical Home clinical team or may function in a role that includes routine administrative and clinical tasks. The Medical Assistant II has advanced Medical Assistant skills and is proficient in independently maintaining a positive patient experience by consistently exceeding expectations in customer service and patient care.

Primary assignment:

Urology, supporting a diverse team of providers specializing in Urologic Oncology, General Urology, and Men’s Health. This role functions in a procedure-intensive setting, assisting with and preparing patients for a wide range of in-office diagnostic and therapeutic interventions.

Responsibilities include supporting specialized procedures such as prostate biopsies, cystoscopies, and vasectomies, as well as facilitating patient education, procedural preparation and recovery, specimen handling, and coordination of care across disciplines. The MA 2 is expected to demonstrate a high level of clinical competency, adaptability, and attention to detail in managing complex patient needs and ensuring seamless workflow in a fast-paced environment.

Job Duties:

• Perform as Medical Assistant and Front desk Registration training. 
• Able to effectively identify problems and determine solutions. 
• Understand clinic flow to maximize clinic usage to meet patient needs. 
• Assists with patient flow within assigned outpatient clinic setting. 
  • Responds in a timely manner to call-lights. 
  • Provides comfort measures to patient / family. 
• Performs technical and supportive patient care skills, incorporating the patient's plan of care and following approved policy and procedure. 
  • Obtains vital signs. Appropriately documents chief complaint and reason for visit. 
  • Uses aseptic techniques and infection control measures in the performance of duties. 
  • Accurately collects excretory specimens, such as urine and feces. 
  • Obtains blood samples by venipuncture. 
  • Accurately performs tests, such as basic urine chemistry using chemical strips, guaiac, Ph, blood glucose, UPT, and hemocult. 
  • Measures and records intake and output as ordered. 
  • Prepares and assists patients undergoing treatments, examinations, and procedures. 
  • Recognizes patient care priorities, treatment plan, objectives, and potential crisis. 
  • Under direction of physician, provides other treatments and care to patients appropriate to training, as assigned.
  • Recognizes and communicates patient needs and unusual occurrences with patients / families. 
• The MA will refill patient medications as requested, using the guidelines for the prescribing physician/provider in their assigned area and in accordance with the policy C51, Prescription Refill Management for Ambulatory Care Services. 
  • Safely and properly administers medications as assigned. 
• Accurately documents / communicates interventions and measurements. 
  • Communicates relevant information to appropriate health care provider. 
  • Under supervision, completes accurate, concise, and legible documentation on patient clinic record. 
• Assist with medication reconciliation as required. 
  • Assists in the maintenance of equipment, supplies, and the environment. 
  • Assists in maintaining a clean and safe environment. 
  • Checks equipment / supplies for expiration dates, electrical safety tags, intactness, and usability. 
  • Cleans equipment and returns to its proper place. 
  • Reports equipment and supplies nee