CMA/LPN – Cloverdale (FT w/Ben) – 2.6.17
PCHOSP • February 6, 2017
CMA/LPN – Cloverdale (FT w/Ben)
February 6, 2017
Certified Medical Assistant Family Medicine of Cloverdale (full-time) 02/06/2017
We are currently seeking a friendly, patient-focused Certified Medical Assistant or Licensed Practical Nurse for our busy family practice in Cloverdale, Indiana. Must be willing to work front and back office. This is a full-time, day shift and benefit eligible position. Certification is required and medical office experience is preferred.
Experience for this position includes:
- Electronic Medical Records (Allscripts)
- Insurance, recertification and authorizations
- Triage of telephone calls and scheduling
- Rooming patients and taking medical history
- Updating Medications
- Phlebotomy and giving injections
- Obtaining prior authorizations
- Assisting with Procedures
- Working directly with a Physician and/or Physician Assistant.
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