The Medical Assistant position in Occupational Health requires a number of skills not generally required of those in other clinical settings
Job Summary
The Medical Assistant position in Occupational Health requires a number of skills not generally required of those in other clinical settings.
This position is responsible for assisting clinicians and nursing staff in providing medical care, as well as, implementing and evaluating direct patient care.
Banner's Occupational Health Clinics are designed to help identify health risks, link patients to appropriate resources, make positive lifestyle choices, and establish baselines for regular health monitoring.
Matching Summary
The Medical Assistant position in Occupational Health requires a number of skills not generally required of those in other clinical settings.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Injury intake and management
New hire occupational health screenings
Drug Screens, Breath Alcohol Testing
Pulmonary Function Testing, Audiograms
Respiratory Mask Fitting, immunizations
Data workflow management
Patient care coordination
Nice-to-have
Excellent patient experience
Service orientation and team concept
Effective communication mechanisms
Positive lifestyle choices
Regular health monitoring
Key Requirements
Completion of an approved medical assistant training program
Current BLS certification
Medical Assistant Certification
Strong computer skills
Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills