Orthopedic Technician Medical Assistant
CommonSpirit Health, Phoenix, AZ, United States
Medical Assistant responsibilities include providing a basic level of patient care and treatment. Assists with obtaining vital signs, documents chief complaint, obtains patient history, and provides assistance to physicians, residents and/or licensed nursing personnel. Alerts physician of problems/concerns/abnormalities.
Orthopedic Technician responsibilities include performing casting, splinting, traction application, and various soft good applications. Works with providers, residents, nurse practitioners, and nurses to coordinate ongoing orthopedic needs. Assists providers with wound care.
Every day you'll prepare patients, educate on device care, and ensure comfort during applications and removals, while maintaining equipment and documenting interactions.
To succeed, you need strong orthopedic anatomy knowledge, aseptic techniques, and device application skills.
Maintains hospital standards of zero tolerance for mislabeled specimens and collects laboratory specimens according to hospital protocol.
Assists the nurse/physician during examinations, treatments and procedures as requested.
Retrieves necessary equipment and supplies.
Performs follow-up actions as directed.
Documents clinically relevant findings in the patient's record according to hospital protocols and clinical protocols.
Monitors and records patient vital signs, weight, positioning, ADL's I/O activity and blood glucose readings per RN instructions, hospital protocols, and standards of care.
Minimum Requirements
High School Diploma or G.E.D. and a graduate of a Medical Assistant Program or completion of a U.S. Armed Forces medical services training program. Candidates who completed a program prior to February 2, 2000 can satisfy the minimum education requirements by providing evidence of direct supervision by the same physician, physician group, or physician assistant for a minimum of 2000 hours to satisfy the education requirements.
Experience: Demonstrated experience with computer program utilized for checking-in and scheduling patients. Orthopedic Tech: Six months related experience required.
American Heart Association BLS card.
Preferred
Previous MA experience highly preferred.
Electronic Medical Record (EMR) experience.
Previous experience in designated specialty.
Bilingual skills.
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Orthopedic Technician responsibilities include performing casting, splinting, traction application, and various soft good applications. Works with providers, residents, nurse practitioners, and nurses to coordinate ongoing orthopedic needs. Assists providers with wound care.
Every day you'll prepare patients, educate on device care, and ensure comfort during applications and removals, while maintaining equipment and documenting interactions.
To succeed, you need strong orthopedic anatomy knowledge, aseptic techniques, and device application skills.
Maintains hospital standards of zero tolerance for mislabeled specimens and collects laboratory specimens according to hospital protocol.
Assists the nurse/physician during examinations, treatments and procedures as requested.
Retrieves necessary equipment and supplies.
Performs follow-up actions as directed.
Documents clinically relevant findings in the patient's record according to hospital protocols and clinical protocols.
Monitors and records patient vital signs, weight, positioning, ADL's I/O activity and blood glucose readings per RN instructions, hospital protocols, and standards of care.
Minimum Requirements
High School Diploma or G.E.D. and a graduate of a Medical Assistant Program or completion of a U.S. Armed Forces medical services training program. Candidates who completed a program prior to February 2, 2000 can satisfy the minimum education requirements by providing evidence of direct supervision by the same physician, physician group, or physician assistant for a minimum of 2000 hours to satisfy the education requirements.
Experience: Demonstrated experience with computer program utilized for checking-in and scheduling patients. Orthopedic Tech: Six months related experience required.
American Heart Association BLS card.
Preferred
Previous MA experience highly preferred.
Electronic Medical Record (EMR) experience.
Previous experience in designated specialty.
Bilingual skills.
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