Job Description

Description:

Every Child Pediatrics is looking for a full-time Medical Assistant to work in our nonprofit School-Based Health Centers (SBHCs). SBHCs provide critical health resources to a community's most vulnerable. These centers are integrated primary care clinics located on Aurora Public School campuses. Just like a traditional pediatric practice, we provide comprehensive primary care, behavioral health and oral health to the students of Aurora Public Schools and their siblings, serving neonatal through 21 years of age. Medical assistants at the SBHCs work side by side an interdisciplinary care team, providing high quality healthcare regardless of insurance status or ability to pay.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Checks-in patients, confirms patient identification, and schedules appointments Documents patient metrics including vital signs, height, and weight Performs other screenings as requested and ordered Keeps provider and patient/family apprised of patient status and progress in order to assist with keeping the visit on time and on schedule Verifies insurance, collects copays, and manages medical documents Explains all procedures to the patient and family in a way that ensures understanding Relays important patient information to the provider as soon as possible in order to expedite a high quality, safe and effective visit Performs specific procedures as requested and ordered by provider in a skillful and professional manner Informs clinic manager about assigned tasks that may require a higher level of skill or competency; utilizes other team members as a resource for care requiring their expertise Responds to incoming phone and electronic health portal messages Adheres to established Every Child Pediatrics clinical policies and procedures; stays updated on all changes Treats all clients with dignity and respect and honors their right to privacy

Requirements:
HS diploma/GED Medical Assistant Diploma (Certificate not required) Bilingual in English and Spanish BLS/CPR Certification Ability to perform tasks and clinical skills necessary for the care of pediatric patients including but not limited to vital signs, immunizations, blood and urine specimen collection Ability to use medical testing devices including but not limited to pulse oximetry, glucose monitoring, hemoglobin monitoring, nebulizers, blood testing, and oxygen delivery Ability to pass a criminal background check * All candidates must be current residents of the State of Colorado