The Clinical Assistant supports the delivery of patient care in the physician practice setting. The Clinical Assistant rooms patients and provides clinical services within the scope of a non-licensed position. This includes collecting and documenting patient information, performing phlebotomy and patient education, assisting in office-based testing and procedures, and supporting the administrative operations of the office.Job ResponsibilitiesWithin the appropriate scope of practice, prepare patient for physician/provider examination and/or other testing or procedures performed in the physician practice office.Obtain and record detailed past medical history, current medical information, and any gaps in preventive care. Measure and record at least three vital signs per patient visit. Performs EKG's and other medical office testing and procedures.Perform required phlebotomy, venipuncture, cleansing wounds/lesions sites according to CLIA (Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act 1988) requirements. Provide accurate and timely education to each patient.Arrange for diagnostic testing, specialist appointments and hospital admission.Maintain waiting room, examination rooms, lab rooms, offices and order supplies as required.Work in the front office as needed for patient check in, answering phones, chart organization, and scheduling appointments. Receive payments from patients for services.Contribute to team building through the support of management decisions and participating in performance improvement activities. Train other Clinical Assistants.Perform other duties as assigned.Education RequirementsMinimum: High School Diploma or equivalent.Experience RequirementsMinimum: NonePreferred: One (1) or more years' of Medical Office experience, previous patient care experience in the specialty applied for. Experience as an EMT, Pharmacy Technician, CNA, STNA, prior CMA or RMA, or military medical training.License/Certification RequirementsBasic Life Safety (American Heart Association) within 30-days of hire or transfer to the position