Medical Assistant - Occupational Health Unit - Full Time 8 Hours Day shift (7:00 AM to 3:30 PM) (Non-Union, Non-Exempt)

ARH Arcadia Hospitalonsite$48K – $74K

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ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS AND CORE RESPONSIBILITIES Actively participates in departmental professional development activities (i.e., benefits fair, safety fair, step-up fair, Staff meeting, etc.) Assists NP with patients for new hire and City physical exams, illnesses, and both work related and non-work-related injuries. Bilingual skills helpful, but not required. Collects and updates employee records such as immunizations given, post-hire titer results, and employee occupational exposures into a medical records database system. Coordinates with the Human Resource recruiters and with the Human Resources Assistants on all new hire employees daily. basis. Describes and instructs patients regarding forms, medical history, testing requirements, examinations, preparations, and time requirements.…

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