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A Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) with a limited X-ray license in an ambulatory care setting typically combines clinical and administrative duties related to patient care, including performing X-rays within their scope of practice. This role involves assisting physicians with procedures, taking vital signs, preparing patients for exams, and managing patient flow, along with performing limited X-ray procedures.
Greeting and preparing patients for examinations. Taking vital signs (temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure). Recording patient history and updating medical records.
Assisting with procedures, such as injections, wound care, and specimen collection. Administering medications as directed by the physician. Providing patient education and instructions.
Maintaining a clean and organized exam room. Operating X-ray equipment and positioning patients for procedures. Ensuring proper radiation safety protocols are followed.
Developing and maintaining X-ray films. Maintaining and troubleshooting X-ray equipment. Scheduling appointments and managing patient flow.
Maintaining patient records and ensuring proper documentation. Preparing and maintaining medical supplies and equipment. Answering phones and handling patient inquiries.
Experience Minimum Required Experience in a clinical setting, preferably in an ambulatory care environment Preferred/Desired Minimum of one year experience. Education Minimum Required High School Diploma or equivalent Training Minimum Required Approved nursing or medical assistant course or obtain withing 6 months of hire date. Special Skills Minimum Required Knowledge of medical terminology, HIPPA regulations, and infection control procedures Strong communication and interpersonal skills Licensure Minimum Required Certified by a National Certification Board or obtain withing 6 months of hire date.
American Heart Association Basic Life Support ONLY Limited X-ray license or certification (e.g. Limited Medical Radiologic Technologist- LMRT)
About the role
A Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) with a limited X-ray license in an ambulatory care setting typically combines clinical and administrative duties related to patient care, including performing X-rays within their scope of practice. This role involves assisting physicians with procedures, taking vital signs, preparing patients for exams, and managing patient flow, along with performing limited X-ray procedures.