You’ll need
Licensure
✓EMT license can be used in lieu of an MA certification.
Certifications
✓Candidate must be a graduate of an accredited course of study as a Certified or Registered Medical Assistant Accredited MA certifications include, but are not limited to, AAMA, NHA, NCCT, AMCA, AAMA and AMT.
✓Medical Assistant certification or equivalent experience
✓Must possess and maintain current certification or registration as a Medical Assistant.
✓Basic Life Support (CPR) required or must be obtained within first ninety days of employment.
✓Must maintain current Basic Life Support (CPR).
✓Licensure must be secured through the AHA or Red Cross.
Qualifications
✓Person should display initiative, have the ability to multitask, and be able to assume additional responsibilities.
✓Proven ability to problem-solve and be a team member is essential.
✓Experience with electronic medical records (EMR) systems
✓Strong attention to detail and organizational skills
✓Ability to work collaboratively in a team-based care environment
One year of direct patient care experience in an ambulatory care setting is preferred.
Interest or experience in diabetes care management is a plus preferred
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About the role
Review and manage electronic inboxes to extract and analyze patient data, including A1c results and Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) readings
What you’ll do
Data Management & PatientData Management & Patient Monitoring
Review and manage electronicReview and manage electronic inboxes to extract and analyze patient data, including A1c results and Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) readings
Identify patients who requireIdentify patients who require closer follow-up or intervention based on clinical indicators
Organize and compile relevantOrganize and compile relevant patient data for care teams
Communicate findings and escalateCommunicate findings and escalate patient concerns by sharing collated data with diabetes educators and healthcare providers