Medical Assistant or LPN with BayCare (British Columbia)

Medical Assistant or LPN with BayCare (British Columbia)

24 Sep
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BayCare Health System
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British Columbia

24 Sep

BayCare Health System

British Columbia

Become part of BayCare as a Medical Assistant or LPN, serving the Pinellas community with exceptional healthcare service. This PRN role offers rewarding patient interactions and diverse responsibilities.

BayCare is looking for a passionate Medical Assistant or LPN committed to community health. This PRN position necessitates travel to various locations and includes reimbursement for mileage. Responsibilities include preparing patient lab specimens, maintaining EMR systems, and ensuring compliance with standards. Your organizational skills will be essential in supporting the team.

Key Responsibilities:
• Perform patient histories and lab preparation tasks
• Manage the electronic medical records system (EMR)
• Follow up on and report test results to providers




• Order clinical supplies and maintain equipment
• Abide by relevant healthcare regulations

Requirements:
• BLS certification required within 30 days
• Active Medical Assistant Certification or related experience
• High School Diploma or equivalent required
• Preferred two years of experience in a similar role
• Robust critical thinking and customer service skills

Join BayCare in providing outstanding healthcare services to the community and flourish in a supportive environment.
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📌 Medical Assistant or LPN with BayCare (British Columbia)
🏢 BayCare Health System
📍 British Columbia

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