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Med Offc Asst II

You'll assist with patient exams and procedures, answer member phone messages and teach members and their families.

Posted Oct 22 · 6 months of experience

Shift and hours
8-⁠hour shifts · varied start times between 6:00AM and 10:00AM This is an 8-hour shift, with varied start times between 6:00AM-10:00AM32 hours a week
Unit and setting
Rancho Bernardo clinic · Clinic While this position's home clinic is Rancho Bernardo
License
RN license

Do you qualify?

Certification
Medical Office Assistant program completion with certification
Certification
Valid CPR Valid CPR Prescription call in for ambulatory care setting.
Experience
6 months equivalent experience in place of certification
Experience
12 months equivalent experience in place of certification
Experience
1 year pediatric experience if the position is for Pediatrics If position is for Pediatrics, it requires minimum of one (1) year pediatric or equivalent experience.
Also asks
knowledge of sterile technique Demonstrated knowledge of the sterile techniques.
Also asks
ability to give and follow oral and written instructions Ability to give and follow oral and written instructions.
Also asks
ability to work effectively with the public Ability to work effectively with the public.

The role and schedule

Day to day
assisting with patient exams and procedures Assists with patient exams and procedures, responds to members telephone messages and provides education to members and families.
Day to day
vital signs May perform nursing care functions such as vital signs
Day to day
dressing changes for provider assessment removal and/or application of dressings for assessment by licensed provider
Day to day
drawing up injections on physician orders May draw up injection solutions for immediate use upon physician orders.
Day to day
responding to acute emergencies Recognizes and responds to acute emergency situations following established procedures.
Day to day
reviewing instruction sheets with patients Reviews instruction sheet with patient.
Day to day
transferring and lifting patients onto beds and wheelchairs Transports patients by assisting or lifting individuals onto mobile beds or wheelchairs
Day to day
setting up sterile trays for procedures
Day to day
assisting with minor surgical procedures Provides assistance in treatment rooms during minor surgical procedures and/or various diagnostic examinations
Day to day
telephoning prescriptions to pharmacies and relaying medical information between physician and patient telephones prescriptions to pharmacies, relays medical information from physician to patient and relays information from patient to physician.
Day to day
urine dip, acetone and hemocult lab tests May perform lab tests including urine dip-tests, acetone tests, hemocult tests
Day to day
hearing, vision and glaucoma tests May perform hearing and vision tests, glaucoma tests and visual acuities.
Day to day
collecting urine, sputum and stool specimens Collects, by non-invasive techniques and preserves specimens for testing, including urine, sputum and stool.
Floating
floating to other Primary Care locations as operations require this position may float to other Primary Care locations as operations require.
Hours stated
This is an 8-hour shift, with varied start times between 6:00AM-10:00AM

The workplace

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Health system employer

Your fit

Questions to ask

  • Can you walk me through base pay range and differentials?
  • What should I expect for weekend, holiday, call, and rotation?
  • What orientation, preceptor time, and ongoing unit support are included?
  • How are patient load and staffing support handled day to day?
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Original listing

Posted on Kaiser Permanente’s careers page.

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Under direct supervision of RN or provider performs routine patient care following department policies and procedures. Assists with patient exams and procedures, responds to members telephone messages and provides education to members and families. Essential

Responsibilities

  • May perform nursing care functions such as vital signs, removal and/or application of dressings for assessment by licensed provider, cleaning wound after providers assessment and instructions, shaving and skin preparation, reinforce standardized self care procedures as directed by licensed provider.
  • Recognizes and responds to acute emergency situations following established procedures.
  • May draw up injection solutions for immediate use upon physician orders.
  • Orients patients to system policies and practices.
  • Provides appropriate instruction sheets based upon provider direction.
  • Reviews instruction sheet with patient.
  • Transports patients by assisting or lifting individuals onto mobile beds or wheelchairs and transports/transfers patient onto other hospital or clinic areas as directed.
  • Completes necessary arrangements or organizes treatment room prior to surgical and/or examination procedures by setting up or laying out instruments, drapes and sponges contained in sterile trays and assembling equipment items as required for particular procedures as directed by physician.
  • May assist licensed provider with patient examinations and treatments by positioning, restraining patients and assisting as directed.
  • Provides assistance in treatment rooms during minor surgical procedures and/or various diagnostic examinations by positioning and draping; may hold clamps or retractors, sponge vascular areas, and pass instruments as specifically directed by physician.
  • Assures safety or patient during procedures and transport.
  • May prepare and transport items such as medical equipment and laboratory specimens.
  • May clean and disinfect instruments/equipment according to standardized procedures.
  • Follow Universal Precautions.
  • Reports incidents of failure to follow procedures to Department Administrator or designee.
  • Maintains departmental files, performing duties such as pulling files and assembling forms prior to appointment, and filing returned diagnostic reports as directed.
  • Initiates and/or completes diagnostic test forms per provider order, telephones prescriptions to pharmacies, relays medical information from physician to patient and relays information from patient to physician.
  • Charts in patient medical records as indicated.
  • May perform lab tests including urine dip-tests, acetone tests, hemocult tests, tests to determine PH., protein and PKU.
  • May perform hearing and vision tests, glaucoma tests and visual acuities.
  • Collects, by non-invasive techniques and preserves specimens for testing, including urine, sputum and stool.
  • Participates in Departmental Quality Assurance Activities.
  • Performs other duties as required, such as checking patients medical records for incomplete data, relaying messages to staff personnel.
  • Note: Specific duties may vary depending on assignment.
  • Note: Bold print indicates those difference between the Medical Office Assistant I and II classifications.
  • These responsibilities are specific to the Medical Office Assistant II.

What's around it?

In San Diego, CA

San Diego, CAFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 12% above the US average

Median rent
$2,313/mo
Household income
$108,077/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

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