The medical assistant provides administrative and clinical health care services under the supervision of physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner. Duties include answering phones, calling patients with lab results and pharmacies with prescriptions, scheduling appointments for diagnostic exams, taking medical histories, recording vitals, collecting and preparing lab specimens, assisting with patient examinations, and educating patients on medications and medical diagnosis. During all work the medical assistant promotes a safe and healthy work environment.

The medical assistant provides administrative and clinical health care services under the supervision of physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner. Duties include answering phones, calling patients with lab results and pharmacies with prescriptions, scheduling appointments for diagnostic exams, taking medical histories, recording vitals, collecting and preparing lab specimens, assisting with patient examinations, and educating patients on medications and medical diagnosis. During all work the medical assistant promotes a safe and healthy work environment.

The medical assistant provides administrative and clinical health care services under the supervision of physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner. Duties include answering phones, calling patients with lab results and pharmacies with prescriptions, scheduling appointments for diagnostic exams, taking medical histories, recording vitals, collecting and preparing lab specimens, assisting with patient examinations, and educating patients on medications and medical diagnosis. During all work the medical assistant promotes a safe and healthy work environment.

The Patient Access Representative is responsible for performing customer service functions, from greeting patients, registering and processing all patient appointments, answering phones, calling patients, initiating insurance verification, posting payments, scheduling patient appointments, assuring all data is collected from the patient, sending and receiving medical records, sorting mail, scanning and attaching documents.

The Patient Access Representative is responsible for performing customer service functions, from greeting patients, registering and processing all patient appointments, answering phones, calling patients, initiating insurance verification, posting payments, scheduling patient appointments, assuring all data is collected from the patient, sending and receiving medical records, sorting mail, scanning and attaching documents.

The Referral Specialist is responsible for coordinating and managing patient referrals to specialty providers and external services. This role serves as a critical link between patients, providers, and outside organizations to ensure timely, accurate, and well-documented referrals that support continuity of care. The Referral Specialist works closely with clinical staff, patient access, and care teams to remove barriers to care and improve patient outcomes.