North Country HealthCare is transforming healthcare for rural Arizona as a Primary Care, Federally Qualified Teaching Health Center. We provide Primary Care, Dental, Physical Therapy and Behavioral Health services to the under-served population across 11 communities in Northern Arizona. We believe in practicing integrative care in an innovative culture. This approach allows us to reach and treat some of the most vulnerable rural populations in the United States, and support the mission of the organization. We are proud of our Family Medicine Physician Residency Program and our Education Programs supported by the Colorado Plateau. Our employees are stewards of our mission and passionate about supporting our community's health and wellness.

Description

You will play a crucial role in patient care, assisting with examinations, taking vital signs, and preparing patients for examinations. This is an onsite position, allowing you to directly interact with patients and contribute to their overall well-being. You will have the opportunity to work closely with our providers, contributing to a collaborative and patient-centric environment. Join our team at North Country HealthCare and be a part of a collective community dedicated to providing exceptional healthcare services.

Duties

• Gathers necessary vital signs from patients and completes office visit form for physician's review and patient file.
• Correctly collects, prepares, and sends laboratory specimens for routine tests and records results under direct supervision of the provider.
• Administers selected medication and treatments to patients as ordered, including injections and immunizations and instructs patients on proper follow-up procedures under the supervision of the provider.
• Maintains the supply stock in exam rooms and lab areas and documents usage so supplies may be replenished.
• Audits provider charts for completeness and signatures.
• Sets up and cleans medical equipment and keeps red bags emptied and prepared for pickup.
• Performs laboratory procedures provided by the center under direct supervision of the provider.

Minimum Qualifications

• High school diploma

Preferred Qualifications

• EMT or CNA Certification

• One year on-the-job training in Medical Provider office and successful completion of NCHC competency training within 90 days.

• Diploma of completion of education or training as a medical assistant or a related field recognized by the National Center for Competency Testing (NCCT) AND preferred certification or registration by National Organization.

Benefits:

• Health Insurance starts on day one, as little as $5 per paycheck
• Dental, Vision, 401K Matching, Employee Assistance Program
• Up to 7 weeks of combined Paid Time Off including sick pay, and federal & floating holidays within the first year, Accrual starts on Day 1
• Loan Repayment and Tuition Reimbursement Programs
• Career growth and Professional Development
• No nights or weekends

Compensation:

Starting at $17.36/hr+ DOE

North Country HealthCare is a VEVRAA Federal Contractor and Equal Opportunity Employer