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Certified Medical Assistant

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Certified Medical Assistant @ Midi Health: 👩‍⚕️💻

Midi is seeking a resourceful, professional and highly skilled Certified Medical Assistant to join our team! As a Certified Medical Assistant, you have a positive attitude both internally with your team and cross-functional partners and always treat patients with kindness and optimism. We lead with empathy and trust at Midi - we trust you to work independently with minimal supervision. Our Medical Assistant team is full of highly organized, detail-oriented, self-starters - we want our next hire to know what needs to be done and we trust that you will take the initiative to remove obstacles to get there!

Business impact 📈  

  • Maintain accurate patient records 
  • Demonstrate empathy and professionalism via all communication methods, including: phone, video, email, slack, text, and patient portal messages 
  • Complete prior authorizations 
  • Perform clinical administrative functions within scope of certification 
  • Following provider instructions, demonstrates accurate, timely, and efficient follow through with pharmacy refills, obtaining, reporting and tracking of lab results, medical records, leaving phone messages, and responding to patient messages 
  • Remain in compliance with HIPAA, and protect all patient health information (PHI) in accordance with Federal and state regulation

What you will need to succeed: 🌱

  • Medical Assistant Certification (CMA or RMA) required
  • 3-5+ years of experience as a Medical Assistant - huge plus if you have telehealth and/or remote work experience! 
  • 2+ years of Athenahealth outpatient EMR experience (strongly preferred), 5+ years of overall EMR experience 

Work Hours: 8:30 AM PST - 5:30 PM PST 

What we offer: 

  • Compensation: $22/hour, non-exempt
  • Full Time, 40-hour work-week 
  • Fully remote, work from home opportunity!
  • Benefits (medical, dental, vision, 401k)

The interview process will include: 📚 

  1. Recruiter Interview + Technical Assessment (30 min Zoom)
  2. Hiring Manager + Leader Interview (30 min Zoom)

Thanks for your interest in Midi 👋 While you are waiting for us to review your resume, here is some fun content to check out! Check us out here and here. Trust that our patients love❣️us! #Menopauseishot

Midi Health is a diverse organization. We encourage applications regardless of color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, nationality, marital status, disability, and veteran status.

 

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