OhioHealth is a not-for-profit healthcare system headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, providing patient care and medical services through facilities across the region. Its care offering includes cancer treatment, maternity services, women’s midlife clinics, virtual appointments, and specialized support for transgender and LGBTQ patients. OhioHealth also supports community health through education programs, wellness classes, support groups, health quizzes, and community initiatives. Patient-focused resources include pricing information, financial assistance, and guidance on patient rights.
Onsite Medical Assistant – OBGYN | OhioHealth, Canal Winchester
Support OBGYN physicians and patients with clinical care, patient flow, Care Connect EMR documentation, and team training at OhioHealth’s Canal Winchester campus.
Description
- Provide physician support and patient care in accordance with the Ohio Administrative Code
- Carry out assigned administrative and clinical responsibilities according to practice needs
- Coordinate patient flow, prepare patients for appointments, and deliver provider-directed services
- Record care in Care Connect EMR and manage the EMR in-basket
- Keep patient records and administrative details current
- Clean and maintain the work area and equipment, and report any malfunctions
- Gather and monitor patient information, escalating patient needs as instructed
- Document chargeable patient items and services
- Track process and service quality, cost effectiveness, and operational efficiency
- Contribute to quality improvement initiatives and apply recommendations that improve operations
- Advance patient safety, quality, and experience programs
- Act as a resource for quality improvement, performance improvement, and EMR workflows, including EPIC Super User duties
- Help create standard work procedures and required system customizations
- Precept clinical staff and train new team members
- Maintain professional capability through ongoing study, training, and education
Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Completion of a high school medical assistant career technical program, graduation from an accredited medical assisting school, military medic training, paramedic certification, or at least one year of experience as a physician-trained medical assistant in a comparable clinical setting
- High school diploma or GED required
- Basic Life Support certification from the American Heart Association
- Medical Assistant certification from a certifying board of the American Association of Medical Assistants
- Successful completion of Care Connect EMR documentation skills training
- Compliance with the Ohio Administrative Code, OhioHealth policy, applicable licensure, and scope of practice
- Completion of required ongoing training and education, including department-specific programs
Benefits
- Full-time employment
- Day shift
- 40 scheduled hours per week