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Medical Assistant/Ambulatory/UKHC
Department Name: M2500:Orthopaedic ClinicJob Summary: The Medical Assistant (MA) will be responsible for direct patient care and provides clinical support to providers.Duties include but are not limited to the following: obtaining patient medical history information, expediting patient flow, rooming patients, stocking the clinic with supplies, navigating the electronic health record system, scheduling and follow-up with appointments, and assisting with medication fill requests, prior authorizations and scheduling tests, procedures, and consults.The MA will communicate with pharmacies, insurance companies, patients and physicians respectfully and follow UK Healthcare behavioral expectations for service excellence.
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