PAD Specialists Hiring for Medical Assistant (FMGs welcome) Job at Beaumont, TX Full Time

Description:

• We refer to our medical assistants as “Clinical Specialists” (CS’s), because they are not “assistants”.
• All new CSs must Qualify at their respective positions in order to work at a high level, under supervision.

• There are four different roles for our Clinical Specialists. There is the CS1 (Pre- and Post-Procedure), CS2 (Patient Consults), CS3 (1st Assistant to Physician Proceduralist) and CS4 (Procedure Room Circulator). Each CS is a valuable member of the procedure team.

• 100% outpatient position — no hospital work, no call.
• May be required to train at other clinical positions in the clinic, to help cross-cover as needed.
• We offer a comprehensive training program

CS1 Responsibilities

• The CS1s are responsible for patient pre-procedure prep, including: verifying the Medical Hx, medications, placing IV’s, obtaining baseline vitals and pedal pulses, preparing the groin for access, and meticulously documenting all information in our EMR.
• Responsible for recovering the patient post-procedure, including: monitoring vital signs and access site, assuring hemostasis, obtaining pulses, discharging the patient home, again documenting all information meticulously in our EMR, and assessing inventory to verify that clinical supplies related to the procedures are at par levels.
• The CS1 position requires a strong grasp of medical knowledge, confidence, attention to detail, equanimity (cool under pressure), and excellent communication and customer service skills to interact with both patients and family.
• Must be able to work in cooperation with the rest of the Procedure Team including the Proceduralist Physician, CRNAs, and other Clinical Specialists.

CS2 Responsibilities:

• The CS2 is an integral part of the 3-person Consult Team. The other two Team Members consist of the NP and the US tech.
• A brief summary of how the consultation flow works: After the US tech sees the patients and performs the appropriate scans, the CS2 will begin the patient consultation that will consist of: Obtaining a detailed H&P, medication list, performing ABIs, taking vital signs, taking photos of any wounds, and patient completion of patient charting/documentation.
• After patient interview has been completed, the CS2 must relay all information in a detailed, but brief manner to the NP that will further highlight if the patient is overall a possible candidate to proceed with a PAD procedure/intervention.
• Once patient is on board with procedure and all questions have been answered, the CS2 will proceed with collecting necessary blood specimen via venipuncture for further pre-procedural testing.
• It is important to be a well rounded customer-service-driven individual with the ability to maintain attention to details in a fast-paced environment to avoid errors and provide the best possible patient experience.

CS3 Responsibilities:

• Surgical Assistant/First Assistant.
• This position requires physical endurance… you will be on your feet, standing, walking, moving patients, cleaning and turning over the Procedure Room, for 90%+ of your shift. Additionally, CS3s and CS4s must wear lead vests, which add 10-15 lbs of additional weight.
• You will set out necessary instruments, keep a sterile environment at all times and position the patient on the operating table and arrange sterile drapes ensuring the surgical field is exposed. You will also be handing instruments to the Proceduralist.
• So it is important you are good with your hands and have great attention to detail. You must be able to work well with the Proceduralist which is the MD performing the procedure.

CS4 Responsibilities:

• The CS4 is the circulator and acts as a leader when it comes to procedures.
• They are responsible for making sure the flow during procedures is running smoothly which includes supervising the CS3 and CS1 (They are not your direct reports you are just supervising that they follow the clinical guidelines because you have more clinical knowledge.)
• Duties that you can expect are: making sure the patient has followed all pre-procedure guidelines, going over the patient chart and labs, dispensing medication for the patient by mouth or through their IV, documenting the procedure, and building the report.
• You also document what supplies were used during the procedure.
• You must be prepared for patient complications and how to handle those.
• This position requires a high level of medical knowledge and experience.

Requirements:

• Must either have extensive MA experience with arterial/vascular work, or be an FMG — Foreign Medical Graduate
• 4-6 weeks training period, some travel may be required for this. This, along with our faster pace and higher performance standards is why we pay so much more than other comparable jobs.
• Most work will be done at our Beaumont facility, but some travel to our nearby facilities may be required.
• Meticulous documentation in our EMR is required, so strong English language skills are important.
• A+ customer service-oriented attitude, charisma, and excellent bedside manner.
• Tech savviness
• Spanish Fluency
• Drug screens and background check
• Maturity, good judgement, and a proactive mind, anticipate and preempt problems (rather than simply react to them)
• Spirit of continuous improvement — strive to grow, improve, and learn… both professionally and personally, every single day, and to help the Company do the same
• All employees are expected to perform as an integral part of the PADS team, and to provide supplemental support as requested, required, or assigned.
• Initial 60-day Compatibility Period (CP) at 80% of full pay rate. Upon completion of this CP, pay goes to 100%.

About PAD Specialists:

We are a rapidly growing chain of outpatient medical offices that specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD). We have multiple facilities throughout Texas — Houston, Sugar Land, The Woodlands, Pasadena, Beaumont, Victoria, Corpus Christi, Edinburg, Brownsville, Laredo, Austin, El Paso, and Dallas. Coming soon: Little Rock, AR. We emphasize the highest quality of patient care and customer service. We seek long-term employees to join our team, individuals with high standards for excellence, and a desire to learn and grow professionally. We offer excellent on-the-job training and pay at the highest end of the scale.

Benefits (for full-time employees) including health and life insurance, 3 weeks PTO + paid federal holidays.

We are looking for A+ level Team Members to join our team!

A+ qualities we look for in candidates include: intelligence, responsibility, punctuality, maturity, communication, tech savviness, confidence, humility, customer service-oriented attitude, efficiency, organization, amiability, attention to detail, and most importantly, results. If you feel that you are an A level candidate, please apply. We look forward to interviewing you.

To learn more about our team, please copy and paste this URL into your browser: https://bit.ly/PADSTeamVids.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $26.00 per hour

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Disability insurance
• Health insurance
• Life insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

Schedule:

• 8 hour shift

Application Question(s):

• Do you have at least 2 years of Arterial/Vascular experience?
• Are you an FMG — Foreign Medical Graduate?

Language:

• Spanish (Preferred)

Work Location: One location