Registered Cardiac Sonographer responsible for performing diagnostic echocardiograms, preparing reports, and maintaining equipment in an outpatient cardiology clinic.
Compensation
$39.50 – $66.19 per hour
Responsibilities
Perform diagnostic echocardiograms using established protocols and adapt techniques to patient needs
Prepare patients by explaining procedures, obtaining history, and ensuring comfort and safety
Document procedures and confirm accurate patient data in the EMR
Sanitize transducers, exam beds, and cables daily
Conduct weekly and monthly system backups, purges, and preventative maintenance
Requirements
Graduate of a CAAHEP- or CMA-approved School of Diagnostic Ultrasound (or equivalent training per ICAEL standards)
Nice to have: prior experience in cardiology or specialty imaging
Medical Assistants are essential members of the clinic team. They contribute to the healthcare of patients by assisting with exams and procedures, organizing and managing patient flow, and taking on other responsibilities based on the needs of the department.
Compensation
Salary Range $19.65 - $29.94
Responsibilities
Assists patients with ambulation and/or movement on/off exam table, chairs and/or in and out of wheelchairs utilizing proper body mechanics and safety measures such as lift equipment.
After proper patient identification, performs initial patient screening, including vital signs, screening questions, allergy information, and medication history as appropriate. Notifies appropriate staff of positive screening or abnormal vital signs. Documents collected data completely and accurately in medical record including staff notifications. Loads images in preparation for provider visit, as needed. Ensures clinic patient flow is smooth and efficient. Keeps patients and clinical team informed of delays. Communicates effectively to patients, providers, nurses, and other team members.
Assists practitioner in patient procedures/treatments/examinations, including room preparation, patient positioning, supplies, and equipment. Departs from clinic those patients that do not require nursing intervention. Maintains and uses principles of aseptic techniques and universal precautions when performing clinical duties and tasks.
Maintains the knowledge and skill necessary to provide care or services based on physical, psychosocial, educational, safety, and related criteria appropriate to the age of the patients served in the assigned service area. Utilizes computerized systems according to departmental needs.
The Medication Assistant (MA) serves as caregiver who provides resident-centered nursing care and daily living assistance to assigned residents under the supervision of a charge nurse.
Compensation
Salary Range: $19.50 - $28.00, $7,000 Sign On Bonus
Responsibilities
provides age-appropriate care related to physical and psychological needs of residents
provides assistance with basic health care needs (bathing, toileting, grooming, dressing/undressing)
obtaining and recording vital signs
providing psycho-social support and personal care
assists with transferring, re-positioning, and walking
Requirements
High school graduate or GED
Nice to have: Prior clinical or nursing assistant experience in long-term care
As a Certified Medical Assistant 2, you will help patients' physical well-being under a doctor's guidance. Tasks include updating records, giving injections, and more. Administrative duties like scheduling and staff training are also part of the job.
Responsibilities
Offering help during patient examinations and treatments, under the guidance of a physician
Setting up treatment rooms for patient examinations and ensuring their cleanliness post-procedure
Accompanying patients from the waiting area, preparing them for their examination
Conducting patient interviews to obtain medical information and documenting it in their medical history