Texas Center for Urology has 4 locations and 11 providers. Texas Center for Urology’s mission is to offer our patients the highest quality medical services by providing patient-centered healthcare, leading- edge, minimally invasive, and solutions- oriented treatments for a wide range of urological needs.
Here’s What You Need
High School Diploma or equivalent (required)
Certified Medical Assistant Certification (required)
Two (2) years of Medical Assistant experience within the last three (3) years (preferred)
Phlebotomy Experience (plus)
What You Will Do
Obtain information from the patient to assist with building a patient's chart and assessment.
Assist physician with documentation during each patient’s visit by entering information such as the Chief Complaint, History of Present Illness, Review of Systems, Physical Exam, Diagnosis, Orders and Charges, Assessment and Plan.
Sending / receiving patient medical records; obtaining lab / X-ray reports, hospital notes, completing forms / requisitions as needed; scheduling appointments; complete prior authorizations and patient demographics; managing and updating charts to ensure that information is complete and filed appropriately.
Setting up instruments and equipment according to department protocols; cleaning exam / procedure rooms, instruments, and equipment between patient visits to maintain infection control; cleaning sterilizer according to scheduled maintenance program and keeping appropriate records; ordering, sorting, storing supplies; and restocking exam / procedure rooms.
Respecting / promoting patient rights; responding appropriately to emergency codes; sharing problems relating to patients and / or staff with immediate supervisor.
Fulfills clinical medical assisting responsibilities that vary according to state law, which may include medical / surgical asepsis, sterilization, instrument wrapping and autoclaving; checking vital signs; physical examination preparations; drug administration through various routes including injections; prescription verifications with physician’s orders; minor surgery assists including surgical tray set-up pre / post-surgical care, applying dressings, and suture removal; biohazard waste disposal and monitoring; instructing patients with assistive devices, body mechanics, and home care; laboratory procedures including Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines; CLIA-waived testing; capillary punctures and venipunctures; specimen handling such as urine, blood and semen; emergency triage, and first aid. Medical assistants must adhere to the MA scope of practice.
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