Medical Assistant (1099)

Responsibilities: 

• Greet patients, prepare them for examinations, and assist in obtaining their medical history. 
• Conduct preliminary hearing tests and screenings as directed by the audiologist. 
• Assist in hearing aid fittings, adjustments, and maintenance. 
• Provide patient education on hearing conservation and the proper use and care of hearing aids. 
• Prepare and maintain examination rooms, ensuring they are clean, organized, and fully stocked with necessary supplies and equipment. 
• Schedule patient appointments, follow-ups, and manage patient records and files. 
• Handle phone calls and inquiries, directing them to the appropriate audiologist or department. 
• Assist with billing, insurance verification, and reimbursement processes. 
• Manage inventory of audiology supplies and order replacements as needed. 
• Assist audiologists during various audiological evaluations and assessments. 
• Perform basic audiometric testing, including pure-tone audiometry and speech audiometry. 
• Conduct impedance testing and otoacoustic emissions testing. 
• Help with vestibular testing as required. 
• Adhere to all relevant healthcare laws, regulations, and safety standards. 
• Maintain patient confidentiality and data protection at all times. 
• Any other work-related task that may come up from special project as directed by managers. 

Travel Requirements: 

This position involves frequent travel to various healthcare facilities and client locations. The purpose of travel includes conducting on-site assessments, collaborating with healthcare professionals, and providing support in different clinical settings. Should be adaptable to changing schedules, possess a valid driver's license and auto insurance coverage, and be willing to work flexible hours.