Northwest Career College

JULY 17, 2025

Recording of vital signs and medical history. Medical assistants are crucial in keeping a healthcare facility running smoothly and ensuring patients have a positive experience. This job is versatile, combining hands-on patient care with behind-the-scenes administrative work. Handling billing, coding, and insurance claims.

Medical Assistant

ACI Medical & Dental School

JANUARY 7, 2024

An Electronic Health Record , or EHR, is an electronic version of a patient’s medical history that is maintained by a healthcare provider. It includes a broader range of patient data, including medical history, diagnoses, medications, allergies, immunization records, lab results, radiology reports, and more.

Medical History

Connect Care Bytes Blog

OCTOBER 21, 2024

Deadline is end of day October 30 for post-acute care teams. If Best Possible Medication History (BPMH) was NOT done on the legacy BPMH form at admission, it will have to be done. Should be found on the front of charts. Ensure the orders are predictive of the patient needs as of November 2 at 05:00.

Acute Care

Prism Career Institute

MARCH 11, 2025

Medical assistants are trained to complete clinical and administrative job duties, but most focus on one or the other, although some provide both. CNAs most often work in hospitals, but they also can work in other settings where patients receive long-term care or need assistance with daily living activities.

Medical Assistant

MedAssistantEDU.org

SEPTEMBER 16, 2021

The job responsibilities of the medical assistants are- Administrative duties of medical assistants may include: Answering telephones Arranging for hospital admissions Arranging for lab services Entering and updating patient records Filling out insurance forms, billing Greeting patients Scheduling appointments Using computer software programs The clinical (..)

Medical Assistant

Milwaukee Career College

NOVEMBER 12, 2019

Some administrative tasks include scheduling, billing, updating medical records, and coordinating with pharmacies and laboratories. On the patient-facing side, you will take vitals, administer vaccines, draw blood, remove sutures, apply bandages, run EKGs, and discuss medical history and treatment plans with patients.

Medical Assistant