danielle beaudet

* Greeted visitors in person or on the telephone * answered inquiries * giving directions * referred inquiries to nursing and physician staff. * Maintained patient confidentiality and demonstrated strict PHIA practices * Ordered, filed and sorted patient charts for required purpose * Retrieved medical records by following office procedures * documented reasons charts cannot be retrieved for statistical and follow-up purposes. * Utilized Reflection to enter and retrieve patient data * Answered multi-line phone, operated fax, scan, and copy machines

* Greeted and served clients in a courteous and friendly manner in person and by phone * Sorted incoming mail, lab results and x-ray reports; arrived and assisted patients to designated rooms * Assisted with everyday housekeeping duties, (e.g. laundry, changing pillow cases, ensuring examination rooms were ready for the next patients) * Assisted providers in faxing requisitions and prescriptions * Utilized Accuro to enter and retrieve patient data * Answered multi-line phone, operated fax, scan, and copy machines * Assisted employees in their daily duties * Prioritized provider rooms for maximum efficiency

Medical Office Assistants provide essential assistance to doctors by performing administrative duties and handling basic clinical tasks helping to keep operations running smoothly and efficiently. They are responsible for medical records, bookkeeping, answering phones and also helping doctors examine and treat patients. This includes checking patients’ height, weight, temperature, and blood pressure. Medical Office Assistants play a vital role in the smooth operation of a variety of medical, dental, chiropractic and physiotherapy offices as well as numerous hospital departments.