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Valley Interventional Associates
Medical Assistant
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What they do
A Medical Assistant assists physicians and other medical specialists with routine administrative or clinical tasks. Organizes patient records, schedules appointments, and prepares medical equipment. May specialize in administrative or clinical work, or specialize in a particular area of medicine, i.e. assisting in the office of an ophthalmologist (eye specialist). Works in medical offices.
$44,207 / year median in New Jersey
+17% projected growth
Job Description
Medical Assistant - Pre-Operative & Post-Operative Vascular Lab Support The Medical Assistant will provide essential clinical support in the pre-operative and post-operative areas of an outpatient interventional vascular lab facility. Working closely with nurses, physicians, and the procedural team, the Medical Assistant will assist with preparing patients before procedures and providing quality care and monitoring during the recovery process. This role involves welcoming and preparing patients for their procedures, obtaining and documenting vital signs, assisting with patient placement on monitoring equipment, preparing procedure areas, and supporting nursing staff with various clinical tasks. The Medical Assistant will help ensure a smooth patient flow while maintaining a safe, comfortable, and efficient environment for patients undergoing minimally invasive vascular and interventional procedures. The ideal candidate will be compassionate, detail-oriented, and comfortable working in a fast-paced procedural setting. Strong communication skills, teamwork, and the ability to anticipate the needs of patients and clinical staff are essential for success in this role.