Knowledgeable medical office professional with exceptional background over 10+ years handling intensive clinicalenvironments. Quality-driven and safety-oriented with excellent interpersonal and relationship-building abilities. Experienced in collaborating across disciplines to support patient needs and enhance care.
Skills
HIPAA compliance
Inventory and supply management
Medical terminology
Clinical applications
Experience
Certified Medical Assistant, 09/2017 to Current Heartland Alliance – Chicago, IL,
Prepared treatment rooms for patients, including cleaning surfaces and restocking supplies.
Certified Phlebotomist Technician, 04/2006 to 06/2016 Heartland Alliance – IL, State,
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Intakes and send correspondence.
Certified Medical Assistant, 01/2001 to 02/2005 Heartland Alliance – Chicago, IL,
Assessed, documented and monitored vital signs for more than 30 patients per day.
Assisted with diagnostic testing by collecting and packaging biological specimens for internal and laboratory analyses.
Prepared treatment rooms for patients, including cleaning surfaces and restocking supplies.
Certified Medical Assistant, 03/1995 to 12/2000 Sutter Gould Medical Foundation – City, STATE,
Assisted with diagnostic testing by collecting and packaging biological specimens for internal and laboratory analyses.
Prepared treatment rooms for patients, including cleaning surfaces and restocking supplies.
Education and Training
Certificate: Hemodialysis Technician, Expected in 04/2014 Cornerstone International College - , GPA:
Certificate: Medical Assistant, Expected in 03/1988 Andon College - Stockton Ca, GPA:
Completed coursework in m and
Activities and Honors
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