Jobs at Heritage Medical Associates

Provide professional nursing care in an allergy clinic: triage, prepare patients, assist physicians, administer IM/SQ/intradermal medications and O2, perform EKG/monitoring, maintain infection control, manage supplies, track diagnostics and referrals, and document in the EMR.

Provides nursing care for infusion patients, including IV access, medication administration, monitoring, patient education, vital signs, documentation, specimen handling, and emergency support. Coordinates infusion schedules, prior authorizations, referrals, specialty medication reimbursement, medication ordering, and inventory. Maintains infection control, sterilization, quality-control checklists, and a clean infusion environment. Also assists with occupational medicine procedures, wound care, patient scheduling, referrals, discharge instructions, and clinical documentation.

Performs breast and other ultrasound procedures, assists radiologists, prepares and triages patients, documents health histories and imaging records, maintains equipment and exam rooms, follows infection-control and quality standards, manages supplies, and supports efficient patient flow. The role requires consistent attendance, patient transfers and positioning, and collaboration with technologists and medical staff in a clinical environment.

Performs chemistry, hematology, urinalysis, and venipuncture testing using manual, semi-automated, or automated methods. Verifies specimens and results, reports panic values, conducts quality control and proficiency testing, performs maintenance, investigates abnormal results, documents corrective actions, and follows laboratory safety and infection control procedures. Provides courteous assistance to patients, families, visitors, and healthcare providers while maintaining confidentiality and consistent attendance.

Processes denied and corrected insurance claims, submits appeals, communicates with insurers and providers, maintains insurance work queues, applies payments and account adjustments, and answers patient and staff questions about benefits, balances, and billing. The role also audits accounts, identifies denial trends, follows compliance guidelines, manages correspondence, and supports accurate revenue-cycle operations.

PRN Medical Assistants, LPNs, and RNs support a pediatric outpatient clinic providing direct patient care: preparing patients, recording vitals and histories, administering medications and vaccines, assisting with procedures, documenting in the EHR, triaging (RNs), patient education, scheduling and referrals, and maintaining exam room readiness and infection control.

Provide professional nursing care in a pediatric clinic: triage, prepare patients, assist physicians, administer medications and injections, perform vitals and cardiac monitoring, manage diagnostic tracking and referrals, maintain supplies and infection control, and document care in the EMR.

Provide pediatric nursing care in a clinical setting: triage, prepare patients, administer medications and injections, monitor vitals and cardiac leads, assist physicians with procedures, manage lab/specimen tracking, handle supplies/sterilization, and perform discharge instructions and occupational medicine tasks.

Provide direct pediatric nursing care in a clinic setting: triage, prepare patients, assist physicians, administer medications and injections, monitor vitals and diagnostic studies, manage supplies and infection-control, document charts, and perform related clinic duties.