certified medical assistant

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Highland Clinic

I have had the privilege of working at Highland Clinic for the past year, and I am delighted to share my overwhelmingly positive experience in this job review. From the moment I stepped into this organization, I knew it was a special place that fosters growth, innovation, and a genuine sense of camaraderie among its employees.

One of the most exceptional aspects of working at Highland Clinic is the supportive and inclusive work environment. The management team and colleagues have always been approachable and willing to lend a helping hand whenever needed. This openness has created a collaborative atmosphere, allowing us to work as a cohesive team and achieve remarkable results together.

The company's commitment to employee development is commendable. I have had numerous opportunities to attend workshops, seminars, and training programs that have helped me enhance my skills and expertise in my field. Moreover, the organization actively encourages employees to share their ideas and participate in decision-making processes, making us feel valued and invested in the company's success.

The work-life balance at Highland Clinic is a significant factor that sets it apart. The management understands the importance of maintaining a healthy balance between personal and professional life, and they consistently encourage employees to take time off when needed. This approach not only boosts productivity but also fosters a sense of well-being and satisfaction among employees.

The company's dedication to innovation and staying ahead in the industry is admirable. The culture of embracing new technologies and ideas has provided us with a platform to explore innovative solutions, making the work all the more exciting and intellectually stimulating.

Compensation and benefits provided by Highland Clinic are competitive and reflect the company's appreciation for its employees' hard work and dedication. This has motivated me to put forth my best efforts every day, knowing that my contributions are recognized and rewarded.

Additionally, the workplace culture at Highland Clinic is uplifting and diverse. I have had the pleasure of working with colleagues from various backgrounds, which has enriched my experience and broadened my perspective. It is heartening to see that the company actively promotes diversity and fosters an inclusive atmosphere for everyone.

In conclusion, my time at Highland Clinic has been nothing short of remarkable. I have grown both personally and professionally, thanks to the supportive environment, ample learning opportunities, and the chance to work with exceptional colleagues. I genuinely feel proud to be a part of this organization, and I eagerly look forward to many more years of continued growth and success here.

Highland Clinic as a whole has always gone above and beyond for their employees. The Business Office, specifically, has managers and team leads that allow you to see the whole picture, mentor you while you grow, and adhere to changes that life throws your way, within reason. Personal growth and family are high priorities for Highland Clinic. You are always praised, encouraged, and taken care of while doing a job as team. Raises are given annually, as well as incentives, and promotions happen from outside the clinic, but in house promotions as well. As a long term employee, I would say that this job has brought me more joy than any other job, as well as a second family. Your managers always let you know that you are amazing both professionally, and personally. The workload is an average expectancy for working in a Medical Clinic with over 12 specialties, broken down by payers.   If you have questions, concerns, or notice any trends, you can voice them and you will always be heard by your superior. 

A fantastic day at work, I started out as a Patient Account Representative  assisting Patients face to face or over the phone answering questions about balances, appointments. I didn't know much about medical but I had similar experience to the position I applied for. I enjoyed what I did as a Patient Account Representative every day I would just be ready to assist in anyway I could with other task. The Managers always made sure to provide whatever it was I needed I can say honestly that these 2 Managers are the best. I have been working here for about a few months now. Recently offered an Insurance Analyst position which I was not thinking of leaving Patient Account but My manager thought this new position would be a great fit for me so I accepted it's been nothing but learning every since I've started. So working for HC it's been the best. I encourage anyone who wants a career in the medical field to apply. It's been a Blessing. 

If you enjoy feeling guilty for wanting a living wage,  having to take your child to medical appointments,  and wanting honesty from your management,  this is the place for you! 
I worked for a year,  the goal was 40 claims a day,  I averaged near 80, but the manager was more frustrated that I had to take a long lunch one day of the week to take my child to therapy (I made up the time coming in early). People skills are lacking and your skill at performing the task does not matter if you're not able to be at a desk exactly the hours they want you there. Pay is below the market average and they have you sign paperwork saying you won't discuss it with coworkers,  which isn't legally enforceable.  Be cautious.  It's a good position if you get into the clique (you'll be allowed to wear perfume when the manager tells everyone else not to!), but otherwise I'd look elsewhere.  

I loved working here. Employees worked good together. It was fast paced day.  Opening up my window I got everything ready like, sign in sheets and pens for patients. Each patient had to show their insurance card and I scanned it unless they had been to the clinic recently.  I took co pays at the time patients registered. New patients had to fill out paper work for the physician and I scanned part of it and distributed some to the physician boxes. I took the faxed documents to their addressed places. Replaced paper in the fax machine and the credit card machine as needed. Directed people who were looking for a different office. Balanced my cash drawer at the close of every day.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The atmosphere in this work place alone is unbelievable pleasant. The staff is so friendly and the director is understanding and really believes in her staff. I know I will be year for years to come . I love it 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
It’s not stressful at all. I look forward to coming to work 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Absolutely amazing . I’m so happy I started work here 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Everyday I look forward to helping and providing the care that I was hired for. Being her makes it is to be yourself

A typical day at work was allergy testing patients from infants to geriatric patients. I loved meeting new people and loved learning new skills. We gave alot of allergy shots, refilled prescriptions, answered telephone messages, entered information into the EMR system, did flu, pneumonia, spirometry, patient education. The hardest part of the job was holding down the kids to do the allergy testing on their back, they would cry and it always made me feel bad, especially for the parents. The most enjoyable part of the job was meeting new friends and getting to see the patients that came on a weekly basis to get their allergy shots, they became like family to me.

Low employee morale due to high turnover rate and lack of employee appreciation. Micromanaging and playing favorites are managements specialities. Work spaces are the size of a closet with 5-10 people crammed into said closets.  You won’t be told about or shown the dungeon you’ll be working in for 40+ hours a week until you’ve been hired and finished with job training. Co-workers will talk negatively about you as soon as you leave the room. Co-workers complain when a peer is in need of help with something they’re working on. If you come to management with an issue don’t expect it to even be acknowledged. Long story short - just don’t work here if you can help it.

I enjoy my job as I have worked my way to where I am today. I started in patient accts and worked my way up to coding. Some days can be stressful. But what job isn’t? They will work with you and help you learn, as long as you show you are willing to work and that you care about your job, they are willing to help you grow. From what I see, everything is managed well. There is no favoritism. Only giving effort towards others who are willing to show effort within their jobs. My bosses are good bosses. I am very content here.

A typical day at the office consisted of: checking client's/ patient's in, vitals, medication checks, patient history and physical, reasoning for being seen in the office today, lab draw/ blood work, urine/ stool occult and collection. Data entry, home visit/ house call scheduling, patient entry and charting EMR, answering phones and billing and coding.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Certified medical assistant 10 salaries reported	$17.47 per hour
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Analyst 2 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour
Ophthalmology technician 6 salaries reported	$17.67 per hour
Front desk receptionist 9 salaries reported	$16.58 per hour

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