medical records clerk

medical assistant

Physicians-Associates,-LLC

From the time I come in to work, to the time that I leave I am very active assisting the doctors in examining rooms, returning calls, writing referrals, and simply managing patients as requested by the doctors; ie. venipuncture, ear irrigation, EKG, etc. I am very grateful to this facility and the workers that I worked under because I have gained skills such as FAA, writing referrals, scheduling surgery appointments, getting medication approval for patients, and the knowledge that the doctors freely passed on to me as they were doing, or after leaving the room from doing a procedure ( however was appropriate at the time). In any work place co-workers will always have different personalities, but I believe that there is always a way to work peacably and efficiently. Which would bring me to the hardest part of the job. Sometimes patients may be angry, etc. But I have learned that it is mostly fear that causes them to react this way. When I understood this, I was able to respond in a way that was receptive to them (most of the time). The other times I just received what ever they were feeling but kept in mind that they were worried about their health. They were also one of the enjoyable parts of my job. I really like working with people that are in need. The doctors and staff were also very friendly. I enjoyed learning from the doctors. Oh! I also enjoyed the lunches that occured from time to time.

I would not recommend any good friends of mine to a company like this that embezzles money from patients insurances. this company is worth the money through Friday full time job if you're looking for permanent 40 hours but no root time is included no cross training at all and do not have well benefits whatsoever especially if you have a family. Management is awful no consideration and do not give incentives for good jobs well done.

This place is far too busy, and the culture is that money is more important than patients. They overwork the staff (especially clinical providers), most people are very unhappy. I believe patient care is poor because they try to see too many people in a day. There are a few good people, but the ones in positions of power cannot be trusted...they will tell you what you want to hear initially, then change everything on you.

a typical day at work in my position at Physician Associates, throughout the day I preformed office duties to include schedule appointments, check patients in/out and answered phones.
Referred and arranged appointments of surgical procedures with affiliated doctors and outpatient centers.
Release of information to persons and agencies according to regulations. lastly, faxed, copied records, filed records, data entry and customer service.

•	Maintains the work structure by updating job requirements and job descriptions for all positions.
•	Prepares employees for assignments by establishing and conducting orientation and training programs.
•	Maintains management guidelines by preparing, updating, and recommending human resource policies and procedures.

My day started with claim rejections and reviews for corrections and updating; Medicaid claims follow ups; customer phone calls and guarantor collections.  The hardest part of the job was dealing with unhappy customers, the most satisfying part of my day was collecting a final payment and closing out an account.

a typical day at work would be coming in, logging into EMR and checking patients in, getting there vitals and reviewing there medications and preparing them for there visit with the doctor. Th hardest part of my day would be getting through the last patients. The most enjoyable part of my job is working and helping people in need.

Not much to say. The manager over the lab does not want to help. Your life outside of that place is irrelevant. Manager can leave an have emergencies but you cant. If you need family insurance then this is not the place. You won't get a paycheck. It's that expensive. Office manager walks around like you are beneath her. Drama filled environment.

Seat that's were you stay. So I came in early and worked after treatment missing one day for months and they forced me to leave and file disability to which cut my social security by over a third. I need to support my family.

the area (Pasadena) was beautiful. the dept. I worked in was terrible, the was a low key discrimination vibe going on there. the management was abusive. I would not steer clear of this place

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