Jordan Ellis
jordan.ellis@email.com · (555) 014-2290 · Columbus, OH · linkedin.com/in/jordanellis
Summary
Certified medical assistant with 4 years of experience in busy family practices. Handles intake, vitals, injections and scheduling, and keeps patients comfortable and informed.
Experience
Medical Assistant 2022 – Present
- Room 25–30 patients a day, taking vitals and histories for 3 providers.
- Administer injections, perform EKGs and collect lab specimens.
- Kept appointment no-shows below 6% with reminder calls and texts.
Medical Assistant 2019 – 2022
- Document visits accurately in eClinicalWorks.
- Handle prior authorizations and insurance verification.
- Trained 2 new medical assistants on clinic procedures.
Skills
Patient intake · Vital signs · Phlebotomy · Injections · EKG · EHR (eClinicalWorks, Epic) · Scheduling · Insurance verification · HIPAA · CMA certified
Education
Degree or certificate relevant to the role 2019
Recruiter's noteList your certification (CMA, RMA or CCMA) and the clinical tasks you are trained in. Clinics hire for exactly those skills.
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