Injury Care Medical Center

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Are you a MA or CNA that can type proficiently? Do you live in Boise, ID or the Treasure Valley?

We are looking for a part-time "medical scribe". The scribe accompanies the doctor during office visits with patients, and types notes and orders into the EMR.

This person will also perform MA functions such as taking vitals, IM injections, collecting lab samples and performing EKGs (willing to train the right candidate).

In addition there are general office functions that all staff participate in, like cleaning, answering phones, returning phone calls and scheduling. Scribe will also be responsible for submitting prior authorizations for medications and procedures, as well as helping to complete FMLA and other paperwork.

Qualifications:
• Graduate from an accredited program in MA, CAN, EMT-A or similar
• 2 years, or more, experience in medical office
• Computer and electronic medical records proficiency
• Must be able to type quickly and accurately while listening
• Very professional, but friendly appearance and demeanor
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Organized, problem solving
• Spanish language a plus
• Experience with eClinical Works (EMR) a huge plus

We have a fun work environment, and we want to keep it that way! We all like to work hard, and laugh hard. We are all team players, but are able to work independently. We work with very challenging patients, but provide support for them and each other.

This is a part-time job, about 20 hours per week. Current hours are Monday 8:30 to 12:30, Tuesday and Thursday 8:30 to 5:00. Occasional hours on Wednesday. There is some flexibility in the hours, but not much.

We are a busy specialty doctors' office that successfully treats chronic pain and injuries. We have a history of excellence and are proud of what we accomplish for our patients. We are looking to hire ASAP, so we are looking for LOCAL candidates. Please send a resume with your application, or go to our listing on Indeed.com. We look forward to hearing from you!

We have a fun work environment, and we want to keep it that way! We all like to work hard, and laugh hard. We are all team players, but are able to work independently. We work with very challenging patients, but provide support for them and each other. We are a very busy specialty doctors' office that successfully treats chronic pain and injuries. We have a history of excellence and are proud of what we accomplish for our patients.

We are looking for someone who is detail orientated, able to multitask, has strong customer service skills and is a team player. Punctual and reliable are a must! MEDICAL OFFICE EXPERIENCE IS REQUIRED.

The position’s duties include:

*Answering a high volume of phone calls on a multiple line phone system
*Scanning medical records into patient charts
*Sending out referrals
*Checking faxes
*Collecting payments
*Checking patients in/out
*Updating patient demographics
*Returning phone calls
*Patient scheduling
*Experience with making chart notes for phone calls and medication refills
*Familiar with Outlook, MS Office, Google Calendar necessary
*Familiarity with HIPAA regulations
*Compassionate, empathetic, and caring individual
*Ability to multi task and work independently
*Experience with eClinicalWorks EMR a huge plus!
*Spanish language fluency a plus

In addition, there are general office functions that all staff participates in, like cleaning. This is a full-time job, about 40 hours per week. Current hours are Monday - Thursday 8:00am - 5:00pm, with occasional admin hours on Friday without patients.

Medical benefits and PTO accrue after mandatory probationary period. We are looking to hire someone ASAP, for an adequate training period, therefore are only accepting applications from LOCAL candidates. We look forward to your application!

Apply on FB with your resume, or send us your application on Indeed.com!

We are now enrolling patient participants for a clinical trial on CRPS. To learn more, please visit www.injurycareresearch.com or follow the link on our profile!

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Interesting read. The truth is we do not know enough about addiction.

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Another study demonstrates that the opioid crisis is more complex and more related to societal factors than generally reported.

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Check out a great new blog post from our sister site Injury Care Research! It's a very personal take on how medical research has helped Hope and her family.

http://injurycareresearch.com/how-research-saved-my-daughter/

How Research Saved My Daughter | Injury Care Research Injury Care Research On November 30, 2017 by to Clinical Study and Medical Research Information How Research Saved My Daughter By Hope N. Griffin At 6 months old our precious daughter was diagnosed with retinoblastoma (RB), a cancer of the retina, the part of the eye that senses light and sends imag...

Well, at least part of the truth.

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If you ever wonder why we have certain policies in place. This is what pain physicians have to worry about on a daily basis.

DEA Raids Offices of Dr. Tennant, My Friend and Colleage The DEA raided the offices of Dr. Tennant, a prominent California-based pain physician and my friend and colleague. I understand. It happened to me, too.

Dr. Tennant is one of the most respected pain physicians in the country. Nearing retirement, in many cases he has been the only physician willing to help patients who do not conform to typical opioid needs. He is a prolific writer and a voice for the chronic pain patient. To suggest that he is intentionally involved in drug diversion is laughable. Why would the DEA do this?

DEA Raids Dr. Forest Tennant’s Pain Clinic By Pat Anson, Editor Agents with the Drug Enforcement Administration have raided the offices of Dr. Forest Tennant, a prominent California pain physician, confiscating all of his patient records, appointment books and financial documents. In a 67-page search warrant, the DEA alleges that Tennant pre

Another thoughtful article that accurately looks at the data concerning opioids and their misuse.

Opioid Commission Mistakenly Blames Pain Treatment for Drug Deaths The panel wants to make prescription analgesics even harder to obtain.

Heads In The Sand — The Real Cause Of Today's Opioid Deaths | American Council on Science and Health Pretty funny, especially for us do-it-yourselfers, who may not think things over carefully enough before we plunge into a home project like a new deck or replacement windows. This kind of stuff happens when amateurs try to do the work of professionals, and it's often good for a chuckle or two. I mea...

For pain patients, their families, and anyone concerned about addiction, PLEASE WATCH THIS. I have been trying to articulate this message for years: addiction is NOT entirely about the substance. He does a much better job than I do!

Everything you think you know about addiction is wrong What really causes addiction -- to everything from co***ne to smart-phones? And how can we overcome it? Johann Hari has seen our current methods fail firsthand, as he has watched loved ones struggle to manage their addictions. He started to wonder why we treat addicts the way we do -- and if there m...

Not just a problem in Idaho.

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How many of you have experienced this?

In chronic pain? Skip tramadol — take morphine, insurers tell some patients

This should be required listening for all pain patients, their families and policy makers. Please give is a listen

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Injury Care Medical Center and Ticker want to know who will win this week's coffee drops! The American Heart Association - Idaho is this Saturday and those companies that raise the most lifesaving funds will receive coffee from our generous friends Starbucks. If you would like a visit from Ticker at your office, log those pledges!

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There are concerns that changes in healthcare policy will result in chronic pain patient losing coverage.

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A primary care doc vents her frustrations. What do you think? I have to agree with her conclusion: it certainly feels like corporate greed on the part of the insurance companies.

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