Alisha Watson

• Coordinated appointment scheduling, improving patient flow and reducing wait times.
• Electronic health record (EHR).
• Restocked, and organized exam rooms and medical equipment.
• Directed patients to exam rooms, fielded questions, and prepared for physician examinations.
• Built strong relationships with patients through effective communication skills that foster trust in the clinic's commitment to quality care.
• Maintained a safe and clean clinical environment by adhering to infection control guidelines and disposing of biohazardous waste properly.
• Assisted physicians with minor surgeries, including preparing operating room and sterilizing instruments.
• Performed phlebotomy tasks efficiently while ensuring minimal discomfort for patients during blood collection procedures.
• Coordinated patient referrals to specialists or other healthcare providers as needed for comprehensive care management plans.
• Obtained client medical history, medication information, symptoms, and allergies.

In my current position I perform a variety of tasks including;

• rooming patients, taking vital signs
• EKG’s
• injections
• blood draws
• breathing treatments
• ear lavage
• urine dips
• scheduling patients
• clean and restock rooms
• prior authorizations
• ordering supplies
• completing and faxing paperwork
• answer phones and transferring to the correct location

In the orthopedics department I perform many different tasks.

• Duties include rooming patients
• taking vital signs
• answering phone messages and following up with patients
• ordering x-rays, MRI’s, and Doppler’s
• removing sutures and staples after surgery
• setting up the ultrasound machine and assisting with injection procedures
• scheduling patients (using Misys and EPIC)
• obtaining prior authorization for hyaluronic acid injections

In this position I performed a multitude of different tasks.

• rooming patients
• taking vital signs, EKG’s
• injections
• breathing treatments
• ear lavage's
• urine dips
• scheduling patients for different procedures
• set up-assist-clean up procedures
• clean and restock rooms
• autoclave
• paperwork-refills, prior authorizations, faxing
• answer phones and scheduling appointments

• As the medical assistant I did a variety of tasks; such as, rooming patients, assisting with procedures, cleanup of exam rooms, scheduling, answering phones, preparing charts, calls to other doctor’s offices and pharmacies, faxing.

• As a clinician I was responsible for running the clinic. I did many tasks including; getting the office set up for the day, setting up exam rooms, setting up doctors’ rooms, helping patients fill out paperwork, rooming patients and taking vitals. I answered telephone calls, chaperone exams, scheduled testing, charting and clean up at end of the day. This job required much multitasking.

• As a Medical Assistant I was involved in all aspects of the job including; rooming patients and taking vitals, urine dips, injections, paperwork and assisting with pap smears as well as other procedures. I also helped in the medical records department as needed. In medical records I filed charts and answered telephones.

• I completed 160 hours of work as a Medical Assistant to finish my Medical Assistant degree. My job included rooming patients, taking vitals, setting up for physicals, pap smears, urine dips, answering phones, scheduling appointments, charting and filing.

• My duties included caring for elderly patients, helping them to and from meals, helping them bathe, use the bathroom and getting dressed.