Elyse Shadwell

• Act as the primary point of contact for patients, addressing their non-clinical questions and providing assistance to any issue that may arise;
• Schedule and coordinate patient appointments;
• Perform pre-visit registration and onboarding;
• Confirmed patient insurance details to ensure service eligibility.
• Facilitate referrals for in-person care or other services;
• Confirm prescriptions, complete prior authorizations, and coordinate lab results;
• Monitor and ensure timely completion of necessary follow-up actions, as directed by the medical team;
• Coordinate administrative clinical functions of the practice.
• Facilitated procurement and organized inventory of medical supplies and medication.

●Patient Communication

●Phlebotomy

●Detail Oriented

●Patient Scheduling

●Patient transportation

●Electronic Health Records

●Inventory and supply management

●Vital signs monitoring

●Specimens collection and processing

●Patient Care

●Medical office administration

●Medical Terminology

• Work with doctors and nurses and provide technical support for patient care.
• Clean and stock rooms and carts with appropriate medical supplies and equipment. Change linen as necessary.
• Transport patients to other departments in the hospital.
• Help with resuscitation/CPR and emergency airway procedures.
• Obtain and document a patient’s vital signs, as well as assist with placement of oxygen saturation, blood pressure monitoring and cardiac monitoring.
• Collect blood samples, tissue or other laboratory specimens, preparing them for testing.
• Assist with positioning patients, applying orthopedic dressing and splints.
• Measuring and fitting canes and crutches and teaching patients how to use them.
• Assisting with administrative duties such as patient transfers and discharges.
• Making sure that the correct documentation is filled out.

• Recording patient history and personal information
• Measuring vital signs, such as blood pressure
• Helping physicians with patient examinations
• Giving patients injections or medications as directed by physicians and as permitted by state law
• Scheduling patient appointments
• Coordinated authorization requests.

• Checked patient vitals such as temperature, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels.
• Promoted good oral and personal hygiene by aiding patients with shaving, bathing, and teeth brushing.
• Answered call lights and supported patient comfort and safety by adjusting bed rails and equipment.
• Supported patient mobility by transferring them from bed to chair or other locations using proper lifting techniques, reducing the risk of injury for both patients and staff members alike during such activities.