Medical Support Assistant Gs-5
CurrentCollaborates and communicates daily with internal/external teams and a wide range of medical clinicians across multiple disciplines, administratively assisting in the medical care of Veteran patients. This is demonstrated by the daily flow of fifty-five to seventy patients checked in daily and cross-communication with the nurses and doctors in primary care to coordinate care and effectively take care of the veterans. This is done with 100% administrative documentation accuracy in CPRS, GUI, CMS, and ICB.Utilizing effective communication, on the phone and in person, with veteran patients, clinicians, and nursing staff; scheduling return-to-clinic appointments and walk-in appointments; and completing other administrative requests. Demonstrated by zero complaints from patients, providers, nurses, co-workers, and leadership about utilizing effective communication skills with every member in and out of the clinical setting.Daily envelopment of advanced medical terminology, meeting deadlines, VA policies and procedures related to veteran coordinated care delivery, administrative patient support, and patient records. Proven by past military AFSC as a medic that has crossed over into the civilian side. Can elaborate and emphasize many medical terminologies with the medical staff. Deadlines have always been met before time. Policies are always adhered to as well, as care delivery, patient support, and patient records are maintained at all times.Provides excellent front-line customer service; establishes the perception of healthcare quality among each veteran through demonstrated care, compassion, empathy, and sensitivity diplomatically and with an elevated degree of fact. Demonstrated by receiving recognition and awards for excellent customer service. Receiving a rating of outstanding for the end-of-year rating. Veterans provide 100% satisfactory feedback of always receiving the best care at the front desk in the primary care clinic at the Veterans Affairs.