Danielle Martone Email & Phone Number

• Develops reports and statistical information for Occupational Health clients in accordance with current Federal Regulations.• Maintains current knowledge of Federal Regulations involving substance abuse testing and collection procedures.• Manages Federal and Non-Federal controlled substance random programs.• Coordinates collections with outside clinics to ensure expeditious reporting.• Collaborates with reference lab to ensure timely and accurate reporting of results.• Responsible for training and certifying St. Luke's Hospital Network employees with regard to drug testing collection and breath-alcohol testing procedures in a manner consistent with the DOT collector qualification requirements.• Plans and participates in educational seminars that assist client companies in compliance with workplace training requirements.• Assists the Occupational Health Department's Medical Review Officers with their duties of medically reviewing and processing of substance abuse test results.• Participates in negotiation and coordination of substance abuse testing contracts with employers.• Creates and modifies Occupational Health client company profiles in current software system.

• Obtain specimens for Urine Drug Screenings (UDS) and prepare shipment to be delivered to an outside laboratory.• Receive and review network wide referrals to be sure patients meet office criteria.• Remain in close contact with Network Detox Unit, inpatient rehabs, and County Probation offices to assist patients with outpatient treatment options and/or provide updates on patient progress.• Obtain vital signs and review medical/surgical/family history, and appropriately update medical records if needed.• Cross-trained on both check-in/check-out procedures, as well as closing the cash drawer when payments have been completed.• Create provider and staff schedules using Microsoft Office.• Obtain prior-authorizations from insurance companies based on medications being prescribed for the patient.• Contact County CRISIS during times patients are in distress and experiencing suicidal ideations.

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States

• Actively participate in maintaining and/or improving quality improvement initiatives.• Demonstrates the ability to perform vital signs and verify medication as well as obtain medical history. Obtains and updates a medication and problem list for every patient.• Conducts pre-visit planning by reviewing and editing patient’s medical record prior to visit.• Reviews in-basket clinical pool messages and complete necessary information in order to clear the message.• Responds to patient communications and routes complete and accurate messages to the appropriate individual.• Obtain electrocardiograms (EKGs) and/or rhythm strips as directed by a medical professional.

Allentown, Pa

Medical/Clinical Assistant

General Studies