Ob/Gyn Medical Assistants perform medical and administrative functions within the doctor's office. Responsibilities shown on sample resumes of Ob/Gyn Medical Assistants include ordering, sorting, and storing supplies, restocking exam rooms, preparing and sending out specimens for laboratory testing, and ensuring the cleanliness, sanitation, and maintenance of all facilities, exam rooms, and equipment. In addition to a one or two-year program in medical assisting at a community college or vocational school, applicants also often show voluntary certifications on their resumes. Show
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Ob/Gyn Medical Assistant Resume SamplesFilter: No results found Load MoreDate of Issue: 6/2019 Updated 4/28/20 I. POLICYIt is the policy of the University of Michigan/Michigan Medicine to provide and utilize patient chaperones when requested or necessary during sensitive examinations, procedures and care. II. POLICY PURPOSEA. The purpose of this policy is to provide a consistent, standard and safe care environment within Michigan Medicine. There can be physical, psychological, and cultural reasons why chaperones may be requested or needed. This policy promotes respect for the patient dignity and the professional nature of the examination. Health professionals should only perform sensitive examinations, procedures or care in accordance with this policy. B. A chaperone may be provided to help protect and enhance the patient's comfort, safety, privacy, security, and/or dignity during sensitive examinations or procedures. The chaperone is frequently also present to provide assistance to the health professional with the examination, procedure or care. C. A chaperone’s presence may also provide protection to health professionals against unfounded allegations of improper behavior. A health professional may request a chaperone for any examination or procedure. D. For patients with mental health needs, neurodevelopment disorders, or for cultural/religious reasons, sensitive examinations, procedures or care may be especially threatening or confusing. A chaperone, particularly one trusted by the patient, may help the patient through the process with the minimum of distress. E. The use of chaperones, while vital, is only a part of our institution’s efforts for safe and responsible care. Maintaining and fostering a culture of responsibility, mutual accountability, education for practitioners and patients, and appropriate response to suspected unprofessional or unsafe behavior is paramount to our mission. III. DEFINITIONSA. Chaperone
B. Sensitive Examination or Procedure
C. Types of Consent Policies
D. Health Professional
E. Patient
IV.POLICY STANDARDSAn adult or pediatric patient or their parent or legal guardian may request a chaperone for any examination or procedure. It is good practice to discuss with patients the different options to have a chaperone present during sensitive examinations and procedures as defined above.
V. PROCEDURE ACTIONS
VI. EXCEPTIONSA. Virtual Visits
B. Home Health Care Visits
VII. REFERENCESA. Policies
B. Publications
Authors: Dee Fenner, Mahmoud Al-Hawary, Laura Anderson, Terrill Bravender, Kristin Cox, Lindsey Herrel, Jennifer Lukela, Christine Marsh, Bethany Mohr, Marc Moote, Jen Shifferd, Andrew Shuman, Patty Wagenshutz, Molly White, Jesus Cepero. Policy Owner: Office of Clinical Affairs Reviewed by: Executive Committee on Clinical Affairs, Nursing Executive Committee, 4/2019 Approved by: University of Michigan Health System Executive Committee, 6/2019 The Policy owner is authorized to approve (and update as required) operational procedures supporting the implementation of this Policy, which may include details of how to operationalize the policy for specific patient populations or clinical care locations. Before approving any such procedures, the Policy owner must consult with impacted stakeholders. Any major disagreements about such procedures can be escalated to ECCA/NEC. What is the medical assistant's role in preparing the room and patient for a gynecological exam?Preparing the patient for their examination. Measuring vital signs, like temperature and blood pressure. Assisting the gynecologist or obstetrician during appointments. Explaining to the patient what will happen during their exam, treatment, or procedure.
What procedure is commonly performed in a gynecologic office?Common gynecological procedures include cervical cryosurgery, colposcopy, D&C, hysteroscopy, LEEP, and pelvic laparoscopy. Many of these procedures can help healthcare providers get a better look at the uterus, cervix, and vagina and take samples for a biopsy. Some of them can also treat certain conditions.
Which of the following is the medical assistant's responsibility when preparing the patient for a physical examination?One of the medical assistant's responsibilities when preparing a room for a patient's physical examination is to gather the instruments and supplies needed.
What is the role of the medical assistant when scheduling a patient for an abdominal ultrasound?The medical assistant's responsibility while assisting the obstetrician with an abdominal ultrasound is to: provide support to the patient during the exam. The purpose of directing the patient to breathe deeply through the mouth while the physician performs a Pap smear is to: help the patient's abdominal muscles relax.
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