Urology of Indiana LLC

Physician Assistant

• Administer intravesical therapy
• Travel between Urology of Indiana offices to provide continuity for intravesical therapy
• Triage patients
• Assist with benefits investigations for new therapeutics
• Assist with administering therapeutics involved in clinical trials
• Provide patient education
• Provide staff education on new therapeutics
• Collaborate with the Research Department and care teams
• Check schedules and organize patient flow
• Escort and assist patients in exam/procedure rooms, including walking transfers, dressing, specimen collection, and exam preparation
• Collect patient histories and perform screenings per provider guidelines
• Assist physicians and nurses with procedures
• Chart and relay instructions to patients and families
• Answer calls and provide pertinent information
• Send and receive medical records and obtain lab, X-ray, hospital, and referral information
• Complete forms and requisitions
• Schedule appointments
• Verify insurance coverage and patient demographics
• Manage and update patient charts
• Set up instruments and equipment according to department protocols
• Clean exam/procedure rooms, instruments, and equipment between visits
• Clean sterilizer and maintain required records
• Order, sort, store, and restock supplies
• Respect and promote patient rights
• Respond appropriately to emergency codes
• Report patient or staff issues to the immediate supervisor
• Perform clinical medical assisting duties within the MA scope of practice and applicable state law
• Perform sterilization, instrument wrapping, autoclaving, vital signs, drug administration, venipuncture, capillary punctures, specimen handling, EKGs, emergency triage, and first aid as assigned

Medical Assistant – Oncology

Nurse

• Assess patients and develop, evaluate, and modify plans of care for patients receiving moderate sedation for surgical procedures
• Prepare patients and procedure rooms for radiology procedures in compliance with policies, procedures, and state and federal regulations
• Stock the nursing cart and prepare daily schedules and pre-op call templates
• Perform morning, intra-day, and end-of-day narcotic counts; document used narcotics and return unused items to the lockbox
• Check in patients, explain procedures, answer questions, and address concerns
• Administer pre-, intra-, and post-operative medication and IV sedation
• Monitor blood pressure, EKG rhythm, oxygen saturation, and airway status
• Scan used items into the inventory management system
• Transfer sedated patients to the holding area, attach monitoring equipment, take initial vitals, and complete transfer documentation
• Oversee the crash cart, perform daily AED checks and expired-medication logs, and conduct monthly inventory checks
• Train new Nurses and Medical Assistants as needed
• Make post-operative patient calls and dictate notes in patient charts
• Maintain HIPPA-compliant patient confidentiality

Medical Assistant – Oncology

Sedation Nurse – Urology