Discover Medical Assistants | Cincinnati Children's
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Nick DeBlasio: "The most important thing I can tell you about the medical assistant is they really are the backbone of our clinic."
Paige Gardner: "We are the ones that greet the families. We have smiles on our face because most of the time when kids come in, they're scared. They're terrified."
Kelli Hoskins: "We bring back patients, we do their vital signs and we do their intakes. We do blood draws, vaccines, medication refills, and we also answer live phone calls."
Nick DeBlasio: "They are involved in every aspect of care in our clinic and for many of our families. They are the continuity."
Karen Tucker: "We have really identified the benefits of having a true partnership and that consists of a medical assistant a nurse and a provider and that partnership has been a big win for Cincinnati Children's and more importantly for our patients and families."
Kelli Hoskins: "Our providers, they trust us. They want our feedback, they value our feedback."
Joy Baker: "Children's values, me as an employee, it actually took me a second to realize that when someone asks my opinion, they really wanted to know, like they really genuinely cared."
Tamara Cruver: "A critical care medical assistant is a great career choice. There are many different avenues that you could take with it."
Karen Tucker: "You have orthopedics or you have plastic surgery, general care, what we would call primary care. They could be working under rheumatology or neurology. So there's a lot of different options."
Paige Gardner: "We get opportunities of not only work at the main campus, but we have satellite locations."
Karen Tucker: "We've really done a lot of active work to incorporate educational and training opportunities that are geared towards the medical assistant teams. We have tuition reimbursement here at Cincinnati Children's."
Paige Gardner: "You get the opportunity of going back to school and growing or you get the opportunity of just staying a medical assistant and growing."
MAC Leader: "You've established yourselves, you come out as the leaders."
Karen Tucker: "But we actually have the MAC or the Medical Assistant's Committee that is led by medical assistants."
Tamara Cruver: "The MA Committee has definitely enriched my experience here as a medical assistant. We have done volunteer work."
Karen Tucker: They've been spearheading work related to retention because we want to make sure that we are retaining our medical assistants.
Nick DeBlasio: "Our medical assistants are really crucial parts of our teams. We could not do the work that we do every day without them."
Joy Baker: "I feel like I come to work with my family."
Paige Gardner: "Being a medical assistant is very, very inspiring."
Kelli Hoskins: "When a patient will come in and give you a hug, I think that's when I knew I was in the right spot."
Nick DeBlasio: "The most important thing I can tell you about the medical assistant is they really are the backbone of our clinic."
Paige Gardner: "We are the ones that greet the families. We have smiles on our face because most of the time when kids come in, they're scared. They're terrified."
Kelli Hoskins: "We bring back patients, we do their vital signs and we do their intakes. We do blood draws, vaccines, medication refills, and we also answer live phone calls."
Nick DeBlasio: "They are involved in every aspect of care in our clinic and for many of our families. They are the continuity."
Karen Tucker: "We have really identified the benefits of having a true partnership and that consists of a medical assistant a nurse and a provider and that partnership has been a big win for Cincinnati Children's and more importantly for our patients and families."
Kelli Hoskins: "Our providers, they trust us. They want our feedback, they value our feedback."
Joy Baker: "Children's values, me as an employee, it actually took me a second to realize that when someone asks my opinion, they really wanted to know, like they really genuinely cared."
Tamara Cruver: "A critical care medical assistant is a great career choice. There are many different avenues that you could take with it."
Karen Tucker: "You have orthopedics or you have plastic surgery, general care, what we would call primary care. They could be working under rheumatology or neurology. So there's a lot of different options."
Paige Gardner: "We get opportunities of not only work at the main campus, but we have satellite locations."
Karen Tucker: "We've really done a lot of active work to incorporate educational and training opportunities that are geared towards the medical assistant teams. We have tuition reimbursement here at Cincinnati Children's."
Paige Gardner: "You get the opportunity of going back to school and growing or you get the opportunity of just staying a medical assistant and growing."
MAC Leader: "You've established yourselves, you come out as the leaders."
Karen Tucker: "But we actually have the MAC or the Medical Assistant's Committee that is led by medical assistants."
Tamara Cruver: "The MA Committee has definitely enriched my experience here as a medical assistant. We have done volunteer work."
Karen Tucker: They've been spearheading work related to retention because we want to make sure that we are retaining our medical assistants.
Nick DeBlasio: "Our medical assistants are really crucial parts of our teams. We could not do the work that we do every day without them."
Joy Baker: "I feel like I come to work with my family."
Paige Gardner: "Being a medical assistant is very, very inspiring."
Kelli Hoskins: "When a patient will come in and give you a hug, I think that's when I knew I was in the right spot."
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