Interview patients, take vital signs (such as pulse rate, temperature, blood pressure, weight and height) and record information; Properly utilize Electronic Health Records system, recording all required and/or relevant information in the system; Prepare treatment rooms for examination of patients; Drape patients with covering and positions instruments and equipment; Hand instruments and materials to medical provider as directed; Clean and sterilize instruments; Operate X rays, electrocardiograph (EKG), and other equipment to administer routine diagnostic test or calls medical facility or department to schedule patients for tests; Give injections or treatments, and performs routine laboratory tests; Key data into computer to maintain office and patient records as necessary (Misys, LINK); Keep exam and treatment rooms clean, well-stocked; Set up equipment in exam rooms; Perform hearing screening, plotting growth parameters; Advise patients concerning preparation for tests; Document administration of immunizations and medications in chart; Administer immunization injections/treatments (must be done only with licensed provider on premises); Call patients to provide normal and abnormal lab results; Keep logs: lead, medications, record refrigerator temperature and zero scales daily and abnormal TB results; Calibrate lab machines as needed and urine machines monthly; Provide translation for providers or arrange for translation services; Travel between clinic sites to cover staffing shortages; Provide back-up to front desk responsibilities including receptionist duties, clerical duties such as filling out forms, answering telephones or filing; Electronic Health Record (EHR) inputting prescriptions and patient's chart; Practice Management System (PMS) Registration, Scheduling and Billing; File medical charts when needed; Maintain patient flow to reduce waiting time; Perform lab proficiency testing, run in-house lab tests, prepare outside lab specimens, check lab orders and bills for accuracy; Participate in MA review of charts; Send out Medical Records when requested by other offices; Attend staff meetings; Inventory and order medical supplies and materials; Notify Clinic Manager when supplies need to be ordered or when vaccines or medications are out; Serve as advocate for Indigent Program organizing forms for providers, instructing patients, helping patients complete forms and serving as liaison with drug companies; Comply with all personal medical requirements including but not limited to: annual physical, current vaccinations (MMR, Tdap, Influenza, Hepatitis B), and TB testing (skin test or chest x-ray); Attend meetings, trainings, and other work-related events as needed; and. Clinical duties may include taking and recording vital signs and medical histories, preparing patients for examinations, drawing blood, and administering medications as directed by a physician.