Central Valley Medical Group

10/29/2021

Fun with our staff💕💕💕

09/16/2021

High-Volume Medical Practice is looking for a responsible Administrative Assistant to perform a variety of administrative and clerical tasks. Duties of the Administrative Assistant include providing support to our employees and supervisors, assisting in daily office needs and managing our company’s general administrative activities. Administrative Assistant responsibilities include:

Arranging meetings, preparing reports, maintaining appropriate filing systems, general employee management, and more.

The ideal candidate should have excellent oral and written communication skills and be able to organize their work using tools, like MS Excel and office equipment.

If you have previous experience as a Secretary or Executive administrative assistant and familiarity within our industry, we’d like to meet you.

Ultimately, a successful Admin Assistant should ensure the efficient and smooth day-to-day operation of our office. Tasks may also include but not limited to...

-Maintain office policies and procedures

-Order office supplies and research new deals and suppliers

-Maintain contact lists

-Answering phones, taking detailed notes/dictation

-Scheduling and assisting patients

-Insurance verification

-Provide general support to visitors

-Act as the point of contact for internal and external clients

-Respect patient confidentiality & respect at all times.

Requirements
-Office/clerical experience (minimum 2 years)
-Medical office experience is preferred
-Must have knowledge of medical terminology, PPO/HMO insurances.
-Must have EHR/EMR experience.
-Basic HR knowledge is a huge plus
-Quickbooks and/or billing knowledge helpful
-High School Diploma or Equivalent
-Reliable Transportation
-A 100% proactive mindset

This is a full-time position.

LOOKING TO HIRE ASAP- EMAIL RESUMES TO (dbacvmg@ gmail.com)
OR CALL (661) 323-2295 TO SETUP A PHONE INTERVIEW
GOOD LUCK!

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $12.50 - $13.00 per hour

09/16/2021

Busy Family Practice has an IMMEDIATE opening for a full-time Medical Assistant at Bakersfield, CA.

We are looking for a team member with medical background who has excellent critical thinking & organizational skills to join our growing family-oriented team.

Medical Assistant responsibilities include:
· Vital signs taking (triage), medical history assessment, & collecting ECGs
· Medical records scribing and provider assistance
· General back office assistance
· Direct patient care and engagement

Medical Assistant qualifications:
· Bilingual is a plus but not mandatory
· Medical healthcare background (1-2 years)
· Analytical mindset & excellent interpersonal skills
· Proficiency in data transcription.
· Outstanding analytical, leadership, & management skills

Perks and Benefits:
· Competitive compensation (hourly, entry-level, and based on work experience).
· Full-time and long-term position.

Apply now!

03/12/2020

👉 All the current Coronavirus FACTS

Sources: U.S. CDC, China CDC, Johns Hopkins University, The New York Times

01/08/2020

Happy New Year!! The flu season is hitting harder than it has in years, but CVMG definitely has you covered. Stop by for your flu shot and checkup today, it's never too late to take care of yourself!

12/31/2018

CVMG Facts: New Years Resolutions 🎉

Try this one: DEFINE EVERY DAY.
Pick a new word to live by each month— not talking about the new words recently added to the dictionary, but positive ones like “friendly” or “wholesome”—and apply it to your daily actions 🙌

Introduce yourself to that new neighbor, or swap your favorite fast food joint for a juice bar once a week 😋 Post your word somewhere you can see it or set it as your email password as a reminder.

12/27/2018

CVMG Facts: New Years!!

The New Year's Eve Ball first dropped in 1907! 🙌

While the tradition of a Times Square New Year’s Eve celebration dates back to 1904, the ball was not dropped at this event until 1907, according to Times Square's website. The first Ball weighed 700 pounds and had a diameter of 5 feet. It was constructed out of wood and iron, and had one hundred light bulbs on it 💡💡💡

12/12/2018

🎄CVMG Xmas Facts! Did you know...

Roast turkey or another type of poultry 🐔 is the main protein in a typical Christmas dinner today, but back in medieval times the preferred poultry was actually peacock! Boar was also a Christmas mainstay. It wasn’t until Henry VIII had turkey for Christmas in the sixteenth century that it became the norm 😋

11/26/2018

CVMG Facts: Candy Canes!!

Did you know?? 🤔 Legend has it that candy canes were invented in 1670, when the choirmaster of the Cologne Cathedral commissioned candies shaped like a shepherd’s crook so they could be handed out to children attending the church’s crèche scene in order to keep them quiet 👶👍The stripes came later!

11/19/2018

CVMG Facts: Counting Calories

This just in- consuming 100 calories' worth of cupcakes, soda, or French fries is not the same as eating 100 calories of vegetables or brown rice!! 😮

Stop getting caught up in the number of calories and instead focus on where you are getting them from. 🤔 If you're mindful and consume the vitamins and minerals your body needs, you’ll be able to drop pounds without becoming obsessive about calorie counting. ✊

Send a message to learn more

11/14/2018

CVMG Facts: Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)!

Myth: "ADD IS OVER DIAGNOSED. EVERY CHILD WHO ACTS UP A BIT, OR ADULT WHO IS LAZY, GETS PLACED ON RITALIN OR ADDERALL.” 😏

FACT: Less than ½ of those with ADD are being treated. Many people with ADD are never hyperactive. The non-hyperactive or “inattentive” ADD folks are often ignored because they do not bring enough negative attention to themselves 😣 Many of these children, teenagers, and adults earn the unjust labels “willful”, “lazy”, “unmotivated”, or “not that smart.”

11/13/2018

CVMG FACTS- WEIGHT LOSS 👌

MYTH: Very low calorie diets and skipping meals will jumpstart weight loss.

TRUTH: Weight loss is all about creating an energy deficit — ingesting fewer calories than your body expends each day — but creating too large of a calorie deficit can backfire 🤔 Our bodies are smart and programmed for survival. Severely limiting calories can make your body think it's entering a famine, and that it needs to do more with fewer calories. 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️ Your body adapts to the restricted caloric intake, and uses fewer calories to perform the same tasks. That's why skipping meals alone won't do the job!

11/09/2018

Have you checked your blood pressure recently? Here's a chart showing the various pressure ranges, from normal up to hypertensive crisis. Check it out when you've got some time- no pressure! (pun intended) 🤣

11/08/2018

CVMG Fact #829
Supplements Can Never Fully Replace Real Foods!

"Nutritionism" is the idea that foods are nothing more than the sum of their individual nutrients. But it’s also a trap that many nutrition enthusiasts tend to fall into 👀

Nuts, for example, aren't just shells loaded with polyunsaturated fat. In the same way, fruits aren't just watery bags of sugar. These are real foods with a massive variety of trace nutrients! 💪💪

The vitamins and minerals (AKA the things you get from a multivitamin) are just a SMALL part of the total amount of nutrients in foods! 😮 Therefore, supplements cannot match the variety of nutrients you get from real foods.

It is much more important to eat real, nutritious foods than to count on supplements to provide nutrients you need👌

11/07/2018

Just a couple reasons to smile (in case you needed one)! Did you know??

1. Studies have found that optimism is beneficial to your overall health, but is linked to a healthy heart and can even help ward off diseases.

2. Optimists often have lower blood pressure, which reduces the risk of coronary artery disease as found in a study by scientists at Harvard and Boston Universities.

3. People who are more optimistic also tend to have healthier behaviors – such as diet and exercise – that contribute to longevity.

11/06/2018

Did you know you can physically SEE high cholesterol??

It is possible to see signs on your body that you may have high cholesterol. Xanthelasmata, or xanthelasma, are cholesterol-filled bumps that form under your skin. It can be an indicator of possible heart disease. The lesions can be found all over the body and tend to appear on the skin of older people with diabetes or other heart ailments. So pay attention to your body; it will usually let you know when something is wrong!

12/21/2017

Sheesh! Over 40 million Americans have “chronic halitosis,” which is a condition causing bad breath that never goes away.