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Part time remote health coaches are professionals who provide guidance and support to clients in areas such as nutrition, exercise, stress management, and lifestyle changes, typically through virtual platforms. Working remotely, they interact with clients via phone calls, video conferencing, emails, or specialized apps, allowing for flexible scheduling and location independence. These coaches often help clients set and achieve health-related goals, offer accountability, and provide motivation, all while working fewer hours than a full-time coach.

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As a part-time remote health coach, collaboration is primarily done through virtual platforms such as video calls, phone sessions, and secure messaging. You’ll regularly check in with clients to set goals, monitor progress, and provide motivation. Additionally, you may coordinate with healthcare providers, nutritionists, or fitness trainers to ensure a holistic approach to client wellness. Clear communication and digital organization skills are essential to maintain effective teamwork and client engagement while working remotely.
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Medical Assistant (Part-Time -Remote )

PharmD Live

Birmingham, AL • Remote

$16 - $18/hr

Part-time

Re-posted 8 days ago


Job description

Medical Assistant - (Part-Time)

Schedule: Monday-Friday | 2:00 PM - 7:00 PM CST
Location: Remote
Employment Type: Part-Time
Compensation: $16-$18 per hour (based on experience)

Position Overview

We are seeking a detail-oriented and patient-focused Medical Assistant to support a telehealth and care management program in a structured, high-volume outreach environment.

This role blends traditional Medical Assistant responsibilities with phone-based patient engagement. The majority of the shift will involve outbound patient outreach, appointment scheduling, and documentation; however, candidates must also be comfortable performing core clinical support duties in a remote setting.

This is not an in-clinic position. The work is conducted remotely and requires strong communication skills, efficiency, and comfort working within defined performance metrics.

Core Responsibilities

Patient Outreach & Scheduling

  • Conduct high-volume outbound and inbound patient calls during scheduled shift
  • Schedule Annual Wellness Visits and care management appointments
  • Provide professional patient education regarding preventive services
  • Meet daily outreach and scheduling performance targets

Medical Assistant Support Duties

  • Perform medication reconciliation with patients
  • Update medical histories, allergies, and preventive care gaps
  • Collect and document patient-reported vitals when applicable
  • Prepare charts for provider review
  • Ensure accurate documentation within the EHR
  • Support care coordination and follow-up activities

Compliance & Documentation

  • Maintain HIPAA compliance at all times
  • Accurately document all patient interactions in the EHR
  • Escalate clinical concerns to supervising providers as appropriate

What This Role Requires

  • Comfort making 50-80 patient calls per shift
  • Strong phone presence and ability to engage Medicare-aged patients
  • Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced, structured environment
  • Excellent multitasking and documentation skills
  • Professionalism and resilience when handling objections or voicemail-heavy outreach

Qualifications

  • Medical Assistant certification or equivalent healthcare experience required
  • Prior experience in a medical office, primary care, or care coordination setting
  • Prior call center experience strongly preferred
  • Familiarity with Epic, NextGen, or similar EHR systems preferred
  • Experience working with Medicare populations preferred

Ideal Candidate Profile

  • Self-motivated and disciplined in a remote setting
  • Comfortable with performance metrics and call volume expectations
  • Detail-oriented and clinically accurate
  • Reliable and punctual for scheduled shift
  • Able to balance patient empathy with efficiency