Urology Medical Assistant Certification

What is Urology?

Urology is the branch of medicine that applies to the functions and disorders of both the male and female urinary tracts as well as the male reproductive system. From annual check-ups to advanced surgical procedures, Urologists deal with a variety of issues and disorders in patients young and old.

What are some of the services that Urologists provide?

Urologists cover a wide range of urinary and reproductive problems. There are sub-specialties within urology that include: pediatric urology, urologic cancer, renal transplant, male infertility, kidney stones, female urinary disorders, and neurourology. From treating basic urinary tract infections to performing kidney transplants, Urologists help patients with all their urological needs. They assist patients with male infertility, bladder and kidney disorders, cancers of the urinary system, kidney stones, prostate issues, erectile problems and incontinence to name a few.

Urology (SCMA-U™)

What does a Medical Assistant Certified in Urology do?

A Specialty Certified Medical Assistant in Urology (SCMA-U™) must be detail-oriented as they assist with office endeavors like fielding calls, handling insurance and billing, and making appointments and referrals. Specialty Certified Medical Assistants in Urology check patients' vital statistics, relay doctor's instruction on diet, exercise, and medication, and prepare patients for surgeries, x-rays, and lab work as well as removing bandages and stitches.

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