The Role

We're growing our clinical team and looking for a Per Diem Medical Assistant to support our NYC clinics. You'll work alongside our clinicians and clinic operations team to support patient rooming, phlebotomy, and day-to-day clinical operations while helping deliver an exceptional, patient-centered maternity care experience.

Location: NYC

Schedule: Per diem, with flexibility to work from clinic opening until the last patient departs. Specific hours and availability will be coordinated with the clinic team.

Employment type: Per diem, non-exempt.

What You'll Do

Clinical Support & Patient Care

• Room patients efficiently and assist with routine clinical procedures within the Medical Assistant scope of practice.

• Perform phlebotomy and support other clinical needs as appropriate.

• Maintain proficiency with clinical equipment and promptly report any issues.

• Follow universal precautions and safely handle and dispose of medical waste.

Clinic Operations & Patient Experience

• Support daily clinic operations to maintain an efficient, organized patient flow.

• Complete clinical documentation, paperwork, forms, and other administrative tasks accurately.

• Assist with patient follow-up and care coordination to support a seamless care experience.

• Communicate effectively with patients and colleagues, contributing to a welcoming and supportive environment.

• Anticipate clinic needs, take initiative, and provide cross-site coverage as required.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED.

• At least three years of relevant healthcare experience.

• Proficiency and comfort with phlebotomy.

• Solid knowledge of medical terminology.

• Strong computer skills and familiarity with electronic medical records (EMRs).

• Ability to work flexibly based on clinic hours and patient needs.

Preferred: Bachelor's degree, experience in pregnancy or maternity care, and Spanish language proficiency.

How We Work

Our values are Excellence, Candor, Humanity, Ownership, Evidence, and Service. In practice, that means we care about our patients and each other, have honest conversations with respect, make decisions based on evidence, and keep the patient at the center of everything we do.