Mount Sinai Medical Center·Miami Beach, Florida
The Medical Assistant is responsible for taking vital signs, assisting physicians with complex clinical procedures, and managing patient flow. They also ensure exam rooms are stocked and administer medications as instructed by the provider.
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Summary: Position Responsibilities Takes vitals signs on patients. Assists physician with complex procedures during patient examinations, including but not limited to injections, suture removal, venipuctures, biopsies, and EKG's. Takes vital signs on patients. Adept in the sterilization technique and HLD to be able to demonstrate following P & P and Manufacturer IFU's when preparing trays and equipment for procedures. Adheres to Universal precaution guidelines in the performance of patient care activities. Monitors and manages patient schedule in order to ensure optimal patient flow amongst physician. Greets and escorts patient safely from the waiting area to appropriate areas in the physician office, as required. Understands and executes physician's preferred treatment protocols when coordinating patient flow. Prepares supplies and assist provider in cast application/removal. Ensures exam rooms are appropriately stocked with supplies and equipment prior to physician seeing patients. Maintains appropriate par levels and inform supervisor when reorders are necessary in order to avoid any shortage in supplies. Demonstrates appropriate medical knowledge and effectively communicate instructions to patients. Ability to communicate any procedures to be performed to patients. Provide preparatory instructions and answers basic questions, as required. Demonstrates the ability to understand and react to the unique needs of the patients. Flexible to changes in work flow, as needed. Prepares and administers medication as instructed by the physician; including the administration of injections. Maintains organized work areas in order to maximize efficiency. Demonstrates knowledge of proper use/maintenance of all equipment relative to the position. Maintains current licensing and certification necessary to perform applicable job functions Possesses effective time management skills and assist other staff members when appropriate. Remains calm and courteous when dealing with patients and staff members, consistently maintaining a professional appearance and demeanor. Responds to telephone calls promptly, preferably by the third ring and repeats key information to ensure accurate transcribing of messages. Demonstrates willingness to work overtime in times of hospital or department emergency situations ( i.e. hurricane disaster alert or staffing limitations). Maintains a complete understanding of Fire, Safety and other applicable departmental and hospital manuals.
License/Registration/Certification Medical Assistant Certification from accredited institution/agency required. Phlebotomy Certification Preferred. CPR Certification required. Education Completion of Medical Assistant training. High School or equivalent. Experience 2-5+ Years Medical Assistant experience
We believe in the physical and mental well-being of our employees and are committed to offering comprehensive benefits that fit their personal needs: Health benefits Life insurance Long-term disability coverage Healthcare spending accounts Retirement plan Paid time off Pet Insurance Tuition reimbursement Employee assistance program Wellness program On-site housing for select positions and more! Degree Requirements: Certification:
Candidates must have a Medical Assistant certification from an accredited institution and CPR certification, with a high school diploma or equivalent. 2-5+ years of experience as a Medical Assistant is required, and phlebotomy certification is preferred.
Market context
In Florida, oncology practices and cancer centers commonly look for certified Medical Assistants who can support patient flow, vitals, phlebotomy, and treatment-room coordination. This role is competitive because employers often prefer candidates with oncology familiarity, CPR certification, and several years of hands-on MA experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly confirm whether your certification, phlebotomy background, and patient-care experience align before applying.
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