Per Diem Medical Assistant, Orthopedics - Peabody

About Us

North Shore Physicians Group (NSPG), the largest multi-specialty physicians group north of Boston, is a leader in innovative practices. We are explorers at heart! Here, ideas come from everyone-to the benefit of everyone we serve.

We continually seek the best ways to streamline care for both patients and providers. Our medical team of more than 400 physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other care professionals is consistently working together to discover new ways to improve and enhance our practices to benefit the health of our patients and the careers of our providers. Through our team-based approach, the goal is to make our practice of medicine smarter and more efficient.

With NSPG as your employer, you'll experience clinical excellence, supportive practice environments, and opportunities for career advancement!

Location

New England Orthopedic Specialists offers the same level of superior care and expertise on the North Shore, that was previously available only through leading hospitals in Boston. Our doctors are fellowship trained in hand surgery, shoulder surgery, joint replacement and sports medicine to ensure we can handle all types of orthopedic problems.

This per diem medical assistant position will support our office in Peabody at 4 Centennial Drive. Our office is open Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:00pm.

Are you ready to bring your exceptional skills to this innovative practice and join us in driving medicine forward?

What You Will Do

Under direction of a registered nurse, physician, or mid-level provider, the Medical Assistant is responsible for assisting physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and nurses with:

• Evaluation

• Management

• Treatment of patients during and between office visits

• Other tasks consistent with the Medical Assistant's training and skills

The Medical Assistant's primary roles are:

• Assure efficient patient flow through the office

• Function as a "flow manager"

• Maintain neat, clean, and safe patient care areas

• Promote patient satisfaction by interacting with patients in a professional, friendly manner consistent with their needs.

Required

• Completion of a formal, post-secondary clinical training program (ex. Medical Assistant, EMT, Paramedic, Nursing Assistant) OR Matriculation in, or graduate of, an Associates or Bachelor's degree program in nursing (RN). Nursing students must have completed fundamentals of nursing, skills lab, and at least one clinical rotation in medical / surgical nursing.

Preferred

• Certificate, Diploma or Associates Degree in Medical Assisting from an accredited program.
• 2 years of experience in a related physician's office setting.