$20–26+/hour · Monday–Friday daytime hours · No evenings or weekends
At most medical assistant jobs, the MA who can room a patient earns about the same as the MA who can assist on a surgical case. Here, your pay depends on what you can do, and we'll teach you a lot.
Altamonte Dermatology and Maitland Dermatology are a two-office practice in Central Florida. We provide medical, surgical and cosmetic dermatology, including skin cancer care, lasers and photodynamic therapy. We're a small team, so you work closely with our providers, and your work shows.
Two kinds of people do well here
If you're building a long-term career as a Medical Assistant
- A published skills ladder. Your evaluations score dozens of specific skills: rooming, scribing, local anesthesia, surgical assisting, suturing, laser and PDT, patch testing, prior authorizations and more. Each skill you master raises your hourly rate. You never have to wait out a calendar year for a raise.
- Your experience counts from day one. Your starting rate includes credit for your past years in dermatology and as an MA.
- Your rate never goes down.
- Leadership roles that pay more: Clinical Training Specialist, OSHA Safety Coordinator, HIPAA Compliance Officer, Laser Safety Officer and Biomedical Equipment Technician.
- Paid time off that grows each year: from 5 days in year one up to 22 days a year. You can carry over up to 200 unused hours.
If you're headed to PA school, nursing school or medical school
- Hands-on patient care experience: consents, anesthesia, wound care, procedures and patient education, not just clerical work.
- You scribe alongside our providers and learn the reasoning behind each diagnosis and treatment plan.
- You'll see a wide range of dermatology: skin cancer, surgery, lasers, patch testing and specialty medications.
- Our providers write recommendation letters for team members who earn them.
- We ask for about a two-year commitment, and we're open to talking about it. Our training is thorough, and we want you here long enough to get the most out of it.
What you'll do
- Patient care: room patients, review procedure consents, explain procedures and educate patients on their skin conditions and medications.
- Procedures: prepare and give local anesthetic, set up trays, assist with in-office surgery, dress wounds, remove sutures, and decontaminate and sterilize instruments.
- Scribing in EMA (ModMed): take histories, reconcile medications, and enter prescriptions, lab orders and referrals accurately.
- Lab and follow-up: label specimens and fill out requisitions, call patients with biopsy and lab results, and handle refills, specialty pharmacy requests and prior authorizations.
- Front desk as needed: verify insurance and eligibility, and schedule appointments.
- Keep exam and procedure rooms stocked.
What we're looking for
- Required: reliability, attention to detail, and real care for patients. In clinical work, small mistakes matter.
- Certification is not required. We train you on our procedures.
- Preferred: dermatology experience, EMA/ModMed experience, and fluent Spanish (paid extra).
- Recent MA or pre-health graduates with clinical training are welcome.
- Comfortable learning new software. We use modern tools across the practice.
Pay and benefits
- $20–26+/hour. Pay is set by a skills-based evaluation at 90 days and at least once a year after that, plus credit for experience and extra pay for leadership roles.
- 8 paid holidays.
- PTO that grows from 5 to 22 days a year, with carryover.
- Health insurance with part of the cost paid by the practice, for anyone working 20+ hours a week. Dental and vision are also offered, with premiums paid pre-tax.
- Paid training. Continuing education support for pre-approved courses.
- Schedule: Monday–Friday
- Altamonte Springs: 7:45 AM – 5:00 PM
- Maitland: 7:15 AM – 4:00 PM
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