As an evening medical assistant, your job is to perform various administrative and clerical tasks during your shift. In this role, you may also draw blood from patients, talk to them about the care they received, or perform a basic exam to gather more information. Medical assistants are not healthcare providers, and you are not expected to perform any treatments or significant procedures. However, you may occasionally perform specific tasks under the supervision of a physician or other healthcare professional. This job is fundamentally the same as a regular medical assistant job aside from the timing of the shift. The definition of evening shifts varies by employers, but it usually includes roles that start by early afternoon and end before midnight.