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Responsibilities Temporary Medical Records Clerk Opportunity - Pembroke Hospital is a 120-bed acute care, inpatient behavioral health facility located south of Boston, in Pembroke, MA. Situated on 26 ...

Responsibilities Temporary Medical Records Clerk Opportunity - Pembroke Hospital is a 120-bed acute care, inpatient behavioral health facility located south of Boston, in Pembroke, MA. Situated on 26 ...

Responsibilities Temporary Medical Records Clerk Opportunity - Pembroke Hospital is a 120-bed acute care, inpatient behavioral health facility located south of Boston, in Pembroke, MA. Situated on 26 ...

Responsibilities Temporary Medical Records Clerk Opportunity - Pembroke Hospital is a 120-bed acute care, inpatient behavioral health facility located south of Boston, in Pembroke, MA. Situated on 26 ...

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How much do temporary medical jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 4, 2026, the average hourly pay for temporary medical in the United States is $19.89, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.07 and $21.88 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a temporary medical job?

Temporary medical jobs are short-term positions in the healthcare field, often filled to address seasonal demand, staff shortages, or special projects. These roles can include nurses, doctors, medical assistants, technicians, and administrative staff working on a contract or per-diem basis. Temporary medical professionals may work in hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, or through staffing agencies. The flexibility of these roles can be appealing to those seeking varied experience or work-life balance.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a temporary medical professional?

To thrive as a Temporary Medical Professional, you need a solid medical background, active licensure, and the ability to quickly adapt to new clinical environments. Familiarity with common electronic health record (EHR) systems, hospital protocols, and relevant certifications like BLS or ACLS is essential. Strong interpersonal skills, flexibility, and reliability help you integrate smoothly into new teams and deliver quality patient care. These skills and qualities ensure continuity of care and efficiency in various healthcare settings, even during short-term assignments.

What are some common challenges faced by professionals in temporary medical roles, and how can they effectively overcome them?

Professionals in temporary medical positions often face challenges such as quickly adapting to new clinical environments, learning different electronic health record (EHR) systems, and integrating with existing teams. To thrive, it's important to be proactive in asking questions, seek orientation or mentorship when available, and maintain strong communication with colleagues. Building adaptability and staying organized will help you deliver quality care regardless of setting, while also enhancing your reputation for reliability—potentially opening doors for future opportunities.

What is the difference between Temporary Medical vs Temporary Nursing?

AspectTemporary MedicalTemporary Nursing
Required CredentialsMedical assistant certification, CPR, basic healthcare trainingRN or LPN license, nursing certification, CPR
Work EnvironmentClinics, hospitals, outpatient facilitiesHospitals, nursing homes, clinics
Employer & Industry UsageHospitals, clinics, healthcare staffing agenciesHospitals, long-term care facilities, staffing agencies
Common Search & ComparisonYesYes

Temporary Medical roles typically involve assisting with patient care, administrative tasks, or basic healthcare support, requiring certifications like medical assistant or basic healthcare training. Temporary Nursing positions are more advanced, requiring RN or LPN licenses, and involve direct patient care in hospitals or long-term care facilities. Both roles are vital in healthcare staffing, but they differ in credentials, responsibilities, and work environments.

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Infographic showing various Temporary Medical job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 79% Full Time, 14% Part Time, and 6% Contract. Highlights an 87% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 12% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $41,370 per year, or $19.9 per hour.

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Job description

 

“To enhance the quality of life for men, women and children in the greater Los Angeles area through the provision of high quality, accessible and affordable healthcare services.”

This would be a great opportunity to make a difference with you onboard!

JOB TITLE: Medical Assistant

DEPARTMENT: Back Office

REPORTS TO: Operations Manager

 

POSITION OVERVIEW:

To assist patients to understand recommendations given by their health care providers; performs patient care functions; answers and screens medical calls; post patient’s information to medical records and provides support in planning continuity of treatment.


DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES:

  1. Participates with medical/Interdisciplinary team to coordinate and facilitate patient flow and chart management.
  2. Maintain a Positive, self-motivated attitude at all times.
  3. Performs point of care glucose testing and spot hemoglobin, documents performance of, and results, in EHR.
  4. Assists with obtaining authorizations for services, ensures all required medical justification is collated and submitted, as needed.
  5. Escorts patients from the reception area to all patient areas (i.e. consult room, exam room, procedure room, lab draw room, check out).
  6. Reviews healthcare questionnaire for completeness and ensures any missing information is obtained.
  7. Notifies treating provider when patients are ready to be seen and expedites smooth patient flow.
  8. Consistently ensures all patient care areas are kept clean and tidy; changes beds (paper/linen) after each patient encounter, removes soiled linen (gowns/robes/pillow cases/sheets/blankets) and ensures clean linen is always available.
  9. Proactively prepares supplies and equipment for minor procedures. (i.e. Biopsies, injections, suture removal, wound debridement).
  10. Conducts a weekly check of supplies to ensure none are expired.
  11. Checks all sharps container receptacles on a daily basis and ensures any full containers are replaced; full containers stored in the dirty utility room for pick-up.
  12. Ensures all patient identifying information is HIPAA compliant; removes any patient identifying information and ensures it is scanned into the EHR or placed in the confidential bin for shredding as needed. Reports any issues with broken equipment and ensures it is removed and sent for repairs.
  13. Schedules ordered tests as appropriate.
  14. Answer telephone calls, explains clinic process, fee schedules, and services to clients. Provides general information to caller, and refers calls to the provider when necessary.
  15. Patients and/or parent/guardian will be informed regarding services, contraindications, procedures, after care instructions, or counseled based on the payer requirements.
  16. Assist clients in completing the medical history and medical program intake forms, and/or consents, ensuring that the patient understands when obtaining patient signature.
  17. Review patient chart for completeness, errors, signatures and appropriate assembly.
  18. Measures, records in NextGen and reports (to provider) vital signs, weight and height in the electronic healthcare record.
  19. Assists clinicians with medical examinations as needed.
  20. Makes and documents appropriate referrals and forwards them in a timely manner to the referrals clerk to ensure patient care & compliance according to agency standards.
  21. Prepares treatment rooms for examination of patients.
  22. Cleans and sterilizes instruments.
  23. Gives injections or treatments, and performs routine laboratory tests.
  24. Makes sure that all necessary equipment are available in the rooms.
  25. Ensure that labs are sent to the correct laboratories, according to the patient insurance.
  26. Able to cover all departments Pediatrics, Women’s health, General medicine.
  27. Operates electrocardiograph (EKG), and other equipment to administer routine diagnostic test or calls medical facility or department to schedule patients for tests.
  28. Consistently ensures to check oxygen tank on a weekly basis.
  29. Ensures crash cart has been checked on a monthly basis.
  30. Identifies, initiates and implements measures to deliver high quality care to patients and improve services.
  31. Responds efficiently and timely to all patient and provider staff needs and inquiries.
  32. Ensures excellent customer service to all FHCCGLA patients.
  33. Works with the operations managers to manage patient scheduling and flow to address bottlenecks, scheduling issues, etc.
  34. Handles patient grievances according to FHCCGLA’s Policy & Procedure.
  35. Assists in developing, updates & reviews of FHCCGLA Policies & Procedures (P&P’s) as needed (with input from all other key personnel).
  36. Ensures HIPAA compliance by maintaining strict confidentiality of all patient data and E.H.R./Practice Management System (PMS) according to regulations and FHCCGLA’s P&P’s.
  37. Attends the following meetings/trainings
    • Mandatory Quarterly Staff Meeting/Trainings- Quarterly (Jan., Apr., Jul. & Oct.)
    • Corporate Risk Management Meeting- Quarterly (Jan., Apr., Jul. & Oct.), as needed (advanced notice will be provided when feasible)
    • Clinical & Operations (C&O) Meeting- As needed (advanced notice will be provided when feasible)
    • Meetings with FHCCGLA’s Executive Leadership, as needed (advanced notice will be provided when feasible)
  38. Other pertinent meetings- As scheduled
  39. Remains informed of:
    • Current legal and regulatory changes related to scope of practice.
    • Specific programs/payors, insurances accepted, and services being offered at FHCCGLA.
    • All applicable Policies & Procedures
  40. Other duties as assigned.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

  1. A. Certificate, required.
  2. Current CPR Certification-required to be kept up to date.
  3. FQHC experience, highly preferred.
  4. Excellent analytical skills.
  5. Motivation to take initiative to ensure all tasks performed are completed thoroughly and accurately.
  6. Knowledge of administrative principles and procedures.
  7. Computer knowledge preferred (e.g., NextGen (E.H.R. & PMS), Microsoft Word and Excel).
  8. Strong verbal and written skills.
  9. Ability to communicate both verbally and in writing.
  10. Bilingual English/Spanish and familiarity with the Hispanic culture.
  11. Access to automobile with valid California driver’s license and state mandated automobile insurance.
  12. Work schedule may include evenings, overtime, and weekends as needed.
  13. Ability to prioritize workload and work under pressure of deadlines.
  14. Ability to meet tight time sensitive deadlines.
  15. Motivated and committed to the provision of high-quality healthcare for indigent and underserved communities.
  16. Willingness to adapt to changes with regards to the agency’s growth and expansion.
  17. Ability to speak Spanish, preferred.

ADDITIONAL ELIGIBILITY QUALIFICATIONS:

  1. Observes regulations on time card use and reporting.
  2. Maintains attendance as per policy.
  3. Maintains a clean and safe work area.
  4. Observes Fire and Safety policy and procedures.
  5. Observes general Safety/Employee Health policies and procedures.
  6. Maintains a current annual health screening.
  7. Observes FHCCGLA Appearance/Dress standards.                           
  8. Maintains the privacy and confidentiality of both client and employee with regard to medical records.
  9. Displays clearly visible identification.
  10. Ability to work well with others in a professional and team-oriented environment.
  11. Well-developed interpersonal skills, friendly personality and able to motivate staff by promoting teamwork.
  12. Ability to relate to the public regardless of ethnic, religion and economic status.
  13. Excellent communication skills.
  14. Willingness to travel.
  15. Strong planning and organizational skills.
  16. Problem analysis and critical thinking skills.
  17. Excellent customer service skills.
  18. Knowledge of the following (but not limited to), preferred:
    • My Health LA                     PPO’s                                  HMO’s
    • Medicare                            Family PACT                     CPSP         
    • Medi-Cal                             Fee-for-Service                 CHDP
    • Managed Care Plans       Every Woman Counts     
  19. Conducts only work-related conversations when clients are waiting for service.
  20. Does not discuss other staff members, policies, problems, or medical care in public areas of the clinic.

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