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As of Sep 2, 2026, the average hourly pay for vending machine restock in Florida is $12.90, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $11.30 and $13.85 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Vending Machine Restock job involves refilling vending machines with snacks, drinks, and other products to ensure they remain stocked for customers. Responsibilities typically include checking inventory levels, removing expired or damaged items, collecting cash or digital payments, and maintaining machine cleanliness. This role may also require driving to multiple locations, lifting heavy products, and handling basic machine troubleshooting. It's ideal for individuals who enjoy independent work and staying organized.

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In a Vending Machine Restock role, you'll start the day by following a scheduled route to various locations, replenishing products in vending machines and removing expired or unsellable items. You'll also be responsible for collecting cash or payments, ensuring accurate inventory counts, and performing basic machine maintenance, such as clearing jams. Communication with site managers or facility staff is often required to coordinate restocks or resolve any issues. This position often involves independent work, but you'll also liaise with your supervisor or routing coordinator to update stock needs and report on machine performance. Adapting to different locations and meeting varying stocking needs makes each day both important and dynamic.

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To thrive as a Vending Machine Restock, you need strong organizational skills, basic math abilities, a valid driver’s license, and the physical stamina for lifting and transporting products. Familiarity with handheld inventory scanners, mobile routing apps, and occasionally basic mechanical tools is often required. Reliability, attention to detail, and good customer service skills help set candidates apart in this position. These abilities ensure machines are restocked efficiently, routes are managed accurately, and customer satisfaction is consistently maintained.

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Certified Medical Assistant (CMA)

Palms Medical Group

Starke, FL • On-site

$14.50 - $18.75/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 19 days ago


Job description

Shape Your Future. Serve Your Community. Build Your Career with Palms!
What Life Working at Palms Looks Like:
Mission and Meaningful Work: PMG is a not for profit, Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). That means it's focused on serving underserved populations, offering affordable primary care and preventative services. For many people, that makes the work feel meaningful.
Stability & Growth: PMG has been around for a long time (since 1971) and we are still expanding!
Comprehensive Services & Variety: We offer a wide array of services - family medicine, pediatrics, dental, behavioral health, prenatal care, etc. - So working here gives exposure to different patient populations, conditions and settings.
Patient-Centered, Community Focus: PMG emphasizes accessible care (same day scheduling, weekend appointments, bilingual staff) and works in communities throughout North Florida. It is also a Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH), meaning there's an emphasis on continuity of care, relationships with patients, etc.
Culture & Community: Many reviews say that PMG has a "friendly, compassionate, professional" environment. There is pride among the staff in giving back to the community.
Perks:
Competitive Wages
Comprehensive Health Coverage: Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance
Professional Development Opportunities
Employee Assistance Programs
Company Paid Life Insurance
401k with 5% Match
11 Paid Holidays
20 Days PTO
Recognition and Rewards
Community Impact
Position Summary
The Certified Medical Assistant (CMA)/ Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) is a multi-skilled health professional who works in cooperation with other health care professionals to provide quality health care to the patient.
Description of Primary Responsibilities
Requirements
Description of Primary Attributes
1) Responsible for patient care
a) Provide necessary medical services to patients of Palms Medical Group (PMG) within his/her scope of practice in accordance with stated policies, procedures and protocols of PMG.
b) Maintain the Electronic Health Record with up-to-date documentation of services provided.
c) Provide patient educational materials as directed by PMG providers.
d) Exhibit professionalism with patients and coworkers.
e) Work up, obtain vitals and assist provider with examination procedures as needed.
f) Return phone calls to patients and vendors maintaining communication within scope of practice.
g) Carry out nurse visits within his/her scope of practice.
h) Participate in training programs, educational sessions, etc. as directed by the Clinical Nurse Educator.
2) Responsible for inventory management
a) Maintain knowledge of inventory procedures and submit any order requests to the VP of Business Continuity & Client Relations and designated Clinical Care Coordinator.
b) Restock examination rooms, lab and clinical supplies as needed.
c) Maintain orderly and professional work areas.
d) Maintain knowledge of Vaccines for Children processes.
3) Responsible for administrative duties
a) Read and adhere to the Clinical Policy Manual.
b) Participate in QA, QI and other meetings and/or activities as directed by the Clinical Care Coordinator or VP of Practice Management.
c) Assist the VP of Practice Management with data collection as necessary.
d) Assist with audits, administer and collect surveys, and follow up with red charts as directed by the Clinic Care Coordinator.
e) Perform any other duty assigned by the Clinical Care Coordinator, Clinical Nurse Educator, VP of Practice Management, or CEO to improve the efficiency of PMG.
General Development:
1) Must be organized, self-motivated, and detail oriented.
2) Job duties require the ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
3) Exhibit competence in working with both pediatric and adult patients.
4) May be expected to travel to and provide coverage for other PMG clinics during nursing staff absences.
5) Assist in the training and mentoring of coworkers by sharing knowledge, providing guidance, and supporting skill development.
Professional & Technical Knowledge:
1) Employee will exhibit competency when utilizing the following equipment:
  • ECG
  • PFT
  • In-house hemoglobin
  • Lab centrifuge
  • AED
  • Autoclave
  • Vital Sign Machine
  • Nebulizer and accessories
  • Blood Glucose
  • INR
  • In-house hemoglobin A1c
  • Any other equipment listed on job competencies

2) Employees will comply with job competencies and skill checkoffs as part of the annual evaluation.
3) Employees will be expected to navigate and operate Microsoft Office suite of products, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Licenses & Certifications:
  1. High School Diploma or Equivalent
  2. National certification of CMA or RMA is required
  3. Minimum of one (1) year CMA or RMA experience preferred.
  4. Current BLS (basic life support) Certification

Communications Skills:
  1. Effectively communicates complex and/or technical information to co-workers, patients and/or vendors

Physical/Mental/Emotional Demands:
  • Standing for long periods of time
  • Sitting for long periods of time
  • Viewing a computer monitor for long periods of time
  • Bending
  • Stretching / Reaching
  • Walking short distances
  • Lifting up to 50 pounds
  • Operating office equipment (computer, fax machines, telephones and copy machines)
  • Reading forms / Instructions / Patients Charts
  • Communicating well to people of various ages, educational levels, cultural backgrounds in person or by telephone
  • Exposure to potentially violent / irate patients
  • Health / Safety Consideration of Position
  • Exposure to chemical infectious / contagious illness
  • Exposure to chemical and inhalation of antibiotics during reconstitution
  • Exposure to X-Ray radiation
  • Exposure to a variety of scents and odors
  • Must utilize universal precaution in clinical or exposure situations as prescribed by federal state, and local guidelines and /or laws