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BronxCare Health System

Nonprofit teaching hospital system in the Bronx

Medical Assistant

Full-TimeDeadline 8/27/27
$28.75 - $29.29
Entry
Bronx, NY, USA
In Person
Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryClinical Support & Patient Administration

About the job

Requirements
  • Graduate from an accredited Medical Assistant program.
  • Hold New York State certification as a Medical Assistant.
  • Hold current Basic Life Support certification.
  • Have a high school diploma or GED.
  • Have knowledge of electronic medical record systems and programs.
  • Be knowledgeable in Microsoft Office Suite.
Responsibilities
  • Establish and maintain positive relationships with patients, visitors, and employees, and interact professionally and courteously; introduce yourself by name and title to patients.
  • Participate in the assigned department’s performance and quality-improvement activities, including data collection and analysis, implementation of and compliance with risk-management and claims activities, and participation in Continuous Quality Improvement teams.
  • Follow clinic safety and security, incident and occurrence reporting, infection-control, patient and customer-service, and corporate-compliance policies and guidelines.
  • Prepare patients for provider visits by verifying patient identification according to the National Patient Safety Goals, conducting intake screening and applicable pre-visit planning, and reviewing medical records for visit requirements, missing Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set measures, laboratory documentation, and other test results.
  • Manage patient flow for assigned providers and the clinic by monitoring provider and room availability, identifying the next scheduled patient according to clinic policy, retrieving the patient from the waiting area using current technology and systems, introducing yourself, and escorting the patient to the intake and screening area.
  • Prepare the patient and examination room by cleaning the room before patient entry, instructing patients to change into a gown when required by provider preference or procedure, using two identifiers for patient identification, completing and documenting intake questions, and setting up suture-removal supplies when needed.
  • Assist with patient examinations, chaperone as needed, assist practitioners with procedures, and help patients transfer onto and off examination tables.
  • When necessary and after required training or skills verification, perform suture removal and apply Steri-Strips; perform minor dressing changes; remove casts; prepare specimens for culture; apply cast boots, braces, and supports; assist with minor surgery procedures; observe patients after procedures; and perform phlebotomy.
  • Escort patients into and out of examination rooms, to radiology, and to other departments or units based on follow-up or patient needs.
  • Use hospital information-management programs and navigate the electronic medical record to print patient documents, including patient-education information.
  • After provider encounters, ensure safe patient discharge, confirm patient understanding of discharge instructions, carry out discharge plans under established protocols, schedule appointments as ordered, and prepare examination rooms for the next patient by cleaning and resetting equipment and gowns and disposing of regular, sharps, and medical waste.
  • Answer ringing telephones in the clinical area and use appropriate telephone etiquette and courteous communication.
  • Successfully complete training assigned by supervisors or providers and remain current on departmental, hospital, and regulatory-agency policies and procedures, including those of the Joint Commission and Department of Health.
  • Maintain a professional appearance and follow the health system’s dress code, cell-phone rules, and professional conduct standards.
  • Follow health-system policies, procedures, and standards of practice and remain current on applicable departmental, hospital, and regulatory-agency policies and procedures.

About the company

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BronxCare Health System

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BronxCare Health System is a nonprofit teaching hospital network serving the South and Central Bronx in New York City. Its Grand Concourse hospital provides emergency, inpatient and specialty care, while the Fulton Avenue site offers psychiatric and addiction treatment alongside a nursing home. Neighborhood practices provide primary and outpatient care, and the system bills patients and their health plans for clinical services. It trains physicians through accredited residency programs and maintains medical school and clinical affiliations with Mount Sinai. With hospital origins dating to 1890, BronxCare is headquartered at 1650 Grand Concourse in the Bronx.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

1890

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What believers are saying

  • New York granted BronxCare a $966,667 community HIV primary-care contract through June 2028.
  • UHF selected BronxCare for a 2026 chronic-disease collaborative funded by Mother Cabrini.
  • American Lung Association named BronxCare a Bronx partner for its 2026 clean-air initiative.

What critics are saying

  • Malpractice litigation persists, including 2025 Jackson and 2025 Dixon cases against BronxCare.
  • Headcount fell to 3,180 in March 2026, while openings dropped to six.
  • Dependence on public grants and Medicaid-like reimbursement pressures margins if volumes soften.

What makes BronxCare Health System unique

  • Mount Sinai collaboration expands specialty access across cardiology, oncology, surgery, orthopaedics, pediatrics.
  • BronxCare holds 2026 heart, stroke, emergency, and patient-centered medical home recognitions.
  • CMS Million Hearts model and NCQA recognition reinforce BronxCare's chronic-care management capabilities.

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