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Rheum Without Walls in Watsonville, CA is seeking a dependable Medical Assistant for a part-time, per diem swing position. Starting pay is $20-22 per hour, with opportunities to rotate between front‑office and patient‑care tasks as clinic needs change.
Ideal candidates are recent medical assisting graduates or early‑career professionals who learn quickly, take initiative, and work well with others. This role requires strong organization, punctuality, and effective communication.
Rheum Without Walls | Watsonville, CA Starting pay: $20-22 per hour
Rheum Without Walls is seeking dependable, organized medical assistants to join our rotating coverage team. This opportunity is geared toward recent medical assisting graduates and early-career candidates who have not yet acquired the 3–5 years of outpatient experience required for more experienced positions.
This is a hands‑on role for someone who learns quickly, takes initiative, and can move between front‑office and patient‑care responsibilities as clinic needs change. Following initial orientation and demonstration of competency, candidates are expected to manage routine assigned duties with minimal supervision while working effectively with the broader team.
Recent medical assisting graduates are encouraged to apply. Candidates should have foundational medical assisting skills, comfort using computers, and a willingness to learn electronic medical record workflows. Spanish–English bilingual proficiency is strongly preferred.
Part‑time, per diem coverage based on clinic needs [ 1-2 days per week] and mutually confirmed availability. Weekly hours are not guaranteed. Staff are expected to communicate availability proactively and honor confirmed shifts.
Candidates who demonstrate reliability, sound judgment, rapid learning, and the ability to organize clinic workflows may be considered for a position with greater responsibility, depending on performance and practice needs. Advancement, additional hours, and pay increases are not guaranteed.
No discretionary employer-sponsored benefits are offered during the first year. Legally required benefits, including applicable paid sick leave, will be provided. Any future benefit eligibility will depend on the position and practice policies.