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Aura Dermatology At Robbinsville Ll is seeking a Per Diem Mohs Surgery Medical Assistant to join our team on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. You will work alongside the Mohs Surgeon during multi-stage skin cancer surgeries, coordinating with the pathology lab and ensuring smooth, high-volume operative days.
The role requires sterile technique expertise, EMR proficiency (EMA/Modernizing Medicine or Nextech), and a calm, patient-focused bedside manner in a fast-paced dermatology surgical setting.
Days Required: Tuesdays and Wednesdays (every other week) // Can also work FT as MA for clinic other days
Department: Mohs Micrographic Surgery / Surgical Dermatology
Reports To: Clinical Manager/ Practice Manager
We are seeking an efficient, highly skilled Per Diem Mohs Surgery Medical Assistant to join our team every Tuesday and Wednesday. In this specialized role, you will work directly alongside our Mohs Surgeon during multi-stage skin cancer surgeries, reconstructions, and repairs. You will manage the high-velocity workflow of the surgical day, coordinate between patients and the pathology lab, and deliver exceptional surgical care. The ideal candidate has deep experience in a sterile field environment and thrives in a fast-paced, high-volume surgical clinic.
First Assisting: Act as the primary surgical first assist to the Mohs Surgeon during tumor excisions, tissue layer removals, and complex reconstructions.
Sterile Field Management: Set up sterile surgical trays, prep patient surgical sites, and maintain strict aseptic technique throughout the day.
Hemostasis & Bandaging: Assist with surgical hemostasis (electrosurgical units/cautery) and apply precision surgical pressure dressings.
Tissue Coordination: Properly gross, label, log, and map surgical tissue specimens to hand off immediately to the on-site histology lab technician.
Patient Scribing: Accurately document surgical margins, stage depths, defect measurements, and closure types in the EHR system in real-time.
Wound Care & Education: Provide intensive pre- and post-operative instructions, explain emergency bleeding protocols, and handle suture removal visits.
Instrument Sterilization: Clean, package, and autoclave surgical instruments, ensuring rapid turnover of specialized surgical packs.
Biopsy Verification: Review and verify previous pathology reports and surgical site markings prior to the patient entering the operating suite.
Quick Onboarding: Step into the clinic on Tuesdays and Wednesdays with immediate focus, seamlessly blending with the existing core clinical team.
Post-Op Documentation: Scan and log pathology maps and final reconstruction tracking documents into the patient's electronic medical chart.
Ability to stand for long periods of time at the surgical table.
Excellent visual acuity to assist with delicate surgical closures under bright OR lighting.
Fine motor skills to handle small surgical needles, sutures, scalpel blades, and delicate instruments safely.