Connecticut Medical Assistant Jobs

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Your Career Portal for Connecticut Medical Assistant Jobs

Welcome to TAG MedStaffing’s Connecticut-based medical assistant recruitment team, your gateway to fulfilling job opportunities across New York state. Whether you’re looking for full-time positions in prestigious medical facilities or part-time roles in local clinics, our platform offers a wide range of options to suit your preferences.

With strong connections in Connecticut’s healthcare industry, our experienced recruiters will help you find the perfect match based on your specialization, experience, and personal preferences. We proudly serve the entire state, including major cities and communities like Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Stamford, and more.

If you’re in search of medical assistant jobs in Connecticut, please fill out the form below to be considered for potential career opportunities. If your qualifications align with our requirements and available positions, our team will contact you for further communication.

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Medical Assistant Job Specializations in Connecticut

Medical assistants in Connecticut play a vital role in healthcare settings, engaging directly with patients to provide vital support. Their responsibilities encompass tasks such as warmly welcoming patients, coordinating appointment schedules, and recording vital signs before patients’ consultations with physicians. Additionally, medical assistants often take on administrative duties such as managing incoming phone calls and maintaining patient medical records.

Success in this profession requires a combination of precision, attentiveness, and communication skills.

Below are some examples of medical assistant careers you can pursue, along with their daily responsibilities and entry-level certifications commonly associated with the profession:

Surgical Medical Assistant

Surgical medical assistants provide support in surgical settings, assisting surgeons and the surgical team during procedures. See here for more information about their responsibilities, average salary, and qualifications.

Cardiology Medical Assistant

Cardiology medical assistants work alongside cardiologists to provide patient care and administrative support in cardiology settings. See here for more about their responsibilities and qualifications.

Chiropractic Medical Assistant

Chiropractic medical assistants play a crucial role in supporting chiropractors who focus on treating mechanical disorders of the spine and musculoskeletal system. See here for more about their responsibilities and qualifications.

Administrative Medical Assistant

Administrative medical assistants focus on handling administrative duties in healthcare settings. See here for more about their responsibilities and qualifications.

Administrative Medical Assistant

Clinical medical assistants are an integral part of healthcare teams in clinical settings. Their primary role involves direct patient care and support for healthcare professionals. See here for more about their responsibilities and qualifications.

Pediatric Medical Assistants

Pediatric medical assistants focus on providing support in pediatric healthcare settings. See here for more about their responsibilities and qualifications.

Dermatology Medical Assistant

Dermatology medical assistants work alongside dermatologists in medical offices, clinics, or dermatology departments of hospitals. See here for more about their responsibilities and qualifications.

Podiatric Medical Assistant

Podiatric medical assistants work in podiatrist offices, specializing in foot-related disorders and injuries. See here for more about their responsibilities and qualifications.

Ophthalmologic Medical Assistant

Ophthalmologic medical assistants contribute to the care of patients with eye-related disorders and injuries in ophthalmologists' offices. See here for more about their responsibilities and qualifications.

Obstetric Medical Assistant

For those interested in women's healthcare, an obstetric medical assistant career may be appealing. This specialized field requires a broad knowledge of care for women of all ages and life stages. See here for more about their responsibilities and qualifications.

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Leaders in Global Medical Assistant Trends

At TAG MedStaffing, we understand the heartbeat of the healthcare industry. We remain vigilant in being at the forefront of research and data analysis. Our team closely monitors the trends that shape the healthcare landscape.

The chart below visually illustrates the growing demand for medical assistants, providing you with a deeper insight into the evolving healthcare job market. We take pride in being your trusted source for healthcare staffing trends. For weekly insights into the latest healthcare trends, please explore our blog page.

Job Demand Chart for Medical Assistants (2010-2022)

What Drives the High Demand for Connecticut Medical Assistants?

The healthcare landscape is continually evolving to meet the dynamic needs of a diverse population and the advancements in medical technology. Medical assistants play a pivotal role in supporting healthcare professionals and ensuring the well-being of patients, making them highly sought after in the industry.

Expanding Healthcare Facilities in Connecticut

The growth of healthcare institutions and the expansion of existing ones have created an unprecedented demand for medical assistants. These professionals serve as the linchpin of these facilities, ensuring efficient operations and the delivery of top-notch patient care.

Response to Healthcare Challenges, Including COVID-19

The healthcare challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic, have highlighted the essential role that medical assistants play within the healthcare system. They have proven invaluable in administering vaccinations, conducting tests, and providing essential patient care during demanding circumstances, further increasing the demand for their expertise.

Versatile and Adaptable Skill Set

Medical assistants possess a versatile skill set that allows them to excel in various medical specialties. Their ability to adapt to a wide range of healthcare settings positions them as invaluable assets within multidisciplinary healthcare teams.

Connecticut’s Choice for Medical Assistants: TAG MedStaffing

As a leading healthcare agency firm, we do more than observe trends; we shape successful healthcare careers. Our Connecticut team of experts understands the industry’s intricacies, connecting dedicated professionals with rewarding opportunities. Whether you’re a medical assistant aspiring to advance your career or a healthcare facility in search of skilled professionals, we bridge talent with opportunity.

We offer customized staffing solutions tailored to your unique needs, ensuring seamless integration into your healthcare team. TAG MedStaffing is dedicated to upholding the highest standards of quality and professionalism in healthcare staffing.

To learn more about our healthcare specialties, please visit our employer’s page.

Our Services
Temporary Staffing

Bolster your staff during busy periods, to adapt to the higher demand, and scale back when you don’t need the extra help. Leveraging our skilled temporary employees allows you to remain agile depending on demand while benefitting by staying profitable.

Temp-to-Hire

Hire an employee on a temporary basis before deciding whether to commit to a full-time employment offer.  Evaluate a candidate for skills, work ethic, and cultural fit, and then transfer them to your payroll if you wish to hire them permanently.

Travel Nursing & Healthcare Staffing

Leverage our extensive network of traveling nurses and healthcare professionals to adapt to seasonal demand, cover staffing gaps, or grow your facility. You'll be able to reduce stress on your existing team by adding skilled travel professionals, all without increasing your full-time headcount.

Direct Hire

If your organization is in need of full time healthcare professionals, TAG MedStaffing can handle sourcing, screening, and credentialing so you find the people you need to fill vital positions – fast.

Executive Search

From Medical Directors to Chief Marketing Officers and other high-level executives, you need the right people in leadership to ensure success at your healthcare facility.  We can discreetly source top talent and present you with a shortlist of qualified candidates, in a timely and structured manner.

Payrolling

Transfer the temporary employees of your choosing onto our payroll system.  Let TAG MedStaffing handle the administrative burden, including tax withholdings, paycheck distribution, workers’ compensation, unemployment, and more.

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Suite 806C
New York, NY 10001

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