Overview:
Small, fast-paced anesthesia practice seeking a reliable and detail-oriented assistant. This role is ideal for a pre-med student taking a gap year and looking for hands-on exposure to healthcare operations and patient coordination, specifically in the field of anesthesia.
Responsibilities:
- Assist anesthesiologist in various clinical settings, involving children and adults.
- Manage scheduling, billing, and office organization
- Maintain records and credentialing paperwork
- Communicate with other medical offices and coordinate referrals
- Based in NY office but must travel between locations (NY, NJ, CT) as needed (MUST BE ABLE TO DRIVE)
- Provide administrative support to the physician
Why It’s a Good Fit for Pre-Med Students:
- Exposure to anesthetic care, clinical workflows and medical practice management
- Develop communication, organization, and healthcare admin skills
- Professional development support and potential tuition reimbursement
Requirements:
- Strong organization and attention to detail
- Professional communication skills
- Valid driver’s license (company car provided)
- Basic Excel/documentation skills
- Punctual and flexible (occasional early start days)
Schedule & Details:
- Monday–Friday, typically 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Occasional early start (as early as 5:00 AM)
- $25/hour plus potential overtime
- Optional paid weekend work
- In-person, multiple locations
We are looking for candidates to start at the end of May. Duration of job is flexible.
If interested, please email a resume to info@riseanesthesia.com
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