Overview

Medical Assistant – Dental Surgical Practice

Location: Hauppauge, NY
Employment Status: Full-Time
Work Schedule: Monday through Friday, with occasional adjustments based on surgical cases
Reports To: Registered Nurses, Surgeons, and Anesthesia Providers

About the Practice

We are a reputable dental implant surgical facility committed to delivering high-quality, patient-centered care in a collaborative and professional setting. Our center focuses on advanced implant procedures supported by a skilled surgical, nursing, and anesthesia team.

We are currently looking for a reliable and driven Medical Assistant to provide hands-on support to our clinical staff and help ensure safe, efficient, and compassionate care for every patient.

Position Overview

The Medical Assistant is an essential member of the surgical care team, assisting with patient preparation, clinical assessments, and procedural support before, during, and after surgery. This role is ideal for someone who is attentive, organized, and able to remain composed while working in a dynamic surgical environment.

Core Duties

  • Support nurses, surgeons, and anesthesia providers throughout all phases of patient care

  • Prepare operating rooms, equipment, and supplies prior to procedures

  • Perform 3D imaging and panoramic scans as required for treatment planning

  • Assist with anesthesia setup, induction, and patient recovery under direction

  • Observe and document vital signs, identifying changes in patient condition

  • Help with blood draws, oxygen monitoring, and other delegated clinical tasks

  • Coordinate closely with front-desk staff, dental assistants, laboratories, and leadership to maintain smooth workflows

  • Work alongside surgical and dental assistants during procedures, with willingness to learn additional assisting responsibilities

  • Track and replenish clinical supplies as needed

  • Follow all safety protocols, infection prevention standards, and regulatory requirements

Required Qualifications

  • Certified Medical Assistant or equivalent credential (required)

  • Current BLS and/or ACLS certification (required)

  • EMT certification (highly preferred)

  • Previous experience in dental or oral surgery settings, or strong interest in learning

  • Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail

  • Clear communication skills and ability to work effectively within a team

  • Strong multitasking and time-management abilities

  • Professional, empathetic, and patient-oriented approach

Compensation & Benefits

  • Competitive hourly pay based on experience and qualifications

  • Opportunities for continued training and professional growth

  • Supportive, team-focused work culture

  • Optional benefits may include health insurance, paid time off, or retirement options, if offered

About the Clinical Team

Our clinical professionals oversee the full spectrum of patient care, including advanced imaging, pre-surgical evaluations, medical history review, intraoperative monitoring, and post-surgical follow-up. Collaboration and communication across all departments are central to maintaining patient safety, efficiency, and a positive care experience.