Night Shift Certified Medical Assistant provides direct patient care and clinical support in a correctional facility, collaborating with security and healthcare teams to maintain a safe environment. The role ensures accurate patient documentation, medication administration, and adherence to strict security protocols while operating during rotating night shifts. The position contributes to the well-being and rehabilitation of residents in a high-security setting.

Key Responsibilities:

Deliver direct patient care and clinical support within the facility Collaborate with security and healthcare teams to maintain safety Document patient assessments, treatments, and medication administration accurately Adhere strictly to facility policies, including security protocols and no-phone rules Execute shift-specific duties as outlined in training and orientation

Qualifications:

High school diploma or GED Certified Medical Assistant certification CPR/BLS certification Minimum 2 years psychiatric or corrections healthcare experience Experience in correctional facilities or similar high-security environments Proven ability to handle high-pressure situations Valid CMA certification Ability to pass a rigorous background check and facility clearance Strong communication, interpersonal, and soft skills Ability to follow strict no-phones policy and security protocols Capacity to work rotating night shifts and accommodate schedule flexibility

Preferred Skills:

Correctional healthcare specialist certification

Benefits:

Premium pay 13% above market Weekly direct deposit with next-day pay Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance starting 1st day of month after start Disability, life, and sick leave coverage Health benefits maintained through winter/summer break 401(k) with competitive match Referral and loyalty bonuses License and CEU reimbursements Paid housing or stipends Travel and mileage reimbursements Guaranteed hours Cancellation protection

Qualifications:

You hold a valid CMA and CPR/BLS certification. You have at least two years in psychiatric or corrections healthcare. You can thrive on night shifts under strict security protocols