Location & Practice Overview

This Medical Assistant role is based in the Baltimore area and supports a mobile dermatology practice that travels to senior living communities rather than working from a single fixed clinic.

Practice Type Mobile dermatology
Care Setting Senior living communities and facilities
Geographic Scope Multiple facilities in the Baltimore area
Delivery Model On-site visits inside participating communities

Responsibilities

  • Room patients, document chief complaints, and complete intake including demographics, medical history, medications, and allergies.
  • Assist the provider during examinations and procedures; enter visit details and support charting in the EMR.
  • Handle specimens with proper labeling and keep treatment areas clean and organized at each facility.
  • Travel with the provider, load and transport clinical supplies and equipment, and set up materials at successive locations.
  • Coordinate with facility staff to gather patients, manage flow, and communicate delays or scheduling issues to internal teams.

Support for patient education and follow-up instructions is provided as directed by the provider.

Qualifications & Requirements

Applicants should meet these core requirements for the mobile dermatology Medical Assistant position.

Clinical Experience
Minimum 1 year of clinical experience; dermatology or outpatient experience is preferred
Transportation
Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
Travel Capacity
Ability and willingness to travel between multiple facilities each day
EMR Skills
Familiarity with electronic medical records; dermatology systems preferred
Certification
CMA or RMA preferred

Compensation & Benefits

Compensation for this full-time position is paid hourly.

  • Pay: $19–$23 per hour
  • Full-time employment

Schedule & Work Environment

Schedule Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Employment Full-time
Work Pattern Travel to several facilities during the workday
Environment On-site clinical support inside residential communities

Patient Population & Clinical Setting

Care is provided to older adults who live in retirement and related residential communities and receive dermatology services without leaving their facility.

Population Older adults residing in senior communities
Setting Independent living, assisted living, and similar facilities
Access Model On-site visits coordinated with community staff

Clinical Focus & Key Services

The work supports dermatologic evaluation and treatment delivered on site, with strong emphasis on accurate documentation and procedure assistance.

Documentation Real-time intake, history, and visit notes in eDerm
Procedure Support Assistance during dermatologic examinations and procedures
Specimen Work Proper labeling and handling of clinical specimens
Patient Preparation Rooming and preparation for on-site dermatology visits

Role Highlights

The position is structured around multi-site mobile work rather than a single fixed clinic.

  • Travel with the provider to successive senior living facilities during the day instead of remaining in one office.
  • Provide clinical support inside residential communities where residents receive care without traveling off-site.
  • Handle loading, transport, and setup of supplies and equipment at each location.
  • Work directly with facility staff to keep patients ready and visits moving smoothly.

About OnSite Dermatology (Integrated Dermatology)

OnSite Dermatology delivers dermatology services inside senior living communities so residents can receive care without traveling to a traditional clinic. The mobile model brings providers and clinical support staff directly to participating facilities. This Medical Assistant role combines patient preparation, real-time documentation in eDerm, procedure support, specimen handling, and coordination with facility staff across scheduled community visits. OnSite Dermatology is part of Integrated Dermatology, a national dermatology organization.

Focus Mobile dermatology care for residents of senior communities
Care Model On-site visits inside residential facilities
EMR Dermatology-specific system (eDerm)

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I need my own vehicle every day?
Yes. A valid driver’s license and reliable transportation are required because the role involves daily travel to multiple facilities with the provider.
Is this a traditional clinic-based Medical Assistant job?
No. Services are delivered on-site inside senior living communities rather than in a fixed outpatient office.
What EMR is used?
Documentation is completed in eDerm, a dermatology-specific electronic medical record. Experience with dermatology systems is preferred.
How many facilities will I visit in a typical day?
The schedule includes travel to several facilities each day within the Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. work hours.
Is CMA or RMA certification required?
Certification is preferred but not required. One year of clinical experience is required.
Will I assist with procedures?
Yes. The Medical Assistant assists the provider during examinations and procedures and handles specimen labeling according to protocol.

Medical Assistant - Dermatology in Baltimore, MD

This full-time Medical Assistant position in Baltimore supports a mobile dermatology service that brings care into senior living communities. The day involves traveling with the provider to multiple facilities, preparing patients, documenting intake and visits in eDerm, assisting during examinations and procedures, handling specimens, and coordinating with community staff. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Candidates need at least one year of clinical experience, a valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and the ability to move between sites daily. CMA or RMA certification is preferred. Pay is $19–$23 per hour. The role is offered through OnSite Dermatology, part of Integrated Dermatology, and centers on multi-site clinical support rather than a single fixed clinic.

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