Administrative Medical Specialist Juniors, Seniors or Post-Grad Only

Company Name: Comprehensive Foot & Ankle Specialists

CFAS is a podiatry practice led by a fellowship-trained podiatric surgeon, offering a wide range of foot and ankle services — from custom orthotics and digital X-rays to sports-medicine, wound care, minimally invasive and surgical treatments, and regenerative podiatric medicine therapy. 

Industry: Healthcare

Website: cfasdoc.com

Address: 2816 Windguard Circle, Ste 102, Wesley Chapel, FL 33544

Phone: 813-344-1932

Email: contactus@cfasdoc.com

Company Size: 1-10

Prospective Candidates:

1) We are seeking a motivated individual who is interested in acquiring meaningful experience within a podiatric medical setting. This position uniquely offers valuable skills applicable across a variety of healthcare and administrative roles. Ideally, we hope to find a candidate who is not only looking to learn but also interested in establishing long-term roots and growing alongside our practice.

2) This position also offers an excellent opportunity for college students and early-career professionals to gain hands-on experience in a dynamic healthcare environment. It provides exposure to general healthcare operations and patient care, serving as a valuable stepping stone toward a wide range of healthcare careers. Candidates can leverage this role to build practical skills, enhance their resumes, and demonstrate constructive engagement while preparing for graduate programs or future professional opportunities. Whether you are exploring the healthcare field, aiming to strengthen your application for advanced studies, or seeking meaningful early-career experience, this position offers a strong foundation and professional growth.

Positions Titled: Administrative Medical Specialist,  Podiatric Clinical Specialist

Positions Available: Volunteer/Intern Available with possible transition to 1 Full-Time, or 1 Part-Time upon graduation

Typical expectations/requirements include:

Minimum of high school diploma or equivalent; completion of a medical‑assistant training program preferred but not required 

Certification (or willingness to get certified) podiatric‑medical assistant/technician certificate. 

Basic clinical skills: assisting with patient intake and care, assisting with foot‑care procedures (casting, applying orthotics, nail care, wound care, preparing patients for exams), cleaning/prepping equipment/rooms, medical referrals, surgery scheduling

Good communication and interpersonal skills, since assistants will often interact with patients, coordinate visit logistics, and support physicians. 

Organizational skills, attention to detail, ability to maintain patient records (or work with electronic medical records), and follow healthcare regulations. 

Prior experience in a clinical/podiatry setting helpful but not required, candidates will have on-the job training.

Often physical stamina: ability to stand for long periods, move between patient rooms, possibly assist with patients who have mobility issues, help with equipment, etc. 

Flexibility, Reliability and compassion — many patients may be elderly, disabled, or have limited mobility; staff should be patient, empathetic, respectful, and attentive.

Clinical competence or willingness to learn — for assistants especially: able to support a wide range of podiatry services (orthotics, digital x‑rays, wound care, casting, patient prep) and follow protocols carefully.

Good communication skills — clear, compassionate communication with patients, caregivers, facility staff; ability to explain procedures, manage appointments, coordinate with physician(s).

Strong organizational skills and professionalism 

Teamwork and adaptability — working with physicians, other support staff, possibly variable team members depending on location and patient.