Jobs at Augusta Health

The Provider Relations Specialist builds relationships with healthcare providers and organizations, promotes services, and addresses referral access issues, while supporting strategic growth initiatives through field engagement.

Coordinate patient flow and bed placement across hospital units, manage admission requests from ED/direct admissions/procedural areas, collaborate with physicians and leadership, provide backup to the Nursing Supervisor, support process improvement, and act as a clinical resource to frontline staff to ensure safe, timely, patient-centered care.

Provides reception, communication, secretarial and operational support for a cardiology office. Serves as liaison between patients, staff, and physicians, implements office processes, and supports daily clinic operations.

Provide clinical support and direct patient care in a physician office setting. Perform and document assigned duties under physician supervision per the State Board of Nursing, assist with clinic operations, and access medical records, supplies, and locked medication storage. Requires CPR certification and valid Virginia LPN or CMA licensure; prior physician office experience is preferred.

Provide clinical support and direct patient care in an orthopedic outpatient clinic. Perform and document assigned duties under physician supervision, assist with clinic operations, access and manage medical supplies and locked drug storage as authorized, and maintain efficient clinic workflow. Must be CPR certified; LPNs require Virginia LPN licensure. CMA certification preferred or to be obtained within 12 months.

Student intern performs radiographic imaging under supervision: operates x‑ray equipment, positions patients, processes images, documents charges in Meditech, uses PACS, assists with transports and patient transfers, follows radiation safety and infection control, and supports fluoroscopic and special procedures.

The Reimbursement Specialist II performs oncology revenue cycle duties including insurance verification, prior authorizations, and coding reviews. They ensure compliance with coding integrity and assist in denial prevention and resolution while collaborating with clinical and billing teams.

The OB technician assists nursing care and surgical services in maternity, ensuring patient comfort and hygiene, while following health standards and policies.

Manage the event reporting and safety program, respond to safety events, facilitate debriefs and root cause analyses, analyze trends, support safety surveys, and collaborate across the organization to improve patient safety and quality.

Provide decentralized clinical pharmacy services across hospital units including ICU, ED, surgery, OB, nursery, and infusion center. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, verify prescriber orders, develop order sets and medication policies, evaluate medication use, educate staff, precept students, manage formulary, and participate on hospital committees. Provide onsite weekend coverage every fourth weekend.

Provide high-level administrative and operational support to executive leadership by managing complex priorities, sensitive information, communications, and logistics. Use independent judgment and discretion, collaborate with team members to support shared priorities, adapt to changing business needs, and occasionally work outside standard business hours.

Provide safe patient transport and Basic Life Support (BLS) care during transfers to and from medical facilities, following protocols and ensuring patient safety and comfort.

Provide direct patient care and clinical support in an outpatient radiology setting. Coordinate the Low Dose CT Lung Screening Program, assist physicians, perform IV access and port accessing as needed, and deliver emergency care when required. Support efficient clinic operations as part of the care team.

Provide clinical support to the physician, perform direct patient care, and assist in the efficient operation of the clinic.

The Administrative Assistant II supports a physician's office by managing receptionist and secretarial tasks, liaising with patients and staff, and implementing operational processes. Prioritization and communication skills are essential.

The RN will provide patient care, coordinate medical plans, and maintain nursing standards, while guiding other personnel. Focused on critical care nursing in the PACU setting.

Provide administrative support to nursing leadership, while exercising judgement. Perform office duties and maintain professional communication with patients and staff. Service-oriented experience is preferred.

The Admin Assistant III - Cardiology performs administrative duties in a physician's office, including scheduling, data analysis, and employee training, while ensuring effective communication and support for patients and staff.

The CMA/LPN will provide clinical support to the physician and direct patient care, assisting in clinic operations and patient documentation under supervision.

The CMA/LPN provides clinical support and direct care to patients, assisting the physician and ensuring clinic operations run efficiently. Duties include accurate documentation and compliance with nursing regulations.