Jobs at Baptist Health

Greet and assist patients, schedule appointments, manage communications, verify insurance, process referrals and authorizations, maintain accurate records, and support daily medical office operations while delivering a positive patient experience.

Supports the Epic Radiant application lifecycle through workflow analysis, configuration, testing, upgrades, integrations, troubleshooting, reporting, security access, and end-user support. The analyst collaborates with healthcare stakeholders, vendors, and IT teams to maintain application functionality, patient data integrity, interoperability, and operational improvements. The role includes remote support, on-call rotations, and participation in Epic governance and enhancement processes.

Provides direct inpatient care to acute and observation patients in a cardiovascular step-down unit. Responsibilities include assessment, care planning, medication administration, documentation, patient advocacy, care coordination, delegation, education, safety, and collaboration with interdisciplinary teams. The RN may also serve as a preceptor, charge nurse, unit educator, or nurse clinician and participates in quality improvement and professional development activities.

Performs diagnostic imaging procedures, positions patients and equipment, evaluates image quality, administers contrast medication, and follows radiation safety and infection-control standards. Provides patient care, documents clinical information, complies with regulations and quality-control requirements, assists with emergencies and adverse contrast reactions, and supports student and new-technologist training.

Paid internship for nursing students enrolled in an RN program. The intern works alongside registered nurses, provides routine and competency-based treatments, assists with hygiene, mobility, nutrition, admissions, discharges, transport, patient observation, documentation, handoff reporting, safety, and infection-control procedures. The role supports Med/Surg patients, including behavioral health and suicide-risk patients, while maintaining privacy, confidentiality, and compliance with hospital policies.

Radiology Tech Interns perform diagnostic imaging procedures under direct supervision, including patient positioning, image quality assessment, radiation safety, contrast administration, infection prevention, patient transport, and documentation. Interns develop proficiency with radiology systems such as EPIC and PACS while gaining the skills required for independent practice after graduation. The role includes working PRN evenings, overnights, weekends, and potentially at other facility locations.

Performs diagnostic imaging procedures, administers contrast medications, ensures patient safety and image quality, maintains radiation safety and documentation, operates radiology computer systems, and mentors students and new technologists. Provides patient-centered care in an orthopedic clinic while maintaining equipment and organized work areas. Requires Alabama radiologic technologist licensure, ARRT certification, BLS certification, graduation from an accredited radiologic technology program, and three years of experience.

Assists with cardiac procedures and perioperative nursing care, including patient assessment, monitoring, conscious sedation, medication administration, emergency response, and collaboration with electrophysiology and anesthesia teams. Supports nursing operations through staffing oversight, patient flow management, quality improvement, staff development, event investigations, and direct patient care. Ensures regulatory compliance, patient safety, education, and service recovery.

Performs diagnostic sonographic examinations, positions patients and equipment, assesses image quality, documents clinical information, follows safety and infection-control standards, and provides patient care during procedures. Collaborates with radiologists, supports quality control, maintains equipment and work areas, assists with student training, and may work at different facilities or transport patients.

Leads regional women's services clinical quality, patient safety, regulatory readiness, and performance improvement across five hospitals. Oversees maternal, neonatal, obstetric, gynecologic, and surgical quality metrics; CMS and Joint Commission compliance; USNWR performance; event reviews; root-cause analyses; corrective action plans; quality reporting; staff education; and system-wide improvement initiatives using Lean, Six Sigma, and high-reliability methods.

Provides occupational therapy in acute care and inpatient settings. Evaluates patients, develops individualized treatment plans, delivers therapeutic activities, monitors progress, documents care and billing, and educates patients and families. Requires acute care or inpatient rehabilitation experience, Alabama licensure as an Occupational Therapist Assistant, BLS certification, and an approved occupational therapy degree.

Performs diagnostic radiologic imaging and related procedures while providing safe, compassionate patient care. Responsibilities include positioning patients and equipment, optimizing image quality, verifying patient information, administering contrast media, applying radiation safety and infection-control practices, maintaining quality-control standards, transporting patients, and supporting student and new technologist training. Requires graduation from an accredited radiologic technology program, current BLS certification, and ARRT registration within 12 months of hire.

Performs diagnostic ultrasound examinations, positions patients and equipment, evaluates image quality, documents clinical information, follows safety and quality-control standards, and provides compassionate patient care. Collaborates with radiologists, assists with emergencies, maintains equipment and work areas, transports patients, and may support student and new-sonographer training. Must maintain ARDMS registration, BLS certification, and competency in routine ultrasound procedures.

Provides direct acute-care nursing to complex neuroscience and neurosurgical patients in an inpatient hospital unit. Responsibilities include patient assessment, individualized care planning, medication administration, documentation, education, delegation, patient advocacy, interdisciplinary collaboration, safety practices, and participation in quality improvement and professional development. The PRN day schedule requires four shifts within six weeks, including one weekend shift.

Greets and assists patients, manages phones and appointments, verifies insurance, updates records, performs clerical tasks, and supports smooth daily medical office operations.

Performs CT and diagnostic imaging procedures, positioning patients and equipment to produce high-quality images. Provides patient care, administers contrast through IV access, performs venipuncture, follows radiation safety and infection-control standards, evaluates image quality, and responds to contrast reactions or emergencies. Maintains quality-control standards, documents clinical information, transports patients, and assists with training student and new technologists.

Develops and delivers standardized, evidence-based onboarding education for clinical and operational staff across multiple facilities. Creates curricula, facilitator resources, competency assessments, simulations, and job aids; coordinates onboarding plans and readiness activities; supports site educators and preceptors; evaluates program outcomes; and ensures alignment with organizational policies, regulatory requirements, accreditation standards, and best practices.

Provides bedside nursing care to acute-care neuroscience and neurosurgical patients under preceptor supervision. Responsibilities include patient assessment, individualized care planning, medication administration, treatments, documentation, safety, patient and family advocacy, care coordination, delegation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and participation in nurse residency and continuing education programs. The role works three 12-hour day shifts every week, including every third weekend.

Leads hospital laboratory operations, including technical and operational policy implementation, budgeting, resource utilization, personnel management, scheduling, point-of-care testing compliance, quality improvement, safety, vendor coordination, and regulatory adherence. Collaborates with pathologists, medical staff, laboratory teams, department managers, and customers to maintain consistent, high-quality laboratory services.

Provides supervised patient care while completing a nursing program, including hygiene, mobility, nutrition, observation, routine and advanced nursing interventions, documentation, transport, safety practices, communication with RNs, and support during admissions, discharges, and diagnostic procedures.