Jobs at Baptist Health

Certified inpatient pharmacy technician responsible for assembling and distributing medications under pharmacist supervision. Duties include ordering, receiving, storing, distributing, and monitoring medication use. The role requires national pharmacy technician certification and Kentucky Board of Pharmacy registration, with pharmacy experience preferred. Work follows a 7-on/7-off rotation with 11-hour evening shifts, including weekends and holidays.

Transports patients safely between clinical and support areas using wheelchairs, beds, stretchers, and specialized equipment. Assists with mobility, lifting, transfers, and patient handling while following safety and infection-control procedures. Distributes requested items between departments, validates patient identities, monitors comfort and condition, and reports distress or equipment issues. Full-time role with variable first- and second-shift schedules and occasional weekends.

Certified pharmacy technician supporting hematology oncology pharmacy operations through medication ordering, receiving, storage, preparation, sterile compounding, labeling, distribution, inventory restocking, station inspections, calculations, and medication-use monitoring. The role requires compliance with state and federal regulations, USP 797, infection-control procedures, and cost-containment practices.

Performs radiographic examinations using general X-ray equipment while also working as a medical assistant in an urgent care setting. Collects pertinent patient information, supports physicians and clinical staff, identifies patient needs, and performs duties consistent with training and demonstrated competencies. Requires radiologic technologist or Indiana grandfathered LMR credentials, medical assistant training or experience, BLS certification, and active ARRT and KBMIRT credentials.

Schedules patient appointments, diagnostic tests, and hospital procedures for cardiovascular and vascular services. Obtains registration, insurance, referral, and pre-certification information; confirms appointments; maintains hospital cards; communicates medical information; updates providers; and verifies schedule accuracy in electronic systems.

Performs routine, preventive, and emergency maintenance for hospital HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and medical systems. Responds to work orders, monitors facility operating conditions, maintains assets through the CMMS, and follows patient care and infection control standards. May work outside regular shifts, during inclement weather, or in emergencies.

Provides safe, effective medication therapy for outpatient infusion patients. Responsibilities include medication preparation and distribution, order evaluation and verification, drug information support, medication regimen monitoring and management, collaboration with healthcare professionals, and pharmacy inventory management.

Coordinates clinical trial activities and patient care under approved protocols and applicable regulations. Collaborates with investigators, research staff, clinicians, and stakeholders; documents patient condition changes, adverse events, medications, protocol compliance, and treatment response. Uses electronic systems and hospital experience to support research processes, resolve issues, and ensure accurate protocol execution while developing clinical research expertise.

Supports same-day surgery patients with vital signs, EKGs, pre- and post-operative care, hygiene, enemas, specimen handling, equipment cleaning, supply transport, and safe patient transport. Follows Registered Nurse direction, verifies patient identity, handles specimens appropriately, and maintains patient safety during procedures and transfers.

Provides safe and effective medication therapy for outpatient infusion patients. Responsibilities include preparing and distributing medications, evaluating and verifying medication orders, providing drug information to healthcare professionals, monitoring medication regimens, supporting centralized and decentralized medication systems, and managing pharmacy inventory.

Manage a caseload to coordinate assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation of discharge plans and care transitions. Ensure resource utilization, comply with CMS and external reviewers, communicate across care providers, identify patients needing case management, and monitor outcomes. For heart failure cases, focus on patient education, optimal discharge planning to prevent readmission, and coordination with pharmacists, heart failure clinic, and remote monitoring.

Schedules patient appointments, diagnostic tests, and hospital procedures for cardiovascular and vascular services. Obtains registration, insurance, referral, and pre-certification information; confirms appointments; maintains hospital cards; communicates medical information; updates providers; and verifies scheduling accuracy in the electronic scheduling system.

Develops and maintains reimbursement models for hospital and physician services. Supports managed care negotiations, payment auditing, denial management, and financial profitability forecasting. Requires healthcare revenue cycle operations or analytics experience in a multidimensional environment, along with a bachelor’s degree in finance, management, information technology, statistics, or a related field.

Schedules patient appointments, diagnostic tests, hospital procedures, consultations, and follow-ups. Obtains registration, insurance, referral, and pre-certification information; confirms appointments; maintains hospital cards; communicates medical information; updates providers; and verifies scheduling accuracy in electronic systems.

Schedules patient appointments, diagnostic tests, and hospital procedures for cardiovascular and vascular services. Obtains registration, insurance, referral, and pre-certification information; confirms appointments; maintains hospital cards; communicates medical information; updates providers; and verifies schedule accuracy in electronic scheduling systems.

Provides supervised direct patient care on a surgical telemetry floor, including measuring and documenting height, weight, and vital signs; repositioning and assisting patients with mobility; supporting personal hygiene and catheter care; and conducting hourly safety rounds.

Provides autonomous and collaborative direct patient care in cardiology as part of a physician-led team. Applies clinical reasoning, evidence-based practice, research, and healthcare decision-making while complying with organizational, regulatory, and accreditation standards. Maintains professional certification, licensure, and liability eligibility.

Maintain the quality and integrity of the master patient index and Health Information Management systems. The role requires at least five years of HIM or comparable experience, or two years with a degree in Health Administration. RHIT or RHIA certification is preferred.

Provides shift leadership and coordinates nursing workflow on a 24-bed telemetry unit. Delivers direct patient care through assessments, treatments, admissions, transfers, discharges, education, care coordination, and treatment planning. Addresses patient, family, physician, performance, and risk-management concerns while supporting safe, efficient, high-quality care for neurology, neurosurgery, stroke, TIA, CVA, and orthopedic patients.

Provides emergency department nursing care, including patient assessment, care planning, direct treatment, care coordination, leadership, quality support, and patient-centered service. Requires Kentucky RN licensure, an accredited nursing degree, BLS certification, and department-specific ACLS, PALS, NRP, and dysrhythmia training as applicable.