Jobs at Capital Health

Perform conventional, automated, and molecular infectious disease testing; prepare and process patient samples; report clinical data; perform QC, basic instrument maintenance, and statistical analyses; instruct students and staff; perform phlebotomy and ensure TATs and sample integrity.

The NP/PA in Gastroenterology performs patient assessments, develops care plans, documents activities, collaborates with teams, and leads quality improvement processes. Minimum qualifications include relevant licensure and experience in primary or acute care management.

The RN conducts home visits, assesses participants' health, collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, maintains records, and develops care plans.

Hospital-employed Obstetrician Gynecologist to provide full-scope OB/GYN care across two offices and deliver at a Level III NICU. Responsibilities include prenatal, delivery, postpartum, gynecologic care, shared call (1:8), and occasional surgical assistance. Workload ~20-25 patients/day and ~100 deliveries/month.

The Neurologist will examine and treat patients with neurological disorders, conduct tests, prescribe treatments, and manage long-term care strategies.

Provide clinical CT imaging services per radiology standards; serve as a resource to other technologists. Demonstrate knowledge of CT imaging principles, anatomy, positioning, and imaging technique. Perform venipuncture and administer intravenous contrast media as needed, and assist physicians during studies to ensure optimal patient care and efficient departmental operations.

Capital Health seeks a full-time BC/BE Gastroenterologist for a fast-paced hospitalist role, involving patient care, call coverage, and collaboration with residents and specialists.

The RN PACE will assess, plan, implement, and evaluate care for PACE participants in home or community settings. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, developing care plans, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams. The role emphasizes enhancing participant autonomy and health outcomes in a community-based environment.

Provide comprehensive care for epilepsy and seizure disorders, interpret EEGs, prescribe medications, and educate medical personnel.

The Neurophysiology Tech Specialist performs EEGs, VEPs, BAERs, SSEP tests, and other neurodiagnostic procedures, ensuring patient safety and accurate data collection.

Perform concurrent and retrospective utilization reviews, assess appropriateness of level of care, communicate with payers and clinical teams, identify and reduce length of stay and resource use, maintain documentation in UR systems, and participate in performance improvement and care coordination activities.

Provides community-based nursing care through regular home visits for LIFE program participants: triage, comprehensive nursing and functional assessments, care planning with an interdisciplinary team, documentation, care coordination with PCPs and case managers, participant/family education and referrals, participation in program activities and quality/QAPI initiatives.

The IT Clinical App Sys Analyst provides technical support for clinical systems, ensures application performance, manages user access, and resolves issues while communicating with various stakeholders.

The Epilepsy Neurologist examines and treats patients with epilepsy and seizure disorders, manages medications, performs tests, and collaborates with specialists.

The NP/PA will assess patients, develop care plans, perform procedures, document activities, collaborate with the healthcare team, and lead quality improvement initiatives.

Lead design, development, testing, and maintenance of applications and databases. Manage projects and teams, provide technical guidance, conduct system reviews, handle testing and UAT, and assist with hiring, training, and staff mentoring to meet IS documentation and coding standards.

The NP/PA provides comprehensive care for heart failure patients, conducts assessments, develops care plans, collaborates with the healthcare team, and participates in quality improvement and education initiatives.

The Cardiothoracic Physician Assistant conducts patient assessments, develops care plans, performs procedures, and collaborates with the healthcare team to improve patient outcomes and education.

Provide clerical support for the PACE clinic: answer phones, greet participants, schedule appointments, enter authorizations, order and track DME/oxygen and medical supplies, scan and file medical records into the EMR, follow up on consults/labs, coordinate transportation and clinic flow, and maintain daily and weekend reports.

Join a dedicated Rheumatology team providing comprehensive patient care with supervision responsibilities for Medical Residents. Enjoy competitive compensation and a manageable work-life balance.