Jobs at Capital Health

Provides full-scope obstetrics and gynecology care in a hospital-employed group, including office visits, deliveries, surgeries, and shared call coverage. The physician will work across two offices, manage approximately 20–25 patients daily, and participate in a practice delivering about 100 babies monthly. The role requires an MD or DO, specialty training, New Jersey and Pennsylvania licensure, and board certification or eligibility in Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Supports PACE quality and regulatory compliance through data collection, CMS reporting, audit preparation, internal record reviews, corrective-action tracking, policy monitoring, and quality improvement documentation. Coordinates regulatory training and committee materials, maintains audit-readiness systems, and collaborates with EMR vendors and IT teams on data integrity, upgrades, testing, and staff training.

Provides comprehensive orthopedic care across inpatient and outpatient settings, including diagnosis, surgical and nonsurgical treatment, trauma management, postoperative care, imaging interpretation, patient education, and rehabilitation planning. The surgeon participates in shared emergency call coverage, collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, documents clinical care, supports quality improvement, and may supervise or educate residents, students, or advanced practice providers.

Provides comprehensive breast imaging care, including screening and diagnostic mammography, ultrasound, MRI, image-guided biopsies, and localization procedures. Evaluates patients, communicates findings, participates in multidisciplinary breast conferences, supports quality initiatives, documents findings, and teaches clinical staff. Requires an MD or DO, diagnostic radiology board certification or eligibility, New Jersey licensure eligibility, MQSA compliance, and breast imaging experience or fellowship training.

Provides CT imaging services in accordance with radiology standards, applying knowledge of CT principles, anatomy, positioning, and imaging techniques. Performs venipuncture and administers intravenous contrast media, assists physicians with diagnostic studies, supports optimal patient care, and serves as a resource to other technologists.

Provides clinical CT imaging services, applying radiology standards, CT principles, anatomy, positioning, and imaging techniques. Performs venipuncture and administers intravenous contrast media, assists physicians with diagnostic studies, and supports other technologists in delivering efficient, high-quality patient care.

Performs diagnostic radiographic imaging, ensures patient and staff safety, applies radiation protection protocols, sends images to PACS, assists physicians, documents exam information, and provides patient care. May also perform EKGs and manage Holter monitors. Requires accurate patient identification, adherence to department procedures, and availability for on-call, weekend, and holiday work.

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.

Provides clinical and clerical support in a cardiology office. Prepares exam rooms, assists providers and patients, records medical histories and vital signs, performs medication reconciliation, manages patient equipment downloads, and maintains accurate electronic records. Handles registration, billing, scheduling, phone coverage, paperwork, equipment disinfection, infection control, and exam-room stocking. Requires collaboration across Capital Health practices and adherence to provider direction, organizational policies, and applicable state laws.

Provides nursing care for frail elderly PACE participants in a clinic setting. Conducts triage, medical history, physical and functional assessments, care planning, health education, referrals, and ongoing monitoring. Collaborates with interdisciplinary team members, clinic nurses, case managers, and physicians to coordinate care and transitions. Documents participant care, supports families and caregivers, and contributes to quality improvement and QAPI activities.

Provides nursing care to PACE participants through triage, clinical assessments, education, care planning, referrals, documentation, and coordination with interdisciplinary teams, families, primary care providers, and case managers. Conducts initial, routine, and status-change assessments; supports 24-hour care coordination; participates in quality improvement activities; and promotes participant health, independence, and self-care.

Schedules and pre-registers hospital outpatients for diagnostic tests, collecting accurate patient and testing information across multiple systems. Advises patients about referrals, pre-certification, authorization, and registration requirements. Coordinates with physician offices and hospital departments to resolve scheduling conflicts, obtain updated scripts and diagnosis codes, and communicate changes or cancellations. Handles high call volumes while ensuring accurate data entry, Medicare medical-necessity checks, and compliance with scheduling procedures.

Manages complex information technology projects from requirements gathering through implementation. Develops project plans, manages scope, budgets, schedules, risks, vendors, and stakeholders, and coordinates project teams. Analyzes workflows and alternative solutions, evaluates costs and impacts, documents system requirements, leads vendor demonstrations, and communicates project status and recommendations to management.

Provide comprehensive inpatient neurology care including histories/physicals, ongoing assessments, diagnostic/therapeutic procedures, participation in rounds, admission/consult work-ups, care coordination, discharge planning, and quality improvement. Collaborate with physicians and clinical staff and perform age-appropriate services.

Prepares exam rooms, assists providers with patient examinations and vital signs, reviews charts, documents medical histories, manages clerical tasks (registration, scheduling, billing), assists with equipment use/cleaning, and supports patient paperwork and medication reconciliation in an OB/GYN outpatient setting.

Conducts pulmonary diagnostic testing, prepares patients for procedures, interprets physician orders, and ensures quality patient care in accordance with established standards.

Provide outpatient nursing care and navigation for hematology/oncology patients including triage, phone follow-up, education, medication administration, EMR documentation, specimen handling, care coordination, and supporting transitions of care. Participate in quality assurance, follow protocols, and collaborate with providers, social work, and community resources.

The Neurologist will diagnose and treat movement disorders, consult on patient care, prescribe treatments, and manage patient records.

Provide outpatient nursing care for hematology/oncology patients including triage, intake, vitals, medication administration, patient education, phone follow-up after ER/hospital admissions, care coordination with physicians and social work, QA activities, and documentation in the electronic medical record.

Answer multi-line phone system, schedule and register patients, verify insurance and obtain authorizations, collect payments, process claims and daily batches, maintain patient records and perform clerical duties in an OB/GYN practice.