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Perform medical assistant duties in a pediatric clinic setting, including rooming patients, collecting patient information, assisting providers, and administering medications and immunizations.

The Project Manager at Children's Wisconsin will partner with clinical and business leaders to manage projects that align with the organization's strategy. Responsibilities include facilitating stakeholder teams, developing project plans, and ensuring communication and integration of project work. The role also involves identifying risks, managing issues, and collaborating with internal and external stakeholders.

Provide support, analysis, configuration, development, testing, and implementation services for assigned Epic module(s) and other related applications. Must have a Bachelor's Degree or equivalent knowledge and at least 2 years of relevant experience. Epic certification required.

Perform the functions of a Medical Assistant and clerical duties in a pediatric clinic setting. Ensure a safe and organized environment for children and families receiving services.

Under the direction of healthcare providers, the Medical Assistant student collects data, performs treatments, and assists with procedures at Children's Wisconsin. Must be a current student of a Medical Assistant program with CPR certification.

Manage assigned contract portfolio, conduct strategic negotiations, oversee sourcing of products/services, monitor contract compliance, maintain vendor relationships, demonstrate guiding behaviors aligned with organization's values, possess advanced skills in planning and negotiation, excellent interpersonal communication skills, in-depth knowledge of purchasing and business management principles, intermediate computer skills, familiarity with contract workflow and terminology, preferred healthcare and portfolio management experience.

Schedules appointments for outpatient services, coordinates clinic visits, and processes registrations in a healthcare setting. Provides customer service and educates patients on financial obligations.

Perform medical assistant and clerical duties in a pediatric clinic setting, ensuring a safe and organized environment for children and families. High school education required, with preference for medical assistant program graduates. Experience in pediatric ambulatory care and immunizations preferred.

Maintains data flow and integrity of MMIS system for consistent, accurate, and efficient supply chain data use. Develops data management plans, analyzes and audits data, identifies errors, provides end user training, and ensures data quality compliance.

Performs neurodiagnostic procedures to diagnose neurological disorders. Requires completion of an END program or a related degree with experience. Must have CPR certification and strong interpersonal skills. Ability to work flexible hours and handle equipment.

Performs all activities related to the needs of the office and programs offered at the location. Greets and checks-in patients, clients, participants, and visitors, manages phone calls, schedules appointments, and performs other clerical duties.

Perform general accounting functions for Children's Hospital and Health System entities, including general ledger maintenance, detailed account analysis, and financial statement preparation. Requires Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance and 5 years of experience.

Perform medical assistant functions and clerical duties in a pediatric clinic setting, ensuring a safe and organized environment for children and families. High school education required, medical assistant program graduate preferred. Experience in pediatric ambulatory care and administering immunizations preferred.

Performs office and program-related tasks, greets and checks-in patients, manages phone calls, schedules appointments, and performs clerical duties at Children's Wisconsin.

Children’s Wisconsin is seeking a Vice President of Inclusion, Diversity & Equity to drive ID&E strategies on workforce, culture, and health equity. The VP will advise senior leaders, address inequities, and promote opportunities within the health care system. Responsibilities include ensuring strategic alignment, evolving goals, and tracking progress towards objectives. Qualifications require leadership experience, expertise in ID&E, health equity knowledge, and strong communication skills.

Perform medical assistant and clerical duties at a pediatric clinic, promote a safe environment for children and families, and assist with administering immunizations and injections.

Perform medical assistant duties and clerical tasks to support clinic operations at Children's Wisconsin. High school diploma or GED required, with preference for medical assistant program graduates. Experience in pediatric ambulatory settings and immunizations administration preferred.

Maintains and provides oversight for the organizational systems associated with activities related to the referral process, evaluation, consultation, and treatment of patients requiring enteral feeding support. Requires a Bachelor's degree in Nursing, Masters degree preferred, and at least five years of nursing experience with pediatric experience.

Provide high level administrative support to the Director and nurse scientists, manage calendars, complete special projects, coordinate meetings, communicate with internal and external stakeholders, prepare reports and presentations, and perform office administrative tasks

This position performs the functions of a Medical Assistant on a routine basis and also performs functions of a clerical nature per the needs of the clinic site. The role involves promoting a safe and organized environment for delivering services to children and their families within the clinic setting.