Jobs at Cook Children's Health Care System

Lead enterprise-wide sourcing, procurement, contract compliance, supplier negotiations, and value optimization. Drive clinical alignment, cost containment, supplier performance, risk mitigation, and standardization across the health system.

Cook Children's in Fort Worth seeks a full-time hematopathologist to support hematology and flow cytometry. Responsible for flow cytometry calls and pediatric surgical pathology duties. Must have MD or DO with board certification or eligibility in pathology and hematopathology.

The Program Coordinator oversees patient care management, fosters teamwork, and ensures satisfaction through effective program and staff development within the GI department.

Cook Children's Health Care System seeks a board eligible/board certified Pediatric Urologist to join a dynamic interdisciplinary team in Fort Worth, Texas. Responsibilities include performing pediatric urological procedures and providing care to children with complex medical conditions. Candidates must be board certified in pediatrics and eligible for an unrestricted Texas Medical License.

The Case Manager will coordinate medical care for children in homeless shelters, manage health data, and ensure compliance with care plans.

The Clinical Coordinator RN supervises the clinical team and manages daily operations while providing nursing care and ensuring high-quality patient services.

The Senior ERP Systems Analyst analyzes, designs, configures, and supports ERP systems, ensuring performance and alignment with business objectives while mentoring junior analysts.

The Senior ServiceNow Systems Developer leads full-lifecycle development, manages system integrations, ensures data security, and governs SDLC processes in healthcare IT.

The Credentials Specialist coordinates the credentialing process for medical practitioners, ensuring compliance with regulatory and policy requirements and providing support to the medical staff organization.

The Neuro-Oncology Program Coordinator manages multidisciplinary care for neuro-oncologic patients, shaping program policies, leading quality initiatives, and integrating clinical research.

The Program Specialist I provides ABA therapy, ensures patient safety, manages behaviors, collects data, and collaborates with the treatment team.

The Registered Nurse will provide skillful care to patients based on their nursing needs and the medical treatment plan, emphasizing customer relations and clinical judgment within a team-oriented approach.

The Electroneurodiagnostic Tech performs electroneurodiagnostic procedures, ensuring quality patient care across all age groups, while adhering to policies.

The clinical pharmacist provides pharmaceutical services, develops therapy plans, and ensures optimal therapy outcomes for patients following regulations and policies.

Schedule and confirm physician orders for Radiology, ensuring excellent customer service and effective communication within the healthcare team.

The Clinical Dietitian provides nutrition care, develops individual therapy plans, collaborates with teams for optimal outcomes, and educates patients and caregivers.

The LVN functions collaboratively within a physician practice, providing comprehensive ambulatory care, patient assessments, clinical interventions, and health education.

Join Cook Children's Health Care System as a Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon, specializing in scoliosis and spinal deformities, requiring MD or DO, Texas license, and board certification.

Join the pediatric radiology team at Cook Children's Medical Center in Prosper, focusing on neuro/MSK/fetal imaging. Leadership roles available and flexible remote work options.

As Director of Compensation, you will lead compensation strategies, oversee compensation teams, ensure compliance with laws, and improve HR functions.