Jobs at Driscoll Children's Hospital

The Registered Nurse provides direct nursing care to patients, planning and delivering effective care within their scope of practice in a service line or department.

Performs medical coding audits, reviews and researches claims appeals, coordinates reconsideration with third-party administrator, investigates Coordination of Benefits, liaises with providers, and reports potential fraud to Compliance. Maintains confidentiality and adheres to hospital policies.

Coordinate tracking, reconciliation, and appropriate use of donations, grants, and restricted funds. Maintain donor and financial records in Raiser's Edge and the hospital accounting system, produce reports, assist departments with expenditures and vouchers, and lead gift-monitoring processes and related projects.

Evaluate and coordinate utilization review and discharge planning to ensure quality, cost-effective patient care. Assess and reassess patient/family needs, document resource management and discharge activities, collaborate with social workers, physicians, payers and community agencies, participate in quality improvement, and maintain licensure and required certifications.

Provide patient financial services including patient accounting, insurance follow-up, variance reconciliation, coordination of benefits, reimbursement verification, and denial appeals. Interact with patient families to resolve billing issues while maintaining confidentiality and adhering to hospital policies and regulatory requirements (Medicare/Medicaid).

Support patient accounting and revenue cycle tasks including patient follow-up, insurance coordination, variance reconciliation, benefits coordination, reimbursement verification, and appealing denials. Work directly with patient families, apply Medicare/Medicaid regulations, maintain confidentiality, and improve accounts receivable.

Provide direct patient care and clinical support to nursing staff on a hospital unit. Duties typically include monitoring vital signs, assisting with activities of daily living, specimen collection and transport, stocking and maintaining equipment, documenting care, and communicating patient status to clinical team members.

Provide direct nursing care to assigned patients using the nursing process within Texas scope of practice. Plan and deliver evidence-based, patient- and family-centered care, support care continuity and transitions, comply with clinical policies and standards, and maintain required certifications and specialty credentials.

Provide clerical and basic patient care support on inpatient units: answer communications, perform EMR entries, stock and clean supplies/equipment, transport specimens, assist with room safety and non-clinical patient support, and maintain confidentiality and compliance.

Coordinate HEDIS and quality data initiatives: acquire, validate, integrate, and sustain electronic clinical and vendor data (ECDS, HIE). Lead project management, ensure NCQA/HEDIS compliance, support reporting and audits, develop training/resources, collaborate with analytics/integration teams, and disseminate results to stakeholders to optimize quality data capture.

The Claims Support Tech processes claims and related correspondence, performs data validation, manual claim entry, and assists the Claims Administration department efficiently.

Provides direct nursing care to dialysis patients, plans and delivers care within Texas nursing scope and ANA standards, may serve as Charge Nurse, maintains required certifications and specialty training, and follows unit policies to ensure safe, effective dialysis treatment.

Provides direct nursing care in outpatient clinics using the nursing process: assessment, planning, implementation, coordination, teaching, and evaluation. Collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, performs triage, medication administration, referrals, and supports quality improvement, education, and flexible staffing including travel to satellite clinics.

Provide direct nursing care to an assigned outpatient chemotherapy patient population, following nursing process, Texas Nursing Practice Act, ANA standards, and facility policies. Maintain required certifications, complete advanced specialty courses per Attachment A, attempt and maintain national specialty certification within four years, and perform other duties as assigned to ensure safe, effective patient care.

Lead Medical Office Specialist performs advanced medical office support: scheduling, registration, patient accounting, clinical support, billing corrections, template management in EPIC, precepts staff, coordinates schedules, and ensures clinic workflow and documentation accuracy.

Coordinates day-to-day operations of a pediatric outpatient clinic, supervising staff, managing scheduling, supplies, and patient throughput. Supports physician relations, patient safety, quality improvement, staff education, performance management, and clinic administration. Acts as a change agent to improve processes and maintains compliance with hospital policies.

Provide clerical, equipment, and direct patient care support on an oncology unit. Duties include EMR entries, responding to calls, stocking and cleaning equipment, transporting specimens and patients, collecting point-of-care samples, discontinuing peripheral IVs, and assisting with patient hygiene and room orientation.

The Director of Regulatory Operations oversees the regulatory program for DHP, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations, managing relationships with regulatory agencies, and guiding internal stakeholders on regulatory requirements.

The RN provides direct patient care, plans and delivers effective care within Texas practice standards, and ensures patient-focused environments. Responsibilities include assessments, medication administration, crisis management, and patient advocacy.

The NNP Manager supervises and directs NNP's, oversees neonatal units, maintains quality standards, and supports APN development in a collaborative environment.