Jobs at Effingham Health System

Performs CT and radiological examinations, prepares and positions patients, administers ordered contrast, maintains patient records, coordinates exams and reports, and ensures compliance with safety, infection-control, and regulatory standards. Provides patient education and reassurance, supports departmental administrative tasks, maintains equipment and supplies, and precepts new team members.

Processes inpatient and outpatient insurance claims, including initial, secondary, adjusted, and denied claims. Reviews billing documentation, account balances, contractual adjustments, and claim errors; conducts follow-up to resolve payment issues and support hospital cash flow. Performs reporting, root-cause analysis, workflow improvement, refund processing, and subrogation recovery. Maintains HIPAA compliance, claim documentation, standard operating procedures, and knowledge of hospital billing formats such as UB-04 and CMS-1500.

Provide clinical and operational leadership on Med/Surg shifts, combining direct patient care with coordination of staffing, patient flow, mentoring, education, quality improvement, and regulatory compliance. Acts as a resource for complex clinical situations, supports staff development, and ensures adherence to hospital policies, safety standards, and accreditation requirements.

Provides direct and indirect patient care across multiple nursing units as a float RN. Assesses, plans, implements, documents, and evaluates care; educates patients and families; performs lab specimen collection and emergency interventions; administers IV fluids and blood products; may supervise support staff and assist with transfers. Works varied shifts to cover staffing shortages and fluctuating census. Requires Georgia RN license and BLS/ACLS/PALS certifications.

Lead and manage daily operations of the Emergency Room and Medical-Surgical departments, including staffing, budgeting, quality improvement, compliance, supply and equipment management, staff development, and collaboration with physicians and hospital leadership to improve patient care and operational efficiency.

Coordinate and manage a designated caseload to assess, plan, implement, monitor and evaluate patient care and transitions. Perform admission and continued stay reviews, liaise with payers and physician advisors, document clinical findings, facilitate interdisciplinary care conferences, and ensure safe, cost-effective discharge plans following federal and hospital guidelines.

Performs diagnostic ultrasound exams and related patient care under the Radiology Manager. Coordinates exams, prepares patients and equipment, maintains records, follows safety and infection-control policies, educates patients, assists with report distribution, acts as receptionist and preceptor, and participates in continuing education and departmental duties.