The Ultrasound Technologist conducts ultrasound imaging, assists physicians with procedures, educates patients and students, and maintains safety and efficiency in operations.

As Director of Central Utilization, you will enhance utilization management across the organization, manage staffing, policies, and compliance, and develop indicators for performance oversight.

The Director CSP oversees operations of sterile processing across campuses, develops strategic plans, enforces standards of care, and collaborates with healthcare professionals.

The Director is responsible for overseeing coding and CDI software solutions, workflow optimization, application development, and team management to ensure operational efficiency.

The Procedural Lead assists in operations in the operating suite, maintains the sterile field, transports patients, and educates on procedures while ensuring the availability of specialty items for surgeries.

As an Electroneurodiagnostic Technologist II, you'll perform EEG and other neurodiagnostic tests, ensure safety, document results, and participate in on-call rotation.

The position involves performing patient assessments, conducting diagnostics, administering therapy modalities, maintaining equipment, and educating patients under the guidelines of a student respiratory permit.

Electroneurodiagnostic Tech conducts EEG and neurodiagnostic testing, documenting results, providing a safe environment, and participating in on-call rotations.

Responsible for performing diagnostic ultrasound procedures, maintaining records, and providing education to patients while observing safety protocols.

The EVS Associate I is responsible for maintaining cleanliness in facilities by cleaning, sanitizing, restocking supplies, and ensuring safety. They also inspect and report any maintenance issues.

The PET CT Tech performs diagnostic imaging, ensures quality control, implements patient care, documents exams, and provides education to patients.

The Lead Quality Coordinator monitors and analyzes performance initiatives to improve patient care, develops policies, leads improvement programs, and collaborates with various stakeholders.

Medical Assistants support clinical duties including patient care coordination, scheduling, and lab testing in outpatient settings, under supervision.

The Inpatient Care Manager II is responsible for patient assessments, care planning, discharge planning, and coordination with the care team to ensure successful transitions for patients after discharge.

The Infection Preventionist monitors infection control, develops policies, conducts surveillance, provides education, and ensures compliance with health regulations.

The Scheduling Rep coordinates patient scheduling for appointments and procedures, ensuring accurate insurance eligibility and financial verification while maintaining documentation.

The EVS Associate I maintains cleanliness in facilities, restocks supplies, sanitizes surfaces, and manages linen services while adhering to departmental policies.

The Infection Preventionist develops health programs, investigates infections, monitors compliance, implements policies, provides education, and ensures effective infection control measures.

The Student Respiratory position offers diagnostic, therapeutic, and educational services for adult patients under supervision, helping students gain expertise in respiratory care.

The Aquatic Staff is responsible for monitoring pool safety, enforcing rules, assisting with swim lessons, and ensuring guest satisfaction.