Jobs at Geisinger

Coordinates multiple clinical research studies and trials across inpatient and outpatient settings. Responsibilities include patient screening, recruitment, enrollment, nursing assessments, study-drug administration, monitoring adverse events, regulatory submissions, protocol compliance, staff education, billing documentation, financial review, and communication with investigators and sponsors. Provides patient and family education while ensuring research activities meet clinical and regulatory requirements.

Supervises phlebotomy and specimen receiving and processing operations in a clinical laboratory. Provides technical expertise, performs phlebotomy and laboratory assistant duties, resolves technical and service issues, maintains procedures and quality activities, oversees staff competency and training, manages schedules and supplies, and ensures accurate specimen collection, handling, processing, and reporting. Overnight travel may be required.

Manages pharmacy staff, clinical pharmacy services, medication-use processes, and patient medication therapy management. Ensures safe, effective, cost-efficient care; maintains regulatory and accreditation compliance; develops policies, programs, and improvement initiatives; analyzes medication utilization and costs; manages staffing, performance, recruitment, budgets, and operational contingencies; and collaborates with pharmacists, physicians, patients, and administrative partners.

Supports healthcare strategy consulting engagements focused on optimizing home infusion pharmacy services. Responsibilities include stakeholder interview support, meeting documentation, project management, data analysis, financial modeling, executive presentations, and development of business plans and strategic deliverables for health system clients. The role requires collaboration with pharmacy leadership and may involve 15% nationwide travel.

Processes and prepares patient specimens for laboratory testing, including accessioning, assessment, centrifugation, aliquoting, labeling, storage, and delivery. Maintains specimen records, quality control logs, equipment, supplies, and compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Handles inquiries, troubleshoots preanalytical errors, supports reference-laboratory referrals, assists with employee training, and performs assigned testing processes after completing required training and competency assessments.

Performs diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures, prepares and identifies patients, administers medications as prescribed, evaluates image quality, documents radiation exposure, archives imaging data, and assists licensed practitioners with specialized procedures while maintaining patient safety and regulatory compliance.

Performs diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures, prepares and monitors patients, administers medications as prescribed, evaluates image quality, documents clinical information, and assists practitioners with specialized procedures. The technologist works across clinical settings while following radiation safety, patient care, confidentiality, and regulatory requirements. New graduates must obtain ARRT-R registration within six months.

Performs diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures, including specialized procedures in clinical areas such as the operating room, ICU, and endoscopy. Verifies orders, identifies and prepares patients, applies imaging protocols and radiation-safety principles, administers medications as prescribed, evaluates image quality, archives data, documents care, and assists licensed practitioners. Educates and monitors students and healthcare providers while complying with applicable laws, regulations, and organizational policies.

Performs diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures, prepares and monitors patients, administers medications as prescribed, evaluates image quality, documents radiation exposure, and assists practitioners with specialized procedures. The role requires adherence to ALARA, patient safety, confidentiality, regulatory requirements, and clinical protocols. Technologists may also educate and monitor students and other healthcare providers.

Oversee pharmacy operations and clinical services, including medication therapy management, pharmacist workflow, staff support, regulatory compliance, policy development, performance monitoring, and cost/utilization oversight. Provide pharmacist services, collaborate with multidisciplinary care teams, support pharmacy leadership, and promote quality, safety, patient satisfaction, and continuous operational improvement across assigned pharmacy areas.

Leads an IT team supporting an organizational segment, develops and implements IT strategy, oversees projects and service delivery, manages vendors and budgets, and directs staff recruitment, development, retention, and performance. The role requires expertise in enterprise data management, data warehousing, analytics delivery, workload automation, operational excellence, and process improvement.

Leads Geisinger’s Nursing Research Fellowship and system-wide nursing research initiatives. Mentors nurses, facilitates health-system data access, guides IRB submissions and compliance, supports research publications and presentations, and partners with School of Nursing faculty on educational research. The role promotes evidence-based practice, innovation, scholarship, and improved patient outcomes across clinical and academic settings.

Performs neurodiagnostic procedures, including EEG testing, under facility protocols and supervision while training. Ensures patient safety, explains procedures, assesses relevant patient factors, recognizes clinically significant findings, troubleshoots equipment and artifacts, applies waveform recognition and appropriate protocols, maintains electrode connections, follows infection control and HIPAA practices, and prepares rooms and supplies.

Processes and prepares patient specimens for laboratory testing: accessioning, centrifugation, aliquoting, labeling, logging, routing, and troubleshooting pre-analytic errors while maintaining quality control, equipment, supplies, and compliance with safety and regulatory procedures.

Performs diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures in clinical settings, including operating room and specialized procedures. Identifies and prepares patients, verifies clinical histories, administers prescribed medications, applies radiation-safety principles, evaluates image quality, archives imaging data, assists licensed practitioners, educates students and providers, and participates in quality-improvement activities.

Directs system-wide clinical and business operations for interventional radiology, breast imaging, and ultrasound modalities. Establishes performance standards, analyzes productivity and staffing, manages resources and supplies, oversees competency standards and ACR accreditation alignment, and leads process improvement, automation, safety, throughput, capacity, and patient-experience initiatives. Partners with clinical and site leadership to achieve strategic goals and deliver efficient, high-quality radiology services.

Supports pathology operations by accessioning consult cases and external immunohistochemistry referrals, coordinating case materials and reports, managing add-on testing requests, preparing materials for pathologist review, and assisting with report updates. Handles communications, worklists, tracking, scanning, data entry, documentation, mail distribution, and troubleshooting case delays. The role requires organization, computer literacy, multitasking, and coordination with clinicians and external institutions.

Assists with coordinating minimal-risk research studies under project manager supervision. Responsibilities include participant recruitment, appointment scheduling, regulatory documentation, subject visits, specimen collection and tracking, data entry, study reporting, research technology support, literature searches, regulatory compliance, reimbursement tracking, and grant submission assistance.

Provides technical supervision for clinical laboratory testing personnel and ensures accurate, compliant laboratory operations. Reviews test results, quality control, proficiency testing, maintenance records, and corrective actions. Supports equipment validation, regulatory compliance, purchasing, inventory management, policy development, employee orientation, competency assessment, training, and performance reviews. Collaborates with laboratory leaders and colleagues across locations to standardize procedures, manage costs, maintain supplies, and resolve technical or service issues.

Drafts, reviews, and negotiates research agreements, including clinical trial, data sharing, sponsored research, and confidentiality contracts. Coordinates study awards, performs clinical coverage analysis, develops research budgets, and reconciles contracts with billing and consent documentation. Ensures regulatory compliance, assesses contractual and financial risk, monitors timelines, develops operational best practices, educates research teams, and reports contract metrics to leadership while collaborating with legal, finance, compliance, IRB, and external sponsors.