Jobs at Hoag

Provide safety and security for Hoag properties through proactive patrols, incident response, camera and badge-system audits, investigations, report writing, dispatcher duties, and enforcement of policies while completing required training and certifications.

Provide direct perioperative patient care in the Heart Catheterization Lab including assessments, medication administration, pain management, specimen collection, telemetry monitoring, patient teaching and discharge planning. Participate in clinical ladder activities, committees, education projects, and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to ensure safe, evidence-based care.

Provides direct nursing care, assessments, medication administration, patient education, discharge planning, and interdisciplinary coordination. GI Lab duties require moderate sedation experience, ACLS, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and organizational systems. The role may also support chemical dependency care and therapeutic apheresis, including patient monitoring, venous access, plasma exchange, leukopheresis, cell collection, equipment quality control, and regulatory documentation.

Leads abdominal transplant coordination and nursing standards for outpatient and post-transplant patients. Manages evaluation, listing, donor procurement, recipient preparation, admissions, education, documentation, referrals, and follow-up. Maintains UNOS and TIEDI records, ensures CMS and OPTN/UNOS compliance, supports quality improvement, standardizes workflows, and provides coaching to transplant coordinators. Collaborates with patients, families, providers, insurers, referring physicians, and transplant leadership on clinical and operational issues.

Cleans and supplies patient rooms, treatment areas, restrooms, offices, corridors, and other facility spaces. Removes trash, regulated medical waste, and soiled linens; performs vacuuming, discharge cleaning, isolation-room cleaning, and related sanitation tasks. Uses cleaning equipment and products according to department procedures, follows safety and quality standards, responds appropriately to signs and instructions, and provides professional customer service.

Leads and coordinates the Magnet Recognition Program and nursing education activities. Manages Magnet documentation, compliance, and site visit preparation; collects and reports nursing quality metrics; educates staff on Magnet standards and evidence-based practice; supports shared governance, professional development, and continuous quality improvement.

Performs daily cleaning and supply duties throughout hospital patient-care and public areas. Removes trash, regulated medical waste, and soiled linens; cleans isolation rooms, bathrooms, corridors, offices, and treatment areas; operates cleaning equipment; follows safety, quality-control, and standard operating procedures; and provides professional patient and customer service.

Coordinates complex patient procedure and surgical scheduling, including diagnostic tests, clearances, authorizations, add-ons, and emergent procedures. Communicates with patients, physicians, insurers, and hospital departments; creates itineraries, manages procedure resources, and performs registration and clerical support. Handles check-in/check-out for infusion services, confirms appointments, supports patient needs, and maintains confidentiality and quality procedures.

Provides direct perioperative patient care, including assessments, nursing interventions, pain management, medication administration, specimen collection, patient education, and discharge planning. Collaborates with the healthcare team, applies evidence-based nursing practices, evaluates care plans, and addresses ethical, legal, and medical concerns. The role also requires participation in clinical ladder activities and professional development.

Supports operating room teams with patient positioning, prepping, transfers, equipment and specialty-item preparation, room turnover, cleaning, specimen transport, and basic patient care. Assists surgical technologists, registered nurses, and physicians during procedures, including opening sterile supplies and preparing equipment for spinal fusion cases. May maintain procedural technology and serve as an operating room assistant. Requires at least six months of operating room assistant experience, competency training, and BLS certification.

Provides direct perioperative patient care, including assessments, nursing interventions, pain management, medication administration, specimen collection, education, and discharge planning. Collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, applies evidence-based nursing processes, evaluates care plans, and addresses ethical, legal, and medical concerns. The role requires a current California RN license, BLS certification, and department-specific perioperative experience and certifications such as ACLS and PALS.

Resolves hospital accounts and payment issues with insurers, government payors, and patients. Reviews claims, underpayments, appeals, EOBs, ERAs, contracts, billing edits, and reimbursement rates. Documents account activity, establishes payment arrangements, applies insurance codes, and handles special account situations. Collector II employees support multiple payors or departments, research complex issues, assist with peer training, and contribute to special projects while meeting productivity and quality standards.

Performs routine CT examinations under the direction of technical and medical supervisors, educates patients and families, provides service recovery, follows radiation safety and regulatory requirements, participates in quality improvement, and supports departmental policies. May provide call coverage or rotate among nearby imaging centers. Requires California radiologic licensure, ARRT radiology and CT credentials, BLS certification, and venipuncture certification.

Provide direct patient care on Medical/Surgical Telemetry units including assessments, medication administration, specimen collection, pain management, nutrition, patient teaching and discharge planning. Collaborate with interdisciplinary team, use evidence-based nursing process, adjust care as needed, and consult resources for ethical/legal/medical decisions. Unit-specific duties may require SUB-ICU experience and advanced life support certifications.

Cleans and supplies patient rooms, treatment areas, restrooms, offices, corridors, and other hospital spaces. Removes trash, regulated medical waste, and soiled linens; performs vacuuming, discharge cleaning, isolation-room cleaning, and other environmental services tasks. Operates cleaning equipment, follows safety and quality-control procedures, responds appropriately to signs and instructions, and provides professional patient and customer service.

Cleans and supplies patient rooms, treatment areas, restrooms, offices, corridors, and other hospital spaces. Removes trash, regulated medical waste, and soiled linens; performs vacuuming, discharge cleaning, isolation-room cleaning, and other environmental services tasks. Uses cleaning equipment and follows safety, quality-control, maintenance, and standard operating procedures. Provides professional customer service and responds appropriately to written, verbal, emergency, and urgent instructions.

Cleans and supplies patient rooms, treatment areas, restrooms, offices, corridors, and other hospital spaces. Collects trash, regulated medical waste, and soiled linens; performs vacuuming and discharge cleaning; operates cleaning equipment; follows safety, quality-control, and departmental procedures; and provides professional customer service during patient and visitor interactions.

Provides direct nursing care to neonatal and maternal-child patients in NICU settings, including assessments, medication administration, pain management, specimen collection, nutritional and emotional support, patient education, and discharge planning. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, applies evidence-based nursing practices, evaluates care plans, and follows hospital policies. Higher clinical levels also participate in committees, councils, and supplemental professional activities.

Support CMS and other government audits (RAC, MAC, TPE, CERT, OIG, QIO) by preparing audit documentation, processing mail and data entry, managing billing compliance, and corresponding with government contractors for pre- and post-payment audits.

Manage patient and insurer accounts to resolve payments, appeal underpayments, interpret EOBs/ERAs, use Epic systems and billing forms, document actions, establish payment arrangements, and meet productivity and quality standards.