Jobs at Iroquois Memorial Hospital

Coordinates educational programs for hospital and resident home employees, develops policies and education plans, leads department-specific training, and ensures compliance with nursing practice standards. The role partners with hospital leadership to support safe, high-quality patient care through effective training modules, presentations, communication, and collaborative education initiatives.

Full-time pharmacist providing care across inpatient, outpatient, and nursing home settings within an integrated hospital system. Responsibilities include supporting pharmacy services, communicating effectively across departments, and helping develop clinical programs. The role works four days per week, includes weekend rotation, and has no overnight shifts.

Provide comprehensive cardiovascular care in a rural acute-care hospital, manage cardiology procedures, build patient relationships, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and contribute to quality improvement, patient safety, and clinical governance. The role emphasizes community engagement, continuity of care, and patient-centered practice.

Provides age-specific pre-hospital emergency care at the paramedic level, operates ambulances and medical equipment, oversees EMT partners, communicates with patients and healthcare providers, instructs EMTs, maintains station readiness, and follows ambulance department procedures. Requires paramedic program graduation, five years of driving experience, Illinois EMT-P licensure, a valid Illinois driver’s license, BLS certification, and additional emergency care certifications.

Performs basic laboratory procedures under MT and MLT supervision, including collecting blood and urine specimens, conducting CLIA-waived tests, and reporting results. Provides phlebotomy services to patients ranging from newborns to geriatric adults and may travel to off-campus sites. Approved-school training in phlebotomy or medical assisting is required; phlebotomy experience is preferred.

Provides patient-centered registered nursing care in the Emergency Department and Progressive Care Unit. The full-time role requires 36 hours per week and focuses on delivering high-quality healthcare in a collaborative hospital environment.

Provides basic-level pre-hospital care for patients of all ages while assisting a paramedic partner. Operates ambulances and related equipment, communicates with patients, significant others, and hospital staff, follows ambulance department procedures, maintains station cleanliness, and performs EMS/rescue duties as assigned.

Provides professional nursing care to patients of all ages in a progressive care unit. Responsibilities include patient assessments, care planning, emergency response, medication and IV administration, treatments, patient education, safety and infection-control practices, hourly rounding, and accurate electronic documentation. The role is part-time, 24 hours weekly, on day shifts.