Jobs at Jackson County Memorial Hospital Authority

Provides direct and indirect medical-surgical and dialysis patient care, performs assessments, carries out physician orders, coordinates interdisciplinary care, educates patients/families, documents per policy, and operates equipment safely.

Manage insurance accounts to minimize AR by processing claims, working denials and appeals, coordinating refiling with billers, responding to patient inquiries, maintaining documentation, producing reports, and training/backup for revenue cycle staff. Ensure compliance with insurance rules and hospital collection policies while using Meditech and Change Healthcare systems.

Supervises day-to-day operations across clinical laboratory sections (hematology, chemistry, microbiology, blood bank, coagulation, urinalysis, serology, POCT). Provides staff supervision and training, quality control, equipment maintenance, inventory management, policy/procedure development, inspection readiness (e.g., CAP), performance evaluation, problem resolution, and supports the Director with staffing, budgeting and compliance.

Provides direct perioperative nursing care for pediatric through geriatric patients in the operating room. Prepares and maintains OR environment and instruments, assists surgeon/anesthesiologist, performs patient positioning and aseptic techniques, documents care, communicates intraoperative findings to PACU, and participates in performance improvement and regulatory compliance.

Under supervision, the MLT performs laboratory tests accurately, responds to test priorities, and maintains equipment, ensuring quality patient care.

Provide nursing care in an orthopedic satellite clinic under provider supervision. Administer medications, assist with procedures, maintain EMR documentation and referrals, address psychosocial needs, follow safety and infection prevention policies, participate in staff meetings, and comply with regulatory and immunization inventory guidelines.

Provide nursing care in the Satellite Clinic setting, administering medications, performing nursing responsibilities, and communicating with providers about patients' statuses.

Coordinates and performs diagnostic radiography procedures ensuring patient care. Assesses patient condition, reviews exams, maintains image quality and confidentiality, and collaborates with staff.

The LPN provides oversight for medication administration by aides, ensures competency training, and maintains a clean medication environment. Responsibilities include managing medications, assisting new residents, and offering leadership in the absence of the director of nursing.

The LPN provides nursing care in a clinic, managing patient care, assisting providers, documenting in EMR, and ensuring compliance with facility policies and regulations.

The role involves providing nursing care, administering medications, documenting patient charts, and assisting providers in a pediatric clinic under supervision.

Provide financial counseling and patient-accounting support: review registrations for financial concerns, advise patients on obligations and assistance options, assist with Financial Assistance applications, verify insurance/eligibility, collect required signatures and documentation, support registration staff, and report issues to supervisors.

Provide nursing care in a satellite medical clinic under provider supervision. Administer medications per provider orders; perform age-appropriate nursing tasks; assist with procedures; document care and manage workloads in the EMR; maintain referrals, immunization inventory (OSIIS), safety and infection prevention, and required certifications. Participate in meetings and performance improvement activities.