Jobs at Jupiter Medical Center

The Accountant prepares financial statements, manages accounts, performs reconciliations, and conducts audits while ensuring compliance with deadlines and standards.

The Physician - Radiology provides patient-centered care, manages medical records, prescribes treatments, consults with colleagues, and participates in hospital committees and marketing activities.

The physician will provide compassionate, patient-centered care, conduct hospital rounds, maintain medical records, prescribe therapy, and collaborate with specialists.

This physician role involves providing patient-centered care, maintaining medical records, prescribing treatments, and participating in departmental committees while delivering compassionate healthcare.

The Director of Finance oversees financial planning, analytics, budget creation, and reporting at Jupiter Medical Center, ensuring alignment with strategic goals and operational excellence.

The Workday HCM/Payroll Analyst manages Workday's HCM, Payroll, and Time & Attendance modules, ensuring accurate payroll processing and compliance, leading system enhancements, and driving improvements across HR functions.

The CT Technologist Lead performs CT procedures and is responsible for quality imaging, communication, and supporting team dynamics within the healthcare setting.

The Dietitian provides diabetes education and medical nutrition therapy, collaborates with healthcare staff, and evaluates patient nutrition needs, ensuring patient-centered care and education in diverse settings.

Provide nursing care in a cardiology office: triage patients, manage prescription renewals, education on medication adherence, transition-of-care calls, vaccinations, results follow-up, coordinate interdisciplinary care, participate in quality improvement, and act as educator and leader within the team.

The Epic Business Intelligence Developer creates analytics content for Epic data, configures applications, writes SQL reports, and manages data models and analytics catalogs.

The Epic Database Administrator develops, implements, and maintains software applications and databases, ensuring data consistency and managing database environments effectively.

The Med Tech Lab Section Head supervises technical staff, ensures laboratory compliance with quality standards, and maintains diagnostic procedures in the assigned area.

The role involves providing compassionate patient-centered care, maintaining medical records, prescribing treatments, collaborating with other specialists, and improving patient satisfaction.

This role involves providing patient-centered care as a Gastroenterology Hospitalist, including hospital rounding and management of medical records. Responsibilities include prescribing therapies, consulting with others, explaining procedures, and participating in hospital committees.

The Director of Revenue Strategy leads data analysis, financial modeling, program evaluation, and strategic planning for federal and state healthcare programs. Responsibilities include assessing CMS payment rules, optimizing reimbursement and quality outcomes, overseeing cost reporting, managing vendors, ensuring regulatory compliance, and advising hospital leadership. The role also supervises staff, develops policies, leads committees, and drives strategic initiatives across the organization.

Provide urgent care clinical support: take vitals, prepare patient records, perform phlebotomy and point-of-care testing (EKG, spirometry, alcohol/drug screens), assist front desk tasks, verify insurance, maintain documentation and supplies, and support multiple urgent care locations.

Collaborate with physicians to provide direct patient care in gastroenterology and oncology, perform procedures and prescribe under protocol, provide patient education, assist as first assist in the OR, support oncology physicians, participate in program growth and other duties as assigned.

The Nurse Navigator Oncology coordinates care for cancer patients, assists in treatment planning, manages appointment logistics, and fosters communication between patients and healthcare providers while promoting the program to the community.

Serve as a single point of contact to coordinate oncology patient care, remove barriers to treatment, maintain individualized treatment plans, assist with appointments, provide community outreach and education, and collaborate with clinicians and support services to synchronize care.

Designs, deploys, supports, and operates enterprise unified communications for a multi-campus healthcare environment. Responsibilities include VOIP/PBX, collaboration tools (Teams/Zoom), conference room AV, MDM, carrier provisioning, incident response, tier‑3 troubleshooting, documentation, and stakeholder collaboration to improve clinical communications and care outcomes.