Jobs at Legent Health

Provides direct nursing care to surgical patients before, during, and after operating-room procedures. Assesses patient needs, administers medications, monitors vital signs, maintains aseptic technique, assists physicians, manages equipment and supplies, handles specimens and documentation, verifies correct patient and procedure, and supports patient safety. The nurse also coordinates surgical services, responds to emergencies, and mentors new staff.

Manages medical accounts receivable and denial resolution for inpatient and outpatient procedures. Reviews claims, EOBs, coding, medical necessity, authorizations, and documentation; performs root-cause analysis; coordinates corrected claims and appeals with billing vendors; tracks aging AR and outcomes; identifies denial trends; supports process improvements; and maintains compliance with HIPAA and payer requirements.

Provides pre-admission testing, preoperative preparation, and post-anesthesia recovery care for surgical patients. Responsibilities include assessments, medical history interviews, vital-sign monitoring, EKGs, blood draws, IV initiation, medication administration, consent verification, wound care, transfusions, emergency interventions, documentation, patient education, and determining readiness for transfer. Requires an accredited nursing education, active nursing license, CPR certification, and 2–3 years of critical care nursing experience.

Leads strategic sourcing and contract management for medical-surgical supplies, orthopedic and spine implants, biologics, capital equipment, and related services. Responsibilities include negotiating vendor agreements, managing GPO relationships, overseeing contract compliance, driving cost savings, analyzing spend, supporting value analysis, and building scalable sourcing processes for organizational growth. The role also manages vendor performance, regulatory compliance, facility onboarding, and team development.

Provides pre-admission testing, preoperative assessment, and post-anesthesia recovery care for surgical patients. Responsibilities include obtaining medical histories, performing assessments and EKGs, initiating IVs, verifying consents and patient readiness, monitoring vital signs and sedation, administering medications, managing transfusions, responding to emergencies, documenting care, educating patients and families, and determining readiness for transfer.

Develops and evaluates individualized patient care plans, advocates for patients, coordinates services and resources, reviews medical necessity and precertification requests, identifies coverage and barriers to care, educates patients and families, documents case activities, and collaborates with clinical and non-clinical staff across services.

Provides direct perioperative nursing care before, during, and after surgery. Assesses patients, administers medications, monitors vital signs, maintains aseptic technique, assists physicians, coordinates operating-room activities, manages instruments and specimens, documents care, ensures patient and procedure accuracy, responds to emergencies, and mentors staff.

Provides direct nursing care to surgical patients before, during, and after procedures. Coordinates operating room activities, assists surgeons, maintains aseptic technique, administers medications, monitors patient conditions, manages equipment and supplies, handles specimens and documentation, verifies patient and procedure accuracy, responds to emergencies, and mentors staff.

Provides pre-admission testing, preoperative preparation, and post-anesthesia care for surgical patients. Responsibilities include patient assessment, medical history intake, EKGs, blood draws, IV initiation, consent verification, vital-sign monitoring, medication administration, individualized care planning, emergency interventions, wound care, transfusions, documentation, and patient education. Monitors recovery and determines readiness for transfer while supporting patients and families.

Provides pre-admission testing, preoperative preparation, and post-anesthesia recovery care for surgical patients. Responsibilities include patient assessment, medical history intake, EKGs, blood draws, vital-sign monitoring, IV initiation, consent verification, medication administration, wound care, transfusions, emergency intervention, documentation, patient education, and determining readiness for transfer. Requires an active nursing license, CPR certification, nursing program graduation, and two to three years of critical care experience.

Provide perioperative nursing care as the operating room circulator: assess, plan, and evaluate patients before, during, and after surgery; maintain aseptic technique; assist surgeons and the surgical team; administer medications, monitor vitals, handle specimens, manage equipment and supplies, document care, respond to life-saving situations, and mentor new staff.

The RN Preop PACU PAT is responsible for pre-operative patient management, vital checks, medication administration, and post-operative care, ensuring patient safety and comfort.

The Director of Front-End Revenue Cycle Management ensures accurate patient intake, scheduling, benefits verification, and pre-bill audits to prevent denials and enhance efficiency across multi-site healthcare facilities.

Provide pre-admission testing, preoperative assessment, IV initiation, and post-anesthesia care. Monitor vitals, manage medications, transfusions, wound care, patient education, and document findings. Respond to post-op emergencies and ensure safe recovery and transfer.

Performs diagnostic radiographic exams and mobile fluoroscopy under radiologist direction, ensures equipment functionality and safety, maintains supplies and records, practices radiation protection and infection control, and supports surgical teams and patient care.

The Senior Financial Analyst will support budgeting, forecasting, financial reporting, and business analysis for healthcare operations, contributing to strategic financial decisions and system improvements.

Provide pre-admission testing (PAT), pre-op and post-anesthesia (PACU) nursing care: assessments, vital monitoring, IV initiation, medication administration, patient education, post-op recovery, documentation, and emergency interventions.

The RN PreOp PACU nurse conducts pre-operative screenings, manages post-anesthesia care, administers medications, and educates patients about their recovery journey.

The Perioperative Nurse Manager oversees daily clinical operations, manages nursing staff, ensures compliance with policies, and coordinates patient care in operating and recovery areas.

The Financial Reporting & Accounting Manager oversees financial reporting, supporting audits, preparing board reports, and ensuring compliance with debt agreements. This role requires strong technical accounting skills and the ability to present financial insights to senior leadership.