Jobs at Lehigh Valley Health Network

Performs ICD-10-CM and HCPCS/CPT-4 coding for 1-2 Tier 1 specialties. Enters diagnoses/procedures, resolves billing edits, maintains quality and productivity standards, provides documentation feedback to providers, and supports accurate reimbursement.

Performs patient pre-registration and insurance benefit verification, creates cost estimates, identifies uninsured/underinsured patients, assists with financial assistance, communicates coverage updates across departments, and ensures registrations maximize reimbursement and meet AR goals.

Collect and verify patient demographic and insurance information, schedule appointments, obtain necessary orders/consents, determine financial liability, collect payments, and maintain registration accuracy to ensure smooth departmental flow and reimbursement.

Performs diagnostic CT and radiologic imaging across emergency, inpatient, and outpatient settings. Operates CT and related equipment, reviews and documents images, ensures radiation safety and correct exam delivery, prepares and educates patients, documents contrast reactions, assists with training, and maintains productivity and cleanliness.

Support and test radiological imaging equipment, perform acceptance testing and performance verification, maintain compliance testing and quality management, monitor patient doses, troubleshoot image quality, and support the radiation safety program under guidance of board-certified medical physicists.

Provides direct and indirect nursing care under RN supervision while awaiting NCLEX-RN. Performs assessments, medication administration, blood product administration, admission assessments, hourly rounds, discharge support, patient/family education, and documents changes in patient condition following hospital policies.

Provide administrative and operational support for patient care by managing charts and bed assignments, coordinating patient flow, handling communications and calls, transcribing orders, entering billable charges, ordering supplies, filing test results, troubleshooting clerical equipment, and liaising with RNs and providers to ensure accurate, timely medical records and efficient facility operations.

Register and schedule patients, verify insurance and referrals, collect demographic and financial information, obtain consents, scan and maintain documentation, resolve scheduling conflicts, and educate patients on financial responsibilities to ensure accurate registration and optimal reimbursement.

Provide high-quality adult and pediatric ENT care under physician supervision, including new patient visits, follow-ups, and OR support. Full-time daytime schedule (Mon-Fri 8:00–4:30) with some weekends and a 1:3 shared call rotation. Participate in advanced surgical programs and use leading-edge technologies.

Oversees nursing and clinical support teams across locations, manages staffing, clinical workflows, quality improvement, and education. Uses data to drive improvements, collaborates on program design, and ensures patient safety and clinical standardization.

Perform clinical reviews to ensure appropriate hospital admissions and patient class assignment using evidence-based criteria. Partner with care managers and billing/coding/finance teams, document authorizations/downgrades, improve UM processes, and support performance improvement for accurate reimbursement and compliance.

Provides real-time documentation of patient encounters, including history, physical exam, procedures, orders, prescriptions, and consultations. Prepares notes/templates, transcribes provider instructions and lab/radiology orders, makes patient calls as directed, and performs assigned clerical tasks to support clinicians and clinical staff.

Document patient histories, physical exams, procedures, orders, prescriptions, and consultations; prepare templates and office notes; transcribe clinician communications and perform assigned clerical tasks to support providers and clinical staff.

The Registration Specialist coordinates patient registration, verifies insurance, and schedules appointments while educating patients on financial responsibilities.

Responsible for producing diagnostic radiologic images, ensuring radiation safety, handling patient care, and maintaining equipment. Coordinates with physicians and team members while documenting required information.

Provides diagnostic quality radiologic imaging in the operating room, ensuring patient safety and satisfaction while adhering to safety standards.

The Diagnostic Technologist II provides diagnostic imaging, ensuring radiation safety, assisting patients, and maintaining equipment while delivering quality care and documentation.

Performs OB/GYN diagnostic ultrasound exams (first- and third-trimester scans, biophysical profiles, basic transvaginal gynecologic exams), optimizes and documents images in EHR/PACS, maintains equipment and probe disinfection, provides patient instruction, consults with providers, and assists with training and workflow.

Provide safe, effective pharmaceutical care in a hospital setting: prepare and dispense medications, review orders, perform clinical surveillance, counsel providers and patients, supervise technicians, document interventions, and support medication safety and policy adherence.

Performs diagnostic-quality radiologic imaging in the OR, ER, inpatient rooms and radiology; operates C-arms, O-arms, portable and hybrid-room equipment; follows radiation safety, sterile technique, documents procedure details, prepares and verifies contrast injector settings, and coordinates exam workflow to physician specifications.