Teams at Mayo Clinic

Operates and maintains ECMO circuits and equipment for patients requiring long-term pulmonary or cardiac support. Monitors patient status and circuit performance, manages ECMO therapy, maintains the pump, identifies and corrects procedure-related problems, and delivers care under ECMO physician and coordinator direction. The role requires an RN or respiratory therapist with clinical experience, relevant licensure or certification, ACLS, and PALS certification.

Provides non-clinical administrative support for the middle revenue cycle, including calendar and meeting coordination, document preparation, invoice and reimbursement processing, travel and expense coordination, database and spreadsheet maintenance, correspondence, telephone support, and departmental project assistance. Requires strong organization, communication, confidentiality, adaptability, attention to detail, and proficiency with business software and multiple systems.

Performs comprehensive ophthalmic assessments, diagnostic testing, and patient education for ocular conditions and preventive care. Works autonomously within an integrated ophthalmic support team and collaborates with ophthalmologists. Requires high school education or GED, two years of ophthalmic assistant experience, strong technical and communication skills, keyboarding ability, and an active ophthalmic certification.