Jobs at McLeod Health

Codes professional-fee claims using CPT, HCPCS, and ICD-10-CM based on provider documentation and payer guidelines. Reviews coding accuracy and compliance, supports denial and appeal resolution, meets productivity standards, maintains certification, communicates reimbursement-impacting trends, and serves as a coding resource. Requires collaboration with physicians, office staff, billing teams, and management. Travel to satellite offices or practices may be required.

Supervises nursing staff, supports patient care coordination, serves as a clinical resource, addresses staff concerns, maintains a safe care environment, manages exposure procedures, documents patient deaths, and supports interpreter services. The role requires an active South Carolina RN license, multiple clinical certifications, and at least three years of related experience.

Provides direct neonatal nursing care in a nursery, including patient assessment, diagnostic data analysis, age-specific interventions, safety practices, quality initiatives, mentoring, and floating to similar units. Requires an accredited nursing program, prior RN experience, BLS certification, an active registered nurse license, and Neonatal Resuscitation Provider certification. This is a PRN daytime position.

Provides general, regional, and monitored anesthesia for scheduled, urgent, and emergent procedures. Performs preoperative assessments, explains anesthesia plans, manages postoperative transitions, responds to airway and life-support needs, participates in shared call, and educates learners. Works collaboratively with anesthesiologists in a medical direction model across surgical specialties including general surgery, robotics, orthopedics, pediatrics, OB/GYN, ENT, and urology.

Processes and follows up on institutional and professional medical accounts, resolving billing and reimbursement issues with patients and payors. Reviews account notes, interprets payment remittances and benefits, processes adjustments, handles correspondence and patient requests, and pursues reimbursement through resolution. The role requires meeting daily encounter targets, using phone, email, internet, and mail, maintaining HIPAA and compliance standards, and collaborating effectively with team members.

Manages patient care progression, utilization review, discharge planning, and medical-necessity assessments in an acute-care hospital. Coordinates with patients, families, physicians, payors, and multidisciplinary teams to reduce discharge barriers, monitor length of stay, optimize resource use, prevent denials, and support quality, cost-effective outcomes. Covers multiple patient populations, including the Emergency Department.

Codes professional fee claims using CPT, HCPCS, and ICD-10-CM codes; reviews documentation for compliance and accuracy; supports billing denials and appeals; maintains payer guideline knowledge; communicates coding trends; collaborates with providers and billing teams; meets productivity standards; and may travel to satellite offices.

Administers and expands the ServiceNow ITSM platform, including permissions, roles, groups, service catalogs, SLAs, CMDB health, system performance, data imports, update sets, migrations, patching, and upgrades. Provides application support, end-user training, and process and knowledge documentation. Requires strong communication skills, ITIL knowledge, and experience supporting IT applications in complex environments.

Provide patient assessment and age-appropriate nursing interventions per plan of care and standards. Promote compassionate, safe care; use safety equipment and standard work for quality indicators. Precept and mentor novice staff, support evidence-based practice initiatives, participate in professional development, float to similar units as needed, and perform other assigned duties.

Provides direct nursing care to observation patients, including assessments, monitoring, diagnostic-data analysis, nursing interventions, hourly rounding, and implementation of physician-directed plans. Promotes compassionate patient and family interactions, supports evidence-based nursing practices, participates in hospital initiatives, and pursues ongoing professional development. Requires graduation from an accredited registered nursing program, an active South Carolina or compact RN license, Basic Life Support certification, and additional unit-specific certifications.

Provides direct nursing care to medical-surgical patients in accordance with care plans, physician orders, and nursing standards. Responsibilities include hourly rounding, patient and family support, safety practices, management of clinical equipment and conditions, charge nurse duties when assigned, and precepting novice staff. This is a PRN position primarily scheduled for day shifts from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Provides direct nursing care in an orthopedic physician office, including patient assessment, triage, procedures, treatments, injections, medication preparation, education, follow-up, diagnostic testing, referrals, charting, and assisting physicians. Maintains examination rooms, equipment, supplies, and medication inventory while participating in quality assurance activities. Requires Licensed Practical Nurse licensure, Basic Life Support certification, and computer skills.

Performs diagnostic radiologic procedures, verifies patient identity and orders, explains procedures, positions patients, selects appropriate technical factors, and ensures high-quality images are transferred to PACS. Assists with C-arm and fluoroscopy during pain management procedures, maintains equipment and patient safety, completes required training, and provides compassionate patient care.

Provides direct patient care in a neurosurgery and spine physician office, including triage, assessments, procedures, treatments, injections, patient education, telephone consultations, and follow-up. Prepares patients for examinations, assists physicians, schedules referrals, maintains medical records and supplies, cleans examination rooms, supports quality assurance activities, and maintains clinical equipment. Requires an LPN license, Basic Life Support certification, and computer skills.

Provides direct patient care by assessing patient needs, analyzing diagnostic data, administering nursing interventions, following physician-directed care plans, conducting hourly rounds, and supporting compassionate patient and family experiences. Participates in evidence-based nursing initiatives, department performance efforts, and ongoing professional development.

Performs adult echocardiographic examinations independently across inpatient, outpatient, portable, and procedural settings. Conducts transthoracic, transesophageal, dobutamine, stress exercise, contrast, and bubble studies according to ICAEL protocols, and provides preliminary impressions as appropriate. Requires completion of an echocardiography program, credentialing as RDCS, RCS, or CRCS within one year of graduation, and BLS certification.

Performs adult echocardiograms independently across inpatient, outpatient, procedural, stationary, and portable settings. Conducts transthoracic, transesophageal, dobutamine, exercise stress, contrast, and bubble studies according to ICAEL protocols, and provides preliminary impressions when appropriate. Requires completion of an echocardiography program, credential attainment within one year of graduation, and BLS certification.

Operates the CT scanner, produces high-quality diagnostic images for radiologists, provides patient care, maintains supplies and equipment, and supports daily CT department operations. Requires completion of an approved radiologic technology or nuclear medicine program, relevant registry eligibility or certification, BLS certification, and applicable South Carolina radiography or CT credentials.

Provides direct nursing care by assessing patients, analyzing diagnostic data, delivering age-appropriate interventions, and following care plans and nursing standards. Promotes compassionate patient and family care, uses safety equipment, supports quality initiatives and evidence-based practice, mentors novice employees, pursues professional development, and floats to similar units as needed.

Directs hospital radiology operations, including diagnostic service delivery, budgeting, staffing, training, quality improvement, regulatory compliance, equipment utilization, reporting, and department development. Oversees radiologic technology program activities and clinical rotations while collaborating with physicians, administrators, supervisors, and hospital personnel to ensure safe, efficient patient care and service delivery.