Jobs at Memorial Healthcare System

Performs microbiology laboratory testing on patient specimens, evaluates and reports results, follows quality control and regulatory procedures, and maintains laboratory equipment and supplies. The role requires accurate specimen handling, accessioning, processing, use of laboratory information systems, critical thinking, and effective communication. This is a full-time, day-shift position with no prior experience required.

Provides direct nursing care in an oncology infusion specialty unit. Responsibilities include assessing patients, developing and evaluating care plans, administering and delegating care, monitoring and documenting patient conditions, coordinating interdisciplinary support, educating patients and families, and precepting students or new hires. The role requires critical thinking, communication, independent judgment, Florida RN licensure, BLS certification, and at least one year of nursing experience.

Provides clerical and technical support in imaging services, including patient transport, room cleanup, supply restocking, inventory control, scheduling, patient flow coordination, exam workflow management, critical findings communication, electronic file processing, and audit completion. Supports imaging staff and promotes patient safety, quality care, and customer service in a clinical environment.

Provides direct oncology infusion nursing care, including patient assessment, care planning, treatment implementation, monitoring, documentation, education, delegation, interdisciplinary coordination, and evaluation of outcomes. Requires critical thinking, communication, sound judgment, and the ability to work independently in a stressful clinical environment. Chemotherapy administration may require specialized oncology certifications.

Provides direct oncology infusion nursing care, including patient assessment, care planning, treatment monitoring, documentation, education, delegation, and coordination with interdisciplinary teams. Requires critical thinking, communication, patient safety, and independent judgment in a specialty clinical setting. The role may involve administering chemotherapy and requires applicable nursing licenses, BLS certification, and department-specific oncology credentials.

Performs diagnostic sonography, including positioning patients, selecting imaging parameters, producing and analyzing images, and resolving quality issues. Prepares equipment, administers contrast media when ordered, performs quality control, troubleshoots malfunctions, monitors patients, reviews histories and orders, and educates patients. Requires critical thinking, minimal supervision, patient-care skills, and participation in on-call shifts.

Verifies insurance coverage, benefits, and authorizations for outpatient services; schedules physician-ordered treatments and diagnostic procedures; communicates patient financial responsibility; collects pre-service payments; reviews financial assistance options; updates patient records and estimates; and manages related inbound and outbound calls and documentation.

Verifies insurance coverage and benefits, obtains service authorizations, schedules outpatient treatments and diagnostic services, explains patient financial responsibilities, collects pre-service payments, evaluates financial assistance options, and documents calls and account updates. The role communicates with patients, guarantors, practitioners, and insurers while ensuring accurate billing estimates, authorization records, and compliance with departmental payment procedures.

Manages daily emergency department operations, staff performance, scheduling, recruitment, compliance, equipment, supplies, and patient-care quality. Develops departmental goals, evaluates patient and family needs, provides or oversees nursing care, monitors patient conditions, and resolves complaints and conflicts. Requires critical thinking, decisive judgment, effective communication, and the ability to work independently in a stressful clinical environment.

Leads and administers multiple physician practices, overseeing operations, staffing, budgets, quality, patient experience, regulatory compliance, contracts, vendors, and supplies. Develops departmental goals aligned with organizational strategy, improves patient experience scores, supports business analysis and special projects, and builds relationships with providers and staff. Requires healthcare practice knowledge, leadership, critical thinking, and decisive judgment.

Supervises outpatient registration and Patient Financial Services staff, managing daily assignments, staffing fluctuations, training, coaching, hiring, evaluations, and disciplinary actions. Resolves complex issues and complaints, monitors service quality, ensures policy compliance, and supports staff development. May assist with Telecommunications Department operations and provides after-hours and weekend coverage for issues and call-outs.

Manages and configures OnBase and related business applications, including design, development, testing, debugging, deployment, upgrades, troubleshooting, and integrations with platforms such as Workday and Epic. Collaborates with end-users and vendors, gathers requirements and feedback, resolves application issues, supports HL7 interfaces, documents system capabilities, produces status reports, and assists with application infrastructure components including servers, operating systems, networks, databases, firewalls, and load balancers.

Leads business intelligence development for healthcare operations by extracting and modeling Epic Clarity and Caboodle data, creating SQL procedures, reports, dashboards, and data marts, and delivering Tableau or Power BI visualizations. Analyzes clinical, financial, and operational trends; validates data quality; supports end users and leadership; monitors and tunes BI applications; resolves production issues; and maintains technical documentation.

Provides medical nutrition therapy to oncology patients by assessing nutritional needs, creating and monitoring evidence-based care plans, documenting in the electronic health record, and collaborating with interdisciplinary healthcare teams. Educates patients, families, staff, interns, and dietitians; supports menu development, quality initiatives, and nutrition program improvements. Performs nutrition-focused physical examinations and contributes to malnutrition diagnoses.

Performs diagnostic imaging across multiple modalities, spending at least 25% of time in a secondary discipline. Prepares equipment, selects imaging parameters, positions patients, administers contrast within scope, monitors patient condition, maintains radiation and safety standards, troubleshoots equipment, resolves image-quality issues, and reports results. Provides patient education, completes documentation and charges, and participates in on-call coverage.

Leads pediatric echocardiography education across Imaging Services, including staff onboarding, competency assessment, continuing education, modality-specific protocols, clinical ladder coordination, and professional development. Serves as a clinical resource and consultant, supports patient care, evaluates learning programs, and advises leadership on imaging equipment procurement, implementation, quality, and regulatory requirements.

Provides medical nutrition therapy to patients by assessing nutritional status, developing care plans, monitoring progress, documenting in the electronic health record, and educating patients, families, staff, interns, and community members. Collaborates with physicians and interdisciplinary teams on nutrition care, menus, malnutrition diagnoses, quality initiatives, and performance improvement. Requires Florida dietitian licensure and Registered Dietitian CDR certification or eligibility.

Provides critical care nursing for high-acuity infant-to-adolescent patients during inter-facility ambulance and fixed-wing transport. Assesses patients, manages medical care and monitoring, coordinates nursing activities, implements individualized interventions, ensures patient safety, and evaluates outcomes. Requires collaboration with physicians and other medical professionals in demanding transport environments.

Provides clinical nutrition care for pediatric gastroenterology inpatients and outpatients. Assesses nutritional status, develops care plans, manages oral diets, tube feedings, TPN, and calorie counts, and educates patients and families. Collaborates with physicians, nursing, pharmacy, food services, and other healthcare professionals to deliver medical nutrition therapy. Requires clinical judgment, specialty nutrition expertise, patient follow-up, and participation in quality improvement initiatives.

Performs, evaluates, and reports laboratory tests on patient specimens to support diagnosis and treatment. Maintains quality control, regulatory compliance, and accurate timely reporting. Manages laboratory resources and equipment, supports staff competency, may serve as charge technologist, and may instruct students. Requires a bachelor’s degree and Florida clinical laboratory technologist license; no prior experience is required.