Jobs at Methodist Hospitals

Provides direct bedside medical-surgical nursing care, including patient assessment, medication administration, documentation, education, care planning, and coordination with physicians and multidisciplinary teams. Maintains patient safety, confidentiality, equipment, supplies, and regulatory compliance while supporting patients and families. Requires a nursing diploma, registered nurse licensure, CPR certification, and BLS certification for medical-surgical areas.

Performs STAT and routine moderate- and high-complexity laboratory testing, instrument assays, calibrations, maintenance, troubleshooting, and quality control. Supports proficiency testing, inventory management, performance improvement, protocol evaluation, and student clinical rotations while following laboratory, hospital, HIPAA, and regulatory requirements.

Provides direct neurosurgical care in inpatient and outpatient settings, including physical examinations, patient assessment, chart documentation, education, hospital rounds, triage, and physician support. The Physician Assistant may assist with open and endovascular neurosurgical procedures and contributes to clinical research, quality improvement, program development, and staff leadership.

Provides direct renal medical-surgical nursing care, including patient assessment, medication administration, documentation, education, care planning, multidisciplinary collaboration, safety, infection control, and evaluation of health outcomes. The role requires a licensed Registered Nurse, nursing education, CPR certification, strong clinical and communication skills, and adherence to hospital, regulatory, and patient-safety standards.

Provides direct medical-surgical nursing care, including patient assessment, medication administration, care planning, education, documentation, monitoring, and multidisciplinary coordination. Maintains patient safety, confidentiality, equipment, supplies, and regulatory compliance while supporting patients and families. Requires a nursing diploma, Registered Nurse licensure, CPR certification, and BLS certification for medical-surgical areas.

Examines inpatient and outpatient medical records, assigns accurate ICD-10-CM, CPT, and HCPCS codes, abstracts clinical and administrative data, submits documentation queries, maintains coding compliance, and supports data retrieval, analysis, and claims processing. The role requires adherence to AHIMA standards, coding guidelines, HIPAA confidentiality, continuing education, and departmental accuracy expectations.

Provides direct nursing care to assigned patients, including assessment, medication administration, care-plan coordination, medical procedures, documentation, interdisciplinary communication, and patient education. Requires a registered nursing license, associate degree in nursing, Basic Cardiac Life Support certification, and at least two years of labor and delivery experience. Bachelor’s degree, three years of L&D experience, acute-care experience, and additional advanced life-support certification may be preferred or required by unit.

Schedules outpatient tests and procedures, registers patients in EPIC, verifies insurance and demographics, obtains authorizations and referrals, confirms appointments, and provides preparation instructions. The role processes referrals, pre-certifications, medical documentation, and patient information while maintaining HIPAA confidentiality, productivity, accuracy, and communication standards.

Schedules outpatient tests and procedures, registers patients in EPIC, verifies insurance and demographic information, obtains authorizations and referrals, confirms appointments, provides preparation instructions, and answers patient questions. Maintains accurate medical records and documentation while protecting patient confidentiality and complying with HIPAA and organizational standards.

Performs moderate- and high-complexity STAT and routine clinical laboratory testing, including instrument calibration, maintenance, troubleshooting, quality control, proficiency testing, and protocol evaluation. Supports inventory management, competency assessments, scheduling, student clinical rotations, performance improvement, and department management. May serve as Charge Technician and assist with supervisory functions.

Performs diagnostic radiologic procedures for inpatient and outpatient patients, ensuring safe positioning, radiation protection, accurate histories, and appropriate technique. Coordinates department workflow, verifies orders, guides staff, reports equipment malfunctions, manages specialty supplies, and supports quality improvement. Requires an associate degree in radiology, an active Indiana radiologic technologist license, ARRT Radiography registration, and Basic Life Support certification.

Provides direct nursing care before, during, and after diagnostic and interventional radiology procedures. Responsibilities include patient assessment, education, medication and contrast administration, IV sedation, emergency response, monitoring, equipment preparation, documentation, and collaboration with physicians and healthcare teams.

Performs hospital floor and carpet cleaning, floor stripping, sealing, waxing, and refinishing using specialized equipment and chemicals. Cleans areas containing patient equipment, removes spills, relocates furniture and supplies as needed, and follows proper chemical dilution and housekeeping procedures. Requires independent work, teamwork, English communication, and compliance with confidentiality and healthcare standards.

Provides evidence-based lactation counseling, breastfeeding education, maternal and infant assessments, care planning, follow-up, and referrals. Develops lactation support policies and teaches breastfeeding classes for expectant and new mothers. Monitors infant weight and health, documents progress, and supports staff, patients, and families in achieving breastfeeding goals.

Performs diagnostic radiologic examinations using X-ray equipment, ensuring patient safety, accurate positioning, radiation protection, and compassionate care. Obtains relevant patient histories, explains procedures, assists with fluoroscopy and special procedures, maintains supplies and emergency equipment, and processes patients through radiology information and PACS systems. Requires an associate degree in radiology, active Indiana radiologic technologist licensure, ARRT radiography registration, and Basic Life Support certification.

Provides licensed physician assistant services in an orthopedic physician office setting. Performs comprehensive examinations, identifies abnormalities, documents findings, educates patients, supports direct patient care, contributes to clinical research and quality improvement, and helps develop efficient care programs. Provides leadership, consultation, mentoring, and direction to office staff while supporting physicians, the medical director, and operations leadership.

Provides direct oncology and medical-surgical nursing care, including patient assessment, medication administration, care planning, education, documentation, monitoring, infection control, and coordination with multidisciplinary teams. Ensures compliance with nursing standards, patient safety goals, HIPAA, and hospital policies while supporting quality outcomes and compassionate patient care.

Provides direct inpatient and outpatient neurosurgical care under physician direction. Performs physical examinations, patient assessments, chart documentation, education, triage, hospital rounds, and care coordination. Supports physicians and medical directors, mentors office staff, contributes to clinical research and quality improvement, and may assist with open or endovascular neurosurgical procedures. Requires Indiana licensure as a Physician Assistant and collaboration across physician office and hospital settings.

Provides direct nursing care to intensive care unit patients, including assessments, medication administration, care planning, patient education, documentation, and coordination with multidisciplinary teams. Ensures compliance with nursing standards, patient safety goals, infection-control procedures, HIPAA, and hospital policies. Interprets laboratory and diagnostic results, communicates patient status using SBAR, maintains clinical competencies, and supports quality-of-care initiatives.

Develops and manages the hospital-wide infection prevention program, conducts healthcare-associated infection surveillance, analyzes trends, and ensures NHSN and state reporting. Provides staff education, conducts compliance rounds, supports performance improvement, advises leadership, and integrates evidence-based practices into policies and procedures. Collaborates with clinical, quality, and IT teams to reduce infection risks and maintain regulatory readiness.