Jobs at Missouri Delta Medical Center

Registers cardiology clinic patients, collects insurance and payments, enters diagnoses and medical records, schedules referrals, manages telephone communication, files documentation, maintains supplies, and supports patient care coordination and clinic quality programs.

Schedules outpatient exams, provides patient preparation instructions, verifies orders and insurance pre-certifications, assigns ICD-10 codes, registers patients, manages encounters, answers calls, maintains records and departmental procedures, and orders office supplies. Requires strong phone and patient communication skills, basic computer proficiency, and a high school diploma or equivalent.

Provides patient care support in a physician services setting by rooming patients, collecting vital signs and specimens, performing EKGs and phlebotomy, assisting with diagnostic procedures, documenting care, reporting clinical changes, and maintaining patient safety and confidentiality.

Provides clinical support in a physician clinic by rooming patients, collecting vital signs and specimens, performing EKGs and phlebotomy, assisting with diagnostic procedures, documenting care, communicating changes to providers, educating patients, and maintaining safety and quality standards.

Performs outpatient registration, collects insurance and payments, enters diagnoses and medical records, schedules referrals, manages files and supplies, answers phones, types correspondence, and supports patient care coordination and clinic quality programs.

Performs complete and focused echocardiographic examinations to support diagnosis and treatment of cardiac conditions. Obtains patient histories, maintains examination records, positions and transports patients, checks and maintains imaging equipment, and keeps the work area clean. Participates in education, professional development, meetings, and departmental procedures. Must graduate from an accredited ultrasonography or medical imaging program and obtain professional registration within one year.

Provides supervised, entry-level patient care in the ICU while enrolled in nursing school. Assists with activities of daily living, vitals, intake/output, specimen collection, admissions/transfers, basic clinical skills, and documentation. Works under an RN's direct supervision to learn unit workflow, safety, and interdisciplinary collaboration without independent patient-assignment responsibility.

Nurse Extern is a nursing student under direct RN supervision who assists with basic nursing care, ADLs, vital signs, specimen collection, admissions/transfers/discharges, and unit workflow. The role provides hands-on learning in telemetry, supports patient safety and documentation, participates in quality improvement, and performs core/unit-specific clinical skills without independent patient-care responsibility.

Transports supplies, specimens, laundry, medications, mail, cash and small equipment between the main hospital campus and clinics; follows established routes and protocols, maintains logs and documentation, restocks supplies, and ensures infection control and vehicle safety.

Support nursing team under RN supervision while gaining clinical experience. Assist with ADLs, vital signs, intake/output, feeding, mobility, admissions/transfers/discharges, specimen collection, basic clinical skills, documentation, patient privacy, and quality improvement.

Maintain the hospital general ledger, prepare account reconciliations and financial/statistical schedules, support budgeting and department training, assist with audits and Medicare/Medicaid cost reports, produce revenue and expense analyses for investment decisions, and cover accounts payable/payroll during emergencies.

Provides basic nursing care and assistance with activities of daily living (feeding, transfers, ambulation, hygiene), measures and records vitals and intake/output, assists with admissions/transfers/discharges and specimen collection, documents care, monitors patients, maintains a clean/safe environment, ensures patient privacy, communicates changes to nursing staff, and participates in quality improvement. 12-hour day and night shifts available.

Performs clinical support tasks including taking and recording vitals, assisting with rooming, specimen collection, EKGs and phlebotomy, documenting care, assisting with diagnostic tests and patient communication, maintaining a clean safe environment, and following department policies and quality improvement activities.