Jobs at Mosaic Life Care

Manages a portfolio of 75–125 major gift prospects and donors, developing cultivation, solicitation, stewardship, and recognition strategies for gifts of $10,000 or more. Builds relationships with donors, executives, physicians, volunteers, and organizational leaders; identifies philanthropic opportunities; prepares proposals; maintains donor records; and achieves activity, solicitation, and revenue goals. The role also supports planned and complex giving opportunities and requires regular travel.

Processes and maintains donor and gift data, including gift entry, pledges, deposits, reconciliations, fund allocations, receipts, tax letters, and donor records. Maintains the Raiser's Edge NXT database, supports reporting and data quality, resolves fund discrepancies, and coordinates with philanthropy and finance teams. The role also trains staff on processing procedures, manages documentation, supports audits, and handles sensitive donor and patient-related information.

Provides physician leadership for utilization management, medical necessity, level-of-care decisions, denial prevention, appeals, clinical documentation improvement, and regulatory compliance. Partners with care management, CDI, HIM, coding, revenue cycle, quality, and clinical teams to improve documentation accuracy, patient flow, length of stay, readmissions, and financial outcomes. Conducts clinical reviews, payer peer-to-peer discussions, provider education, performance analysis, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Maintains a safe and secure healthcare environment through armed patrols, access control, emergency response, incident investigation, crisis intervention, traffic and crowd control, and detailed reporting. The officer assists with restraining combative individuals, responds to life-threatening situations, maintains equipment and vehicles, supports junior security officers, and travels between system facilities. The role requires physical fitness, firearm proficiency, crisis-response training, a valid chauffeur’s license, and successful completion of medical, psychological, vision, hearing, and firearm evaluations.

Maintains physical security across hospital facilities through patrols, access control, incident investigation, armed-threat response, crisis intervention, traffic and crowd control, and emergency assistance. Documents incidents, secures evidence, maintains equipment and vehicles, assists nursing staff and junior officers, and travels between system facilities. The role requires firearm qualification, physical fitness, psychological evaluation, and the ability to manage stressful and potentially violent situations.

Provides nursing care in an endocrinology IV clinic under leadership supervision. Prepares patients, administers medications and treatments, assists with procedures, provides education, monitors patient flow, documents conditions, and coordinates referrals. Requires practical nursing education, active LPN licensure, IV certification, BLS certification, and occasional travel between facilities.

Processes and accessions laboratory specimens, verifies labeling and integrity, orders tests, performs waived testing and phlebotomy, and enters patient and test data into hospital systems. Provides customer service to patients, physicians, and hospital staff; manages reports, requisitions, billing information, specimen files, and referral testing documentation. Requires accurate computer work, communication, organization, and adherence to laboratory protocols and safety procedures.

Performs CT scans, prepares and administers contrast agents, screens and explains procedures to patients, adjusts scanner settings, reviews images, documents results, and completes exam charges in the radiology information system. Maintains patient safety, communication, equipment-handling, and clinical care standards while working across healthcare facilities.

Provides supervised inpatient nursing care, including patient assessments, care planning, medication administration, documentation, patient and family education, discharge planning, and evaluation of outcomes. The position is temporary until the graduate obtains RN licensure or fails the licensure exam. Requires nursing school graduation, RN licensure within 90 days, BLS certification, and ACLS certification when applicable.

Leads histology department operations under laboratory and pathology leadership. Performs tissue embedding, microtomy, staining, coverslipping, specimen preparation, quality control, documentation, inventory, and equipment maintenance. Trains and evaluates staff, develops procedures, investigates issues, supports CAP compliance, and coordinates send-out specimens. Requires ASCP HT or HTL certification, at least two years of histology laboratory experience, and travel between facilities as needed.

Psychiatrist providing primarily outpatient behavioral health care with limited inpatient responsibilities, shared weekend and overnight call, and approximately 10–15 patient encounters daily. The role involves collaboration with psychiatrists, tele-psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, social workers, and primary care clinicians. The physician will support innovative treatments including TMS, Spravato, specialized group therapy, and an established ECT program, while contributing to emergency behavioral response and community-focused psychiatric services.

Leads Epic revenue application analysts supporting hospital business applications, including HB claims and remittance workflows. Responsibilities include requirements gathering, workflow analysis, application configuration and build, testing, troubleshooting, implementation, documentation, stakeholder communication, training support, and project status reporting. Requires five years of related experience, application system build experience, healthcare environment experience, and Epic certification or accreditation.

Performs CT scans, administers contrast agents, prepares and screens patients, adjusts scanner settings, reviews images, maintains exam records, and completes radiology system documentation and charges. The role requires patient communication, radiation safety, teamwork, physical mobility, and travel between system facilities and off-site locations as needed.

Processes and logs laboratory specimens, verifies labeling and integrity, enters patient and billing information, orders tests, performs waived testing and phlebotomy, and supports result reporting. Provides customer service to patients, physicians’ offices, and hospital staff while maintaining requisition files and referral testing documentation. Requires adherence to laboratory protocols, accurate computer data entry, specimen handling, and communication procedures.

Provide specialized neurosurgical care, including spinal procedures, craniotomies, intracranial vascular procedures, laminectomies, fusions, and aneurysm repairs. Participate in clinic coverage Monday through Friday and provide call coverage every third week. Collaborate with neurologists, anesthesiology pain physicians, PM&R physicians, and a professional support team to deliver compassionate, high-quality patient care.

Provide anatomic and clinical pathology services, including intraoperative consultations, cytology evaluations, FNA assessments, gross examinations, margin documentation, and immunohistochemistry interpretation. Participate in tumor boards, collaborate with clinical teams, and provide urgent laboratory consultations through a shared call rotation. The role includes inpatient and outpatient care within a pathology team using Epic EMR.

Provides non-clinical care navigation for rural residents by screening needs, managing closed-loop referrals, coordinating health and social services, addressing barriers, documenting outcomes, and supporting follow-through. The role engages Medicaid and other high-need populations through outreach, field visits, and partner coordination. It maintains caseloads, contributes to case reviews and workflow improvements, reports program data, and escalates urgent medical, behavioral, or safety concerns to licensed staff.

Provides supervised practical nursing care in a clinic, including patient preparation, medication and treatment administration, provider procedure assistance, patient education, monitoring, documentation, referrals, scheduling, and patient inquiries. May delegate tasks to unlicensed personnel and work across other clinical areas. Travel between system facilities and off-site locations may be required.

Provides non-clinical care navigation for rural residents by conducting screenings, managing closed-loop referrals, coordinating clinical and social services, addressing access barriers, and tracking follow-up through completion. Engages Medicaid and high-need populations across healthcare and community settings, documents activities in CIE and related systems, participates in case reviews, escalates urgent concerns, and contributes frontline insights to improve referral workflows and community health operations.

Provides practical nursing care in an endocrinology IV clinic under leadership supervision. Responsibilities include preparing patients, administering medications and treatments, assisting with procedures, educating patients and families, monitoring conditions, coordinating referrals, managing patient flow, documenting care, and communicating with providers. May delegate tasks and work across facilities as needed.