Jobs at Mount Sinai Medical Center

Leads daily operations for a telemetry, neuro, and orthopedic nursing unit. Responsibilities include staffing and scheduling, payroll verification, recruitment, onboarding, coaching, performance management, compliance, equipment and supply oversight, incident reporting, quality improvement, KPI monitoring, interdisciplinary coordination, and patient/family education. Requires Florida RN licensure, BLS/ACLS certification, and preferably a BSN and nursing leadership experience.

Leads design, configuration, testing, upgrades, optimization, and maintenance of Epic Radiant applications supporting imaging and laboratory workflows. Analyzes requirements, troubleshoots issues, manages data and integrations, supports reporting and downtime processes, and partners with clinical stakeholders, vendors, and technical teams. Provides end-user support, workflow analysis, testing, training input, and project leadership while ensuring data integrity, regulatory compliance, and reliable application performance.

Oversees hospital patient dining operations, food safety, meal delivery, service quality, inventory, staffing, compliance, and equipment maintenance. Leads and develops patient services and utility staff, manages schedules and performance, responds to patient concerns, coordinates with nursing and interdisciplinary teams, and drives continuous improvement. Maintains regulatory documentation and uses systems including CBORD, Jolt, Volt, Pineapple Academy, and Aladdin to support operations, training, communication, and compliance.

Develops and supports healthcare reports, dashboards, and analytics using Epic reporting tools and enterprise platforms. Partners with clinical and business stakeholders to translate reporting needs into actionable insights, manages multiple projects, supports upgrades and testing, contributes to downtime processes and training, and provides customer support. Requires strong SQL, Epic reporting, Tableau, database, visualization, and healthcare workflow knowledge.

Patrols hospital buildings and grounds, monitors access, responds to alarms and incidents, enforces policies, investigates violations, documents evidence, prepares reports, provides testimony, identifies safety and security hazards, and supports hazardous-material response. The officer also staffs security posts, controls incident scenes, and maintains proficiency with safety equipment while delivering courteous service.

Leads the design, configuration, testing, optimization, maintenance, and support of Epic Willow pharmacy applications. Translates pharmacy workflows into technical requirements, troubleshoots system issues, supports implementations, mentors junior analysts, provides training, and leads small-to-medium IT initiatives. Requires collaboration with pharmacy leaders, clinicians, vendors, and senior leadership, plus participation in on-call support and occasional local travel.

Configure, test, administer, and optimize Workday HCM functionality. Partner with HR stakeholders to gather requirements, improve processes, resolve system issues, support releases and integrations, create HR reports, conduct data audits, and maintain documentation and training materials.

Provides preoperative assessments, patient histories, physical examinations, and perioperative surgical assistance under physician supervision. Assists with invasive lines, catheter placement, surgical preparation, sterile technique, tissue handling, suturing, electrocautery, and wound closure. Maintains patient confidentiality, licensure, ACLS/BCLS certifications, and continuing education. Participates in clinical teaching, performance improvement, interdisciplinary teams, and departmental quality initiatives.

Provides front-desk administrative support in a healthcare practice. Answers and routes calls, records messages, enters patient demographic and insurance information, verifies coverage, collects referrals and authorizations, checks forms, schedules appointments, manages records and mail, monitors supplies, and handles daily receipts, deposits, and petty cash.

Performs CT examinations, prepares and positions patients, verifies orders, assists physicians, inspects image quality, operates Siemens and GE scanners, completes documentation, and follows radiation and patient-safety protocols. Performs 3D post-processing, peripheral IV placement, and phantom quality control. Requires ARRT CT registration, Florida radiographer licensure, BLS/CPR certification, accredited radiologic technology education, and two years of clinical experience or equivalent CT procedure competency.

Performs CT and specialty radiologic examinations, prepares and positions patients, verifies physician orders, reviews image quality, assists radiologists, follows radiation and safety protocols, maintains equipment and supplies, documents exam data, and supports training. Requires ARRT CT registration, Florida General Radiographer licensure, BLS/CPR certification, accredited radiologic technology education, and one year of staff technologist experience.

Performs CT and specialty radiologic examinations, prepares and positions patients, verifies physician orders, evaluates image quality, maintains accurate exam records, follows radiation and infection-control protocols, and assists radiologists and physicians during procedures. The technologist operates specialized imaging equipment, reports malfunctions, stocks supplies, supports staff training, and uses EPIC and SYNAPSE for documentation and imaging workflows.

Performs advanced CT examinations, prepares and positions patients, verifies orders, operates Siemens and GE scanners, conducts 3D cardiac and vascular post-processing, performs quality control, maintains radiation safety, documents studies in EPIC and SYNAPSE, and supports training and department workflow leadership.

Performs advanced CT examinations, prepares and supports patients, verifies orders, operates Siemens and GE scanners, completes 3D and cardiac post-processing, performs quality control, maintains safety standards, and documents exam data. The role requires proficiency in specialized CT procedures, IV catheter placement, protocol setup, and equipment operation. It also supports staff training, workflow coordination, supply management, and department leadership when the manager is absent.

Supports and optimizes Epic clinical information systems across a hospital network. Acts as a liaison between clinical leaders and IT, analyzes workflows and user needs, documents requirements, designs solutions, conducts testing, trains users, monitors system performance, and collaborates with vendors. The role also supports clinical systems planning, regulatory reporting, process improvement, policy development, and implementation initiatives.

Supervises staff and manages daily operations for a physician practice, including scheduling, credentialing, payroll tracking, compliance monitoring, billing workflows, insurance authorizations, patient communications, supplies, cash deposits, reporting, and physician schedules. The coordinator also resolves client concerns, supports staff, participates in community outreach, and engages community physicians to generate referrals. Requires 3–5 years of experience in a multi-physician practice or healthcare setting; an associate or technical degree is preferred.

Answers and routes telephone calls, records messages, enters patient demographic and insurance information, verifies referrals and authorizations, ensures forms are complete, schedules appointments, manages records and mail, monitors supplies, and handles daily receipts, deposits, and petty cash.

Provides practical nursing care in a physician office, including patient assessments, medication and IV therapy administration, wound and ostomy care, catheterization, specimen collection, pre- and post-operative care, patient education, documentation, emergency interventions, and care-plan evaluation. Delegates assignments, supports quality-improvement activities, completes required training, and coordinates discharge and transfer planning.

Oversees application support operations, system performance, service delivery, and user satisfaction. Leads and mentors IT staff, manages projects and budgets, monitors KPIs, resolves service issues, coordinates system updates and enhancements, and maintains relationships with clinical and operational departments. Develops work plans, educational programs, status reporting, and process improvements while ensuring supported systems meet organizational, regulatory, and operational needs.

Provides specialized oncology pharmacy expertise in a hospital setting, leading clinical and operational pharmacy services, drug utilization reviews, formulary management, medication safety, regulatory compliance, education, mentorship, and process improvement. Advises on medication guidelines and order sets, manages controlled-substance monitoring, resolves drug therapy conflicts, develops policies, and serves as manager in charge when assigned.