Jobs at Nebraska Medicine

Leads clinical performance improvement initiatives using Lean and Six Sigma methodologies to improve patient safety, quality, efficiency, and healthcare processes. Analyzes clinical data and performance metrics, facilitates cross-functional teams, designs and implements solutions, and validates outcomes. The role requires clinical expertise, project management, evidence-based practice, data management, stakeholder collaboration, and continuous improvement leadership across the healthcare organization.

Conduct revenue integrity audits and reviews covering charge capture, coding, claims production, provider code assignment, and reimbursement. Investigate revenue-cycle issues, identify trends, support process improvements, educate stakeholders, and assist with billing system implementation. Collaborate with Patient Financial Services, clinical departments, compliance, and leadership while conducting special projects to strengthen revenue management.

Provides and coordinates nursing care for adult patients in a 20-bed Neuroscience ICU, including those with traumatic brain injuries, strokes, epilepsy, and other neurological conditions. Works with healthcare providers to address critical, acute, emergent, and procedural care needs. Requires Nebraska RN licensure, BLS certification, and department-dependent PALS certification.

Implements and evaluates infection prevention programs across inpatient and outpatient care areas. Investigates and reports healthcare-associated infections, educates staff on infection control and safety practices, and leads quality assurance and performance improvement activities related to patient and facility safety.

Performs diagnostic X-rays and provides clinical support in an ambulatory clinic. Responsibilities include patient rooming, administering medications and vaccines, drawing labs, assisting with procedures, coordinating referrals, and supporting physicians and staff. The role requires radiologic imaging expertise, patient care skills, ARRT certification or eligibility, a Nebraska radiographer license, and BLS certification.

Leads enterprise ambulatory referral management and centralized referral scheduling operations. Develops strategic roadmaps, referral guidelines, workflows, metrics, and quality improvement initiatives; manages Epic and One Chart projects; partners with clinical, operational, executive, and IT stakeholders; and supports team supervision, training, compliance, productivity, and patient access improvements across specialties.

Collects, reviews, interprets, and enters clinical protocol and registry data. Creates clinical research data-collection tools and supports Blood and Marrow Transplant and Cellular Therapy programs. Manages research protocols, stem cell donor searches, donor progress communications, and procurement of donor stem cell products. Coordinates unrelated donor collections among patients, donors, clinical teams, donor centers, and the NMDP.

Coordinates comprehensive care for liver transplant patients before and after transplantation. Provides patient and family education, advocacy, emotional support, clinical monitoring, procedure scheduling, and care coordination across multidisciplinary teams. Delivers transitional quality care, demonstrates nursing leadership and teaching ability, and supports patients through transplant evaluation, surgery, and recovery.

Supervise pharmacy services in an assigned patient care area, provide high-quality pharmaceutical care, meet medication-related needs, collaborate with care teams, and support continuous quality improvement for patients and providers.

Provide and coordinate safe, high-quality clinical care for patients in a short-term, non-acute clinic setting. Ensure continuity of care, communicate effectively with patients and care teams, and demonstrate initiative, teamwork, and flexibility. The role requires a Nebraska or compact-state RN license, ADN or nursing diploma, and American Heart Association BLS certification. PALS, nursing experience, BSN/MSN education, Microsoft Office, email, and EPIC experience may be preferred or department-dependent.

Perform diagnostic radiological imaging and provide patient care for patients, physicians, and radiology customers. Work full-time overnight weekend shifts, including varied days and occasional call. Maintain imaging quality, interact with patients and families, and use radiology information systems, PACS, and patient transportation equipment. Required qualifications include JRCERT-accredited radiology training, ARRT certification or eligibility, a Nebraska radiographer license, and AHA-endorsed BLS certification.

Provide and coordinate clinical resources to deliver safe, high-quality outpatient dermatology care. Perform nursing duties for short-term, non-acute, non-life-threatening patient visits and ensure continuity of care.

The CT Technologist performs CT procedures under a radiologist's supervision, ensuring accurate imaging for diagnoses, and participates in department activities.

Designs radiation dose distributions and treatment plans per radiation oncologist prescriptions, assists with simulation and brachytherapy, instructs students, and supports development and implementation of a new MevionFit proton therapy program. Initially onsite for workflow establishment, with training in proton therapy and collaboration across multidisciplinary teams.

Provide and coordinate clinical care for cardiovascular patients on a 49-bed Heart & Vascular Unit, including post-transplant and LVAD patients. Work weekend block shifts, participate in Cardiology Fellowship training, ensure continuity and quality of care, and follow unit protocols.

The Core Laboratory Supervisor oversees daily lab operations, mentoring staff, ensuring compliance, and driving process improvements in a clinical setting.

Performs routine and advanced EEG and neurodiagnostic testing in a Level 4 Epilepsy Center. Prepares equipment, applies electrodes, records and archives data, gathers patient histories, recognizes emergencies, maintains equipment, manages supplies, trains staff, and follows safety, regulatory, and quality standards.

Supervises pharmacy business operations, revenue cycle activities, purchasing, contracting, licensing, analytics, reporting, compliance, and process improvement. Leads pharmacy operations staff through hiring, training, development, and performance evaluation. Oversees workflow assessments, payer billing processes, 340B-related activities, project ownership, and interdisciplinary issue resolution while supporting financial and patient-care goals.

Provides and coordinates nursing care for preoperative and post-anesthesia patients, collaborating with healthcare providers to meet holistic care needs. The role requires scheduled shifts, regular call coverage, and weekend and holiday rotation. Responsibilities may include care in acute, critical, emergent, interventional, and procedural environments. Required qualifications include Nebraska RN licensure, BSN or approved exception, BLS, and department-dependent advanced certifications.

Prepare, dispense, and distribute medications in a closed-door central fill outpatient pharmacy. Perform clinical prescription review (drug utilization review), verify order entry accuracy, collaborate with pharmacy technicians, triage patient phone calls, ensure regulatory compliance, and support the healthcare team.