Jobs at NorthShore University HealthSystem

Performs diagnostic X-rays and complex radiologic procedures using fluoroscopy, 3D C-arm, O-arm, and Stealth Navigation equipment. Works with physicians in sterile surgical environments, applies ALARA principles, maintains regulatory compliance, and participates in rotating weekends, holidays, and on-call coverage.

Processes and triages gynecologic and non-gynecologic cytology specimens using laboratory processing and staining techniques. Provides technical customer support, coordinates specimen send-outs, maintains laboratory cleanliness and inventory, manages logs, monitors equipment functions, and troubleshoots issues with supervisory support.

Educates physicians and healthcare staff on coding, documentation, billing compliance, and payer requirements. Reviews medical records, assigns ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS codes, audits documentation, identifies compliance risks and reimbursement opportunities, resolves coding disputes, researches coding questions, develops educational tools, and conducts provider training. The role also analyzes coding trends, supports workflow improvements and special reimbursement projects, and maintains professional coding credentials through continuing education.

Provides specialized glaucoma care in a high-volume ophthalmology practice, including diagnostic evaluation, laser procedures, MIGS, and incisional glaucoma surgery. The role includes building a glaucoma-focused practice across Skokie, Gurnee, and Glenbrook Hospital, collaborating with ophthalmologists and optometrists, using advanced clinical and surgical technology, and participating in teaching through the University of Chicago academic affiliation.

Leads the Epilepsy/EEG Section, directing care strategy, clinical development, and multidisciplinary staff. Provides advanced epilepsy evaluation and treatment using EMU, neurophysiology, continuous, ambulatory, and intra-operative monitoring. Participates in epilepsy surgery services, clinical research, and medical education through a University of Chicago academic appointment. Requires Illinois medical licensure or eligibility, neurology board certification or eligibility, an epilepsy fellowship, and five years of leadership experience.

Performs CT examinations to support diagnosis and treatment, prepares and positions patients, records medical histories, explains procedures, ensures patient comfort, completes documentation, submits images to radiologists, and reviews scans for quality. Requires IEMA licensure, ARRT registration, CPR certification, advanced CT certification, and radiology education. At least five years of CT technologist experience is preferred.

Provides comprehensive cardiology care, including patient examinations, diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, referrals, testing, medical documentation, and ongoing case management. Educates patients and families, collaborates with physicians and clinical staff, oversees assigned medical and nursing personnel, participates in quality improvement and continuing education, and supports teaching for residents and medical students.

Supports system-wide physician and advanced practice provider engagement, professional development, recognition, leadership, and wellbeing initiatives. Coordinates workshops, assessments, listening sessions, mentorship, and milestone programs; analyzes engagement data using analytics and AI-assisted tools; develops reports, dashboards, recommendations, educational materials, and toolkits; and provides training and consultation. Partners with physician leaders, HR, Education, Marketing, and other organizational teams to improve provider experience, reduce burnout, and strengthen professional growth and workforce sustainability.

Manages enterprise network engineering solutions and teams across planning, implementation, maintenance, security, capacity planning, and operational support. Establishes roadmaps for routing, switching, WiFi, firewalls, and network services while ensuring reliability and integration. Partners with business leaders and vendors, oversees governance, budgets, technical projects, talent management, and technology adoption. Leads infrastructure upgrades and escalates execution risks to management.

Provides comprehensive cardiovascular medical care, including patient examination, diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, referrals, testing, medical documentation, follow-up, and wellness education. Collaborates with physicians and clinical staff, oversees assigned mid-level and nursing staff, participates in quality improvement and teaching, addresses patient concerns, and maintains confidentiality and regulatory compliance.

Coordinates perioperative nursing care for designated surgical specialties, including department throughput, staffing, resources, supplies, equipment, instruments, and surgical workflows. Communicates with stakeholders across perioperative areas and ensures competency in specialty-specific care for all patient age groups. The role requires an Illinois RN license, BLS certification, BSN education or enrollment, and operating room experience.

Processes and stains gynecologic and non-gynecologic cytology and surgical specimens, triages and accessions samples, supports specimen send-outs, provides laboratory customer support, maintains inventory and QA logs, troubleshoots equipment issues, and keeps the laboratory station clean.

Provides direct electrophysiology-focused medical care, including patient examinations, diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, referrals, testing, documentation, and ongoing case management. Educates patients and families, collaborates with physicians and clinical staff, oversees assigned mid-level and nursing staff, participates in quality improvement and teaching, and supports hospital care programs while maintaining patient confidentiality.

Per diem OB-GYN Resource Physician providing on-site obstetric and gynecologic coverage across labor and delivery, emergency, inpatient, surgical, and consultative care. Responsibilities include supervising clinical care, evaluating and documenting patients in Epic, responding to urgent events, reviewing fetal monitoring, completing billing documentation, leading multidisciplinary teams, rounding with residents, and teaching and evaluating learners.

Provides clinical pharmacy services to optimize safe, cost-effective drug therapy and patient outcomes. Coordinates daily pharmacy activities, develops clinical services and workflows, educates staff, supervises pharmacy support personnel, and maintains compliance with policies, protocols, standards, and regulations. This part-time hospital role includes day and evening shifts, rotating weekends, and holidays.

Establish and grow a general pediatric orthopedic surgical practice in the western Chicago suburbs. Responsibilities include pediatric orthopedic surgery and potential subspecialization in fracture care, sports medicine, clubfoot, hip dysplasia, or limb deformity. The role is supported by multidisciplinary pediatric specialists, anesthesiologists, radiologists, child life services, hospitalists, and physician assistants across Endeavor Health and partner hospitals.

Performs X-ray and ABUS examinations, prepares and positions patients, verifies orders, reviews image quality, and submits imaging records to RIS. Requires an accredited radiology program certificate or associate degree, IEMA licensure, CPR certification, and ARRT registry eligibility within one year. The part-time role is based in Gurnee, Illinois, with weekday day shifts and travel to other sites.

Leads the design, implementation, testing, documentation, and support of cardiology applications. Manages tickets, leads medium and large projects, develops application standards, prioritizes team work, prepares reports, mentors junior analysts, and advises stakeholders. Requires expert troubleshooting, independent decision-making, technical leadership, and strong communication. Syngo, Muse, and CCW knowledge is preferred.

Operates computerized tomography equipment to produce CT radiographic scans used by radiologists and physicians to diagnose injuries and evaluate body systems. Receives and prepares patients, follows radiologist direction, applies safe body mechanics, and meets required certification and licensing standards. The position is full-time, 36 hours weekly, with evening shifts and rotating weekends and holidays.

Provides inpatient advanced practice critical care in a 22-bed cardiac ICU, primarily treating post-cardiac surgery patients and complex cardiovascular conditions. Responsibilities include patient assessments, diagnosis, ordering and interpreting tests, prescribing therapies, documentation, patient education, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The PRN night role requires weekend and holiday coverage. Applicants must hold Illinois APN or PA licensure, a master's-level specialty degree, BLS/CPR, ACLS, DEA, and Illinois controlled substance licenses. Critical care APP experience is preferred, though new graduate ACNPs with critical care RN experience may be considered.