Jobs at NorthShore University HealthSystem

Provides nutritional services and medical nutrition therapy for patients in a comprehensive weight management clinic. Responsibilities include nutrition screening and assessment, developing and managing care plans, documenting diagnoses and progress in medical records, delivering nutrition education, and supporting wellness programs while protecting patient health information.

Provides clinical nutrition assessments, individualized care plans, dietary counseling, and meal planning for patients, with a primary focus on eating disorders, diabetes, and related conditions. Coordinates meal preparation, nutrition education, and dietary services with food service staff. Supports patients, families, and clinical teams while maintaining professional knowledge and required certifications.

Performs orthopedic and other radiographic examinations in urgent and immediate care settings. Prepares and positions patients, explains procedures, ensures comfort, reviews images for quality, and submits exam information through the RIS. Provides dual support in medical assistant and phlebotomy duties with training provided. Requires IEMA licensing, radiology education, CPR certification, and ARRT registry eligibility within one year.

Maintains inventory levels for medical supplies across hospital units and care locations. Responsibilities include counting stock, picking, packing, staging, delivering and replenishing supplies, rotating inventory, checking expiration dates, maintaining organized stockrooms, and updating clinicians about product disruptions. The role requires accurate data entry using handheld devices and an ERP system, adherence to infection-control and Joint Commission standards, and participation in process improvement initiatives.

Provides front-desk administrative support in a mammography department. Greets patients, addresses concerns, schedules appointments, checks in and registers patients, verifies information, and accurately enters data into EPIC. Contacts patients and physician offices to obtain orders, communicates with technical staff, maintains proper documentation, and performs additional secretarial duties as needed.

Develop and maintain ServiceNow applications, workflows, scripts, integrations, reports, dashboards, and platform enhancements. Support ITSM and ITOM operations, incident and request triage, access provisioning, testing, asset management modules, and change governance through CAB participation. Collaborate with stakeholders and process owners, provide platform guidance and training, and identify automation and continuous-improvement opportunities. The role requires ServiceNow development, administration, integration, CMDB, Discovery, Service Mapping, and CSDM experience.

Leads IT engineering and technical services for healthcare platforms, systems, applications, infrastructure, and devices. Oversees solution planning, architecture, implementation, testing, deployment, optimization, support, governance, budgets, vendors, and technical project delivery. Manages teams, resources, risks, escalations, lifecycle management, system availability, and ITIL-based change, incident, release, and problem management. Partners with business and clinical stakeholders to deliver scalable technology solutions and improve operational and patient experiences.

Supports philanthropic prospect identification, donor research, wealth screening, profile creation, portfolio and pipeline tracking, CRM data integrity, reporting, and standard operating procedures. Collaborates with prospect development staff and fundraisers to advance donor cultivation and solicitation. Requires discretion with confidential and HIPAA-related information, strong analytical and communication skills, and proficiency with Salesforce or similar CRM and Microsoft Office.

Supervises clinical nursing staff and ensures safe, efficient patient care. Performs professional nursing duties, coordinates admissions and discharges, manages patient placement and overtime, and oversees care planning and outcomes. Supports hiring, orientation, training, performance evaluations, conflict resolution, and unit operations. Collaborates with medical staff and resource personnel to address complex patient-care needs and participates in unit projects.

Provides resource physician coverage as a board-certified or board-eligible hepatologist within an integrated healthcare system. Responsibilities include delivering specialized gastroenterology and hepatology care, supporting accessible patient services through Epic EMR, and contributing to safe, equitable, patient-centered care. Requires graduation from an accredited medical school, completion of a GI/hepatology program, Illinois medical licensure eligibility, and board certification or eligibility.

Designs, implements, administers, and continuously improves enterprise cybersecurity capabilities. Responsibilities include threat and vulnerability identification, complex incident investigation and response, security architecture, security controls, risk assessments, compliance audits, policy development, security application management, automation, reporting, and awareness training. The role supports HIPAA, PCI, NIST, and other standards, leads security projects, mentors junior staff, and participates in a 24/7 on-call rotation.

Performs CT examinations to support diagnosis and treatment, prepares and reassures patients, records clinical histories, positions patients, completes documentation, submits images to radiologists, and reviews scans for quality. Requires radiology education or certification, CPR certification, advanced CT certification, and strong communication skills. At least five years of CT technologist experience is preferred.

Provides advanced administrative support to hospital leadership by managing communications, schedules, meetings, documents, policies, EHR updates, research, budgets, supplies, and administrative staff onboarding.

Leads clinical informatics, population health, value-based care, and Epic EMR workflow initiatives. Advises on healthcare technology, analytics, care gaps, quality reporting, risk stratification, digital health, ACO leakage, physician reporting, and network performance. Partners with medical, quality, and HIT leadership to develop strategies, optimize workflows, and implement organizational initiatives. Requires a practicing physician with clinical informatics and population health experience, strong leadership, communication, project management, and problem-solving skills.

Directs clinical engineering operations across nine hospitals, overseeing biomedical engineering, imaging maintenance, equipment uptime, preventive maintenance, service providers, complex projects, budgets, compliance, and performance reporting. Leads site-based engineering leadership, contractor management, equipment lifecycle planning, resource development, competency standards, and continuous improvement while partnering with clinical and executive stakeholders to ensure safe and reliable medical-device service.

Directs the financial, contractual, compliance, sourcing, capital-planning, and business operations of a multi-site clinical engineering program. Oversees budgets, equipment replacement planning, vendor and service contracts, regulatory and recall compliance, medical-device cybersecurity coordination, asset recovery, CMMS analytics, facility integrations, and staff development. Partners with Finance, Supply Chain, Information Security, clinical leaders, vendors, and OEMs to standardize processes, control costs, and maximize equipment value.

Operates radiology equipment to produce diagnostic radiographs, follows established imaging protocols, assists physicians and clinical staff with image and record retrieval, explains procedures to patients, and delivers patient-focused service. The role requires IEMA authorization, ARRT(R) candidacy with certification within two years, and current American Heart Association BLS/CPR certification. It is a part-time position with rotating on-call, weekend, and holiday coverage and may float among nearby locations.

Manages healthcare supply categories, contracts, vendor relationships, sourcing strategies, negotiations, and value analysis initiatives. Oversees a large contract portfolio, leads RFP/RFQ processes, reviews contract language, tracks savings, and collaborates with clinical, legal, IT, quality, administrative, and executive stakeholders to improve cost efficiency, compliance, resource allocation, and patient care.

Coordinates system-wide healthcare accreditation, certification, and regulatory compliance activities. Leads survey preparation, readiness assessments, regulatory reporting, corrective action responses, standards interpretation, policy workflows, abuse and sentinel event investigations, and compliance audits. Partners with clinical, operational, and executive leaders to monitor regulatory changes, analyze compliance data, improve processes, and maintain readiness for agencies including The Joint Commission, IDPH, CMS, ACHC, and AAAHC.

Provides direct nursing care to rehabilitation patients using the nursing process, evidence-based practice, safety protocols, and timely documentation. Assesses, plans, implements, and evaluates care; supervises nursing personnel; supports peer development; responds to emergencies; and maintains professional competency. Works full time on day shifts, including alternating weekends and rotating holidays, and may float to other inpatient units.