Jobs at OakBend Medical Center

Provides radiological services according to physician orders under the supervision of the Radiology Manager. Performs high-quality imaging, positions patients appropriately, follows radiation-safety procedures, and ensures patient safety and quality care. Requires travel between hospital campuses.

Supervises hospital personnel and patient care activities when management is absent. Coordinates with department directors, supports nursing supervisors, facilitates education, analyzes hospital objectives, and ensures organizational goals and high-quality patient care are achieved. Requires a Texas Registered Nurse license, nursing education, clinical experience, BLS certification, and ACLS certification within six months of hire.

Performs ultrasound and radiological services according to physician orders, ensuring patient safety and high-quality imaging. Operates ultrasound equipment, generates timely diagnostic images, and provides quality patient care. Requires travel between campuses and collaboration under the supervision of the Imaging Center Manager.

Prepares tissue and cytology specimens accurately and efficiently in the Histology Department under laboratory leadership. Performs histologic techniques for surgical pathology review while supporting quality patient care, customer service, and departmental efficiency. Requires an associate degree or accredited histology training, 1–3 years of histology or pathology laboratory experience, and ASCP or equivalent certification.

Directs Radiology Department operations, supervising staff, validating competencies, providing education, managing performance reviews, overseeing equipment, and administering capital and operational budgets. Ensures regulatory compliance, staffing effectiveness, financial management, and continuous performance improvement across radiology services. Requires registered radiologic or imaging credentials, Texas Medical Board certification, Basic Life Support certification, and travel between hospital campuses.

Performs CT and radiological examinations under the supervision of the Radiology Manager, following physician orders and maintaining patient, radiation, and imaging-quality standards. Operates CT equipment to generate timely, high-quality images and completes required departmental training. The role requires travel between campuses and coordination across hospital locations.

Provides patient care during cardiac catheterization procedures by monitoring, scrubbing, and circulating. Operates and prepares procedure-specific equipment and supplies, understands invasive diagnostic and interventional procedures, interprets ECGs, and monitors hemodynamic pressures. Must participate in call coverage and be able to reach the hospital within 30 minutes. Collaborates effectively with the healthcare team and requires appropriate education, certifications, and credentials.

Prepares tissue and cytology specimens accurately and efficiently in a hospital histology department under laboratory leadership. Performs histologic techniques for pathology review, supports quality patient care and customer service, and ensures accurate specimen analysis. Requires an associate degree or accredited histology training, 1–3 years of histology or pathology laboratory experience, and ASCP or equivalent certification.

Performs diagnostic ultrasound examinations according to physician orders, ensuring patient safety and high-quality imaging. Operates ultrasound equipment, provides compassionate patient care, and produces timely, accurate images. The role requires travel between campuses and may involve OB/GYN, abdominal, and vascular studies.

Provides patient care during cardiac catheterization procedures by monitoring, scrubbing, and circulating. Operates and prepares cath lab equipment and supplies for diagnostic and interventional procedures, interprets ECGs and hemodynamic data, and collaborates with the healthcare team. Must take call and remain within 30 minutes of the hospital when on call.

Assesses, plans, coordinates, monitors, and evaluates healthcare services for patients across wellness and illness phases. Collaborates with patients, families, payers, and multidisciplinary teams to coordinate care, optimize resource use, support discharge planning, and promote quality, cost-effective outcomes. Requires independent judgment, strong organization, confidentiality, communication, and problem-solving skills, with travel between campuses.

Provides patient care during cardiac catheterization procedures by monitoring, scrubbing, and circulating. Prepares and operates procedure-specific equipment and supplies, supports diagnostic and interventional procedures, interprets ECGs, monitors hemodynamics, and participates in on-call coverage requiring availability within 30 minutes of the hospital.

Provides professional nursing care to Pre-Op/PACU patients, supervises and evaluates assigned personnel, teaches staff, and directs licensed vocational nurses and nursing support staff. The coordinator assumes clinical responsibility for the specialty while supporting direct patient care. Requires Texas RN licensure, BLS certification, and clinical experience, preferably in PACU, endoscopy, or multiple surgical specialties.

Performs ultrasound examinations and radiological services according to physician orders, ensuring patient safety and high-quality diagnostic images. Operates ultrasound equipment, provides compassionate patient care, and works under the Imaging Center Manager. The role requires travel between hospital campuses and participation in call coverage. Responsibilities include imaging patients in OB/GYN, abdominal, and potentially vascular studies while producing timely, accurate results.

Performs CT and radiologic examinations according to physician orders, ensuring patient safety, radiation safety, image quality, and timely testing. Provides compassionate patient care under the supervision of the Radiology Manager. Requires CT experience, ARRT registration, Texas Medical Board CMRT certification, BLS certification, and completion of department training. The technologist must travel between hospital campuses using reliable transportation.

Manages case management, care coordination, social services, discharge planning, and utilization review in an acute care hospital. Supervises staff, coordinates with physicians, patients, families, payers, and multidisciplinary teams, and oversees patient assessment and transitions across the continuum of care. Supports education, strategic clinical and financial risk planning, regulatory compliance, and cost-effective quality outcomes.