Jobs at Overlake Medical Center & Clinics

Supports pharmacy information technology systems connected to medication ordering, dispensing, and administration. Maintains and optimizes Epic, automated dispensing systems, medication databases, charging processes, and pharmacy workflows. Troubleshoots system issues, collaborates with IT and Epic analysts, audits financial data, leads quality improvement initiatives, and oversees pharmacy technical support. Participates in pharmacy leadership and helps guide pharmacists and technical staff.

Performs diagnostic radiology examinations using fixed, portable X-ray, and fluoroscopic equipment across hospital departments and inpatient units. Supports emergency, surgical, pain management, and outpatient imaging needs; may float between locations and provide standby coverage. Requires radiology education, Washington X-ray Technician registration, ARRT eligibility and certification, state radiologic technologist certification, CPR, and ongoing CME. Lead-level duties additionally require five years of technical experience and supervisory experience preference.

Researches patient and insurance billing and payment-posting issues, communicates findings, corrects postings, adjusts accounts, processes refunds and contractual adjustments, balances reports, and documents resolutions. The role is full-time remote but requires Washington State residency and focuses on healthcare revenue-cycle operations.

Provides pharmaceutical services and medication delivery to patients in collaboration with physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals. Participates in planning, implementing, coaching, and evaluating pharmacy department activities while delivering high-quality patient care. This is a part-time evening position at 0.3 FTE, requiring Washington pharmacist registration and healthcare certifications.

Coordinates healthcare quality program processes, including collecting and analyzing clinical outcomes, reporting performance measures, preparing presentations, identifying trends, and recommending improvement initiatives. Collaborates with leadership and quality committees on measures such as Core Measures, HEDIS/NCQA, PQRS, Meaningful Use, COAP, and specialty registries. The role is hybrid, with three days in the office.

Provide full-time outpatient general neurology care within a collaborative, multidisciplinary neuroscience team. Diagnose and treat neurological disorders, maintain a general neurology practice while developing subspecialty interests, use EPIC EMR with DAX Copilot, and work primarily in Lynnwood with regular presence in Bellevue. The role includes no hospital call and requires appropriate medical education, residency completion, board certification or eligibility, Washington licensure, and BLS certification.

Charge Registered Nurse providing clinical leadership and patient care in a 17-suite operating room. Responsibilities include coordinating surgical nursing activities, circulating during procedures, collaborating with healthcare providers, supporting safe and compassionate patient care, and maintaining efficient surgical operations. The role works evening 10-hour shifts, Monday through Thursday, and serves primarily adult inpatient and outpatient surgical patients across multiple specialties.

Provides clinical support in a primary care clinic by rooming patients, triaging phone calls, assisting providers, and coordinating patient care. The role requires medical assistant training, Washington State MA-C certification, CPR certification, strong communication skills, and customer service ability. Experience with electronic medical record applications, preferably EPIC, is preferred.

Coordinates and administers life support training programs, including scheduling courses, rooms, and instructors; managing LMS enrollment and compliance records; preparing equipment and supplies; reporting regulatory compliance; evaluating course quality; and providing BLS instruction and instructor feedback.

Performs diagnostic and interventional CT examinations and procedures according to established policies. Collaborates with Medical Imaging leadership and the department medical director, supports departmental operations, and serves as a role model and resource. The role works 36 hours per week on Sunday through Tuesday day shifts and requires radiologic technologist education, ARRT registries, Washington certification, CPR, IV training, and continuing medical education.

Supports hospital information systems and technical projects from implementation through ongoing operations. Serves as an IS liaison, provides application support, gathers requirements, troubleshoots issues, coordinates project activities, manages communications, assists with conversions and training, and partners with clinical, administrative, nursing, operational, and financial departments to optimize technology use.

Builds and optimizes Epic provider templates for outpatient clinics, advises clinic and Epic teams on scheduling strategies, improves access and resource utilization, identifies system enhancements, removes scheduling barriers, and trains users on basic Epic template functionality. Requires Epic certification, ongoing version training, and outpatient healthcare scheduling experience.

Provides outpatient physical medicine and rehabilitation care for spine, sports medicine, and musculoskeletal conditions. Evaluates and manages patients using evidence-based rehabilitation approaches, collaborates with physiatrists, sports medicine providers, therapists, and rehabilitation specialists, and may perform ultrasound-guided procedures and EMG evaluations. The role includes a full-time schedule, home call rotation, and integrated rehabilitation services.

Hospitalist physician providing daytime inpatient care within a 30+ physician hospitalist program. Responsibilities include managing hospitalized patients, responding to code stroke and rapid response calls, and collaborating with in-house intensivists in a closed ICU environment. Requires an MD or DO, U.S. residency completion, board certification or eligibility in Internal or Family Medicine, Washington licensure, and BLS certification.

Provides nursing care for patients undergoing cardiac, vascular, cerebral, electrophysiology, interventional radiology, and related procedures. Monitors patients, supports angiograms and device implants, manages procedural care, and delivers compassionate, efficient treatment. Works 10-hour day shifts with required overnight and weekend call coverage for urgent cases.

Analyzes healthcare revenue-cycle systems and billing issues, researches and resolves application problems, maintains system tables and master files, develops procedures and test scenarios, prepares reports and documentation, monitors projects, communicates findings, and trains staff. The role requires substantial healthcare revenue-cycle experience and familiarity with coding and reimbursement systems.

Provide outpatient and inpatient neurological care with a focus on epilepsy. Responsibilities include managing epilepsy patients, interpreting routine and ambulatory EEGs, participating in phase I epilepsy monitoring and continuous VEEG coverage, collaborating in multidisciplinary conferences, and supporting surgical and neurostimulation treatment planning. The role offers a customizable epilepsy-focused practice within a comprehensive epilepsy center.

Provides clinical and technical support during diagnostic and interventional cardiac, vascular, cerebral, neurovascular, and radiology procedures. Scrubs, circulates, and monitors invasive procedures; assists cardiologists and radiologists; delivers compassionate patient care; and participates in scheduled and urgent overnight and weekend call coverage.

Performs CT imaging across hospital and outpatient locations, covering scheduled shifts and supporting emergency department teams. Provides compassionate patient care, helps patients feel comfortable, operates CT equipment, and works independently or collaboratively. Requires radiologic technology education or equivalent training, ARRT(R) registration, Washington radiologic technologist certification, ARRT(CT) certification within six months, and CPR certification.

Provide urology and female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery care as a full-time Urologist/Urogynecologist in Kirkland, Washington. Responsibilities include clinical practice with minimal call, supported by urologic hospitalists. Candidates must hold an MD or DO, complete a U.S. residency, be board certified or eligible in urology, obtain a Washington physician license, and hold BLS certification. Urogynecology fellowship completion and EPIC or other EMR experience are preferred.