Jobs at Parkland Health

Researches departmental charge discrepancies, coordinates with internal departments and external organizations to correct billing issues, and resolves complex financial discrepancies. Requires knowledge of third-party payors, managed care, insurance eligibility, explanations of benefits, CPT and ICD-9 coding, and common office software. The role also requires strong analytical, communication, leadership, interpersonal, teamwork, and customer-service skills.

Reviews hospital, outpatient, and ambulatory coding alerts, billing edits, denials, claims, and documentation to ensure accurate coding and reimbursement. Verifies CPT and diagnosis codes, resolves mismatches and coverage edits, supports unbilled account resolution, and communicates with clinical, coding, billing, and revenue integrity teams. Performs quality reviews, identifies root causes, supports process improvements, and ensures compliance with coding guidelines, payer requirements, and applicable regulations.

Provides comprehensive patient navigation for specialty clinic patients, including eligibility assessment, care-plan development, referral review, authorization coordination, scheduling, patient education, advocacy, and multidisciplinary communication. Ensures appropriate medical necessity, continuity of care, funding coverage, documentation, and reimbursement while supporting patients and families throughout treatment. Oncology navigators must maintain specialty certification or complete required cancer-related continuing education.

Supports special projects, research, implementation, data entry and analysis, and general operations for an assigned department. The intern assists staff, develops written materials, follows up on feedback, recommends process improvements, and helps monitor outcomes. The role is designed to build business knowledge and prepare the student for a future career in a healthcare system while maintaining awareness of applicable policies, regulations, and industry developments.

Provides pharmacy services by reviewing and verifying medication orders, assessing therapeutic appropriateness, dispensing medications, educating patients, monitoring drug therapy, supporting formulary and quality initiatives, and advising healthcare staff. Supervises pharmacy technicians, trains students and staff, documents interventions and adverse drug events, maintains regulatory compliance, and supports medication safety and cost-effective therapy.

Manages diagnostic ultrasound services and more than 50 technologists in a high-volume Level I trauma center. Oversees patient safety, quality improvement, staffing, budgets, workflow, equipment, regulatory compliance, performance management, and departmental technology including PACS and EMR. Serves as a liaison among physicians, administration, patients, clinical staff, vendors, and information technology. Performs ultrasound procedures as needed and leads initiatives to improve operational efficiency, patient access, satisfaction, and outcomes.

Provides inpatient lactation consultation and breastfeeding support to mothers, infants, families, and hospital staff. Evaluates breastfeeding, assists with common and complex challenges, teaches breastfeeding and postpartum education classes, provides discharge instruction, documents patient care, supports staff education, and contributes to patient education programs. Requires an RN license, maternal/infant health and inpatient hospital experience, CPR and NRP certification, and IBCLC certification within 18 months.

Operates ultrasound equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic scans in an acute care hospital. Ensures patient safety and comfort, evaluates images against protocols, documents findings in PACS and electronic health records, performs equipment troubleshooting and room preparation, supports invasive or complex procedures, and maintains quality, infection prevention, regulatory, and documentation standards. May train students and orient new staff.

Provides comprehensive nursing care by assessing patients, developing and implementing individualized care plans, evaluating outcomes, coordinating multidisciplinary care, delegating appropriately, documenting accurately, educating patients and families, and supporting nursing staff as a preceptor and rotating charge nurse. Works night shifts from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m.

Codes, abstracts, and reviews charges for emergency, outpatient, observation, surgery, specialty clinic, and inpatient OB/newborn encounters. Assigns diagnosis and procedure codes, verifies billing data, resolves documentation discrepancies, maintains coding accuracy and productivity standards, and supports coding staff training. The role requires compliance with CMS guidelines, payer requirements, hospital policies, and applicable regulations while maintaining coding credentials and collaborating with clinical and administrative personnel.

Operates ultrasound equipment in a high-volume acute care setting to perform routine and moderately complex diagnostic scans. Evaluates image quality, documents exam findings and charge data, identifies normal and abnormal anatomy, ensures patient safety, maintains equipment, follows infection prevention protocols, and collaborates with physicians and senior technologists. Requires sonography education, specialty credentials, and current BLS certification.

Codes, abstracts, and reviews charges for emergency, outpatient, observation, surgery, specialty clinic, and inpatient OB/newborn encounters. Assigns ICD-10, CPT, HCPCS, HCC, HEDIS, E/M, and modifier codes for accurate billing and reimbursement. Reviews documentation, resolves discrepancies, maintains coding accuracy and productivity standards, supports coding staff, and ensures compliance with regulations and organizational policies. The position is fully virtual and limited to candidates in Texas, Arkansas, Wisconsin, or Florida.

Coordinates complex patient transitions and aftercare by assessing needs, developing individualized plans, arranging referrals and services, communicating with care teams and external providers, documenting outcomes, and resolving barriers. Provides patient and family education, coaches team members, supports aftercare procedures and quality improvement, and helps facilitate the SOAR program.

Analyzes Pap smears and non-gynecological slides for pathologist review, reviews patient history, documents workload, reports results, evaluates discrepant cases, supports quality metrics, and assists with fine needle aspiration adequacy assessments. Maintains accurate records, follows laboratory protocols, communicates with staff, completes assignments, and stays current with cytotechnology standards and regulations.

Performs basic and complex CT scans as ordered by physicians, operates and adjusts imaging equipment, administers contrast, follows imaging protocols, and ensures patient care and regulatory compliance. Maintains supplies, participates in quality improvement and Joint Commission readiness, collaborates with radiologists, and supports departmental operations. This is a Friday through Sunday night-shift position with 12-hour shifts and premium differentials.

Manages ultrasound services for high-risk maternal-fetal medicine patients, overseeing staff, budgets, quality improvement, patient safety, workflow, equipment, and clinical technology systems. Coordinates with physicians, administration, IT, vendors, and other departments to ensure safe, efficient patient care. Supervises hiring, training, scheduling, performance, and staff development while monitoring financial, operational, patient satisfaction, and quality outcomes. Performs ultrasound exams as needed and maintains compliance with healthcare regulations and accreditation requirements.

Provides clinical engineering services for medical and research areas, including medical device selection, acquisition, design, installation, maintenance planning, regulatory compliance, and technical problem-solving. Leads clinical technology projects, develops long-term technology and budget plans, evaluates equipment and service contracts, reviews facility compatibility, maintains equipment databases, and educates healthcare staff on medical technologies.

Provides specialized hematology/oncology clinical pharmacy services, including evaluating and managing medication regimens, verifying orders, supporting evidence-based protocols, monitoring safety and costs, educating patients and healthcare professionals, mentoring pharmacy staff, participating in research and committees, and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Operates ultrasound equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic scans while providing patient-centered care. Performs image acquisition, labeling, documentation, quality review, equipment troubleshooting, patient monitoring, room preparation, and data entry. Identifies normal and abnormal anatomy, follows imaging and infection-prevention protocols, responds to urgent patient events, supports invasive procedures, and assists with student and staff training. Maintains required credentials, regulatory compliance, continuing education, and positive working relationships.

Performs routine to complex diagnostic imaging in at least two certified modalities, including MRI, mammography, breast sonography, radiography, or sonography. Evaluates orders and patient histories, produces quality images, maintains documentation and quality-control standards, communicates with patients and staff, supports workflow improvement, and trains imaging students. Requires flexibility to work across locations and certified modalities, including mobile mammography operations.