Jobs at Phelps Health

Provides direct psychiatric patient care using the nursing process, including assessments, medication administration, nursing interventions, education, documentation, safety practices, and communication with patients, families, physicians, and care teams. Maintains clinical competencies, follows infection prevention and hospital policies, delegates appropriately, and supports quality outcomes. Requires Missouri or compact RN licensure, BLS certification, and graduation from an accredited nursing school.

Processes and submits insurance claims, verifies patient coverage, follows up on unpaid or rejected claims, prepares appeals, answers billing inquiries, and performs soft collections. The role requires accurate entry of patient and insurance information, compliance with HIPAA, and knowledge of managed care authorizations and coverage limits.

Processes and submits insurance claims, verifies patient eligibility, follows up on unpaid or rejected claims, prepares appeals, resolves payment discrepancies, answers patient billing questions, and ensures accurate coding and claim information while following HIPAA requirements.

Provides radiologic imaging services, accurately follows physician orders, maintains exam records, ensures patient safety, and supports other medical imaging areas as trained. The role includes patient transfers and personal care, communication with patients and hospital staff, equipment use, compliance with department and regulatory standards, and participation in performance improvement. The technologist must work flexible shifts and may be subject to call and controlled radiation exposure.

Performs ultrasound examinations, documents imaging results for radiologist interpretation, ensures patient safety, assists with transfers, maintains records, and supports other medical imaging functions as trained. Communicates with patients, families, physicians, and hospital staff while following department policies, regulatory guidance, and compliance requirements. Requires schedule flexibility, call availability, and the ability to work under stressful conditions and perform physical patient-care tasks.

Provides anesthesia services throughout the hospital within the CRNA’s scope of practice, under physician or anesthesiologist supervision. Maintains professional, legal, and certification standards; documents patient care; supports anesthesia quality improvement; participates in committees and meetings; and provides education to hospital staff or the public as needed.

Provides outpatient occupational therapy to pediatric, adolescent, and adult patients. Develops individualized treatment plans, supports recovery through therapeutic exercises and prosthetic or orthotic devices, communicates patient progress, educates families and care staff, documents care according to regulatory and payer requirements, and maintains a safe treatment environment.

Performs ultrasound examinations, documents imaging studies for radiologist interpretation, follows physician orders and safety procedures, assists patients with transfers, maintains records, and supports hospital performance initiatives. The role requires patient communication, schedule flexibility, safe equipment use, confidentiality, and participation in call and varied shifts. Candidates should have ultrasound training and ARDMS or ARRT registration, with BLS certification through the American Heart Association.

Supports the Denial, Prevention, and Recovery Department by reviewing clinical records, preparing CMS documentation, tracking audits and appeals, writing medical-necessity appeals, coordinating with payers and providers, analyzing denial trends, preparing reports, and delivering education related to denial prevention.

Conducts foot and vehicle patrols of hospital properties, responds to service calls and emergencies, documents incidents and routine activities, supports parking operations, and de-escalates potentially violent situations. The officer protects patients, visitors, employees, and facilities while maintaining confidentiality, communicating professionally, and coordinating responses to safety and security threats.

Provides outpatient clinical support under physician or advanced-practice-provider direction, including patient assessment, vital signs, medication administration, procedures, specimen collection, point-of-care testing, phone triage, documentation, patient education, scheduling, and care coordination. Maintains patient safety and sterile technique, supports provider examinations, trains clinic staff, and performs duties within the Missouri LPN scope of practice.

Coordinates inspection, testing, and maintenance compliance for hospital life safety, fire protection, emergency power, medical gas, vacuum, and critical utility systems. Maintains documentation, audits contractor and internal work, investigates deficiencies, supports corrective actions, and ensures compliance with CMS, Joint Commission, Missouri regulations, and local codes. Participates in construction risk assessments, life safety inspections, Environment of Care reporting, and facilities safety activities.

The Nurse Educator develops and delivers nursing education, orientation, competency, and professional development programs, with emphasis on critical care units. Responsibilities include supporting classroom and clinical learning, mentoring nurse residents and preceptors, evaluating programs, ensuring regulatory compliance, applying adult learning principles, collaborating with clinical and administrative teams, and incorporating research into evidence-based nursing practice.

Provides direct nursing care in an OB/Nursery hospital setting, including patient assessments, medication administration, nursing interventions, patient and family education, documentation, care coordination, delegation, and safety and infection-prevention practices. The RN communicates with physicians and care teams, supports quality outcomes, and develops clinical skills through continuing education.

Compounds and dispenses medications and IV supplies, verifies physician orders, checks for interactions and errors, prepares sterile products using aseptic technique, manages controlled substances, operates pharmacy automation systems, provides drug information, performs clinical pharmacy activities, and supports student precepting and pharmaceutical care improvement.

Provides clinical nutrition therapy for cancer patients, including nutritional screening, assessment, care planning, counseling, education, follow-up, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Participates in patient-care rounds, develops nutrition resources, supports regulatory compliance, and contributes to quality improvement initiatives. Requires compassion, flexibility, patient centricity, and the ability to communicate nutrition guidance effectively.

Repairs, calibrates, safety-tests, installs, and performs preventive maintenance on clinical medical equipment and instrumentation. Maintains biomedical equipment records, writes reports, coordinates vendor repairs, orders replacement parts, communicates repair statuses, and trains clinicians and other biomedical technicians on equipment use.

Processes and submits insurance claims, enters and verifies patient and insurance information, follows up on unpaid or rejected claims, prepares appeals, answers patient billing questions, verifies benefits, submits secondary claims, and performs occasional soft collections while maintaining HIPAA compliance.