Jobs at Phoebe Putney Health System

The Wellness Coordinator plans, implements, and evaluates wellness programs, manages membership campaigns, and supervises day-to-day operations at the facility while promoting healthy lifestyles among employees.

Provides continuous, non-clinical monitoring and safety support for patients who cannot be left alone. Promotes a safe environment, assists trained patients with restroom use, follows hospital policies, attends required training and competency evaluations, and supports patient needs based on age, condition, and demonstrated requirements. Clinical and personal care duties are assigned to CNAs.

Analyzes and manages hospital-wide quality improvement data, including quality indicators, scorecards, trend evaluations, studies, and regulatory reports. Leads Six Sigma improvement projects, coordinates project teams, identifies process barriers, tracks financial benefits, and communicates findings to hospital leadership, physicians, staff, and regulatory agencies. Oversees databases, reporting structures, quality reviews, and employee management while supporting departments with process improvement initiatives.

Administers employee benefits, enrollment, wellness programs, and related systems. Evaluates benefit costs and trends, supports program design, advises employees on eligibility and coverage, liaises with providers, manages enrollment and compensation projects, audits data, maintains records, and coordinates compliance reporting.

Provides technical support during operating room procedures, specializing in orthopedic and neurological surgery. Prepares surgical cases, instrument sets, supplies, and sterile fields; anticipates surgeon needs; passes instruments and sutures; and supports safe, timely patient care under Registered Nurse and physician supervision. Mentors operating room technicians, maintains surgical technology competency, follows AORN standards, documents care, and supports patients and families throughout procedures.

Provides technical support during operating-room procedures under RN and physician supervision, specializing in orthopedic and neurosurgical cases. Prepares instruments, supplies, sterile fields, and surgical preference cards; anticipates surgeon needs and passes instruments and sutures. Maintains AORN standards, mentors operating-room technicians, supports team performance, documents care, and provides compassionate, age-appropriate patient support.

Provides professional nursing care to operating-room patients, including assessment, diagnosis, individualized care planning, implementation, documentation, and evaluation. Collaborates with healthcare providers and care teams, advocates for patients, supports quality improvement, maintains clinical competency, and follows hospital policies and safety standards. The role is full-time on day shift, with call responsibilities.

Perform radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures under physician supervision following department protocols and radiation safety. Provide direct patient care for all ages, explain exams, maintain competencies, attend trainings, and support a safe work environment. PRN/per diem scheduling with potential overtime.

Performs radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures under physician supervision, following department protocols and radiation-safety standards. Provides direct patient care, verifies orders and patient identity, explains procedures, prepares equipment, reviews images in PACS, documents findings, and maintains equipment. The role requires compassionate communication, age-specific care, quality assurance, troubleshooting, and safe use of protective equipment in a hospital radiology department.

The Ultrasound Technologist performs routine and interventional ultrasound exams under physician supervision, ensuring patient care and safety. Duties include adhering to guidelines, maintaining knowledge, and demonstrating competencies related to diverse patient needs.

Performs radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures under physician supervision while following departmental protocols and radiation safety guidelines. Provides direct patient care, explains examinations, verifies patient and procedure details, prepares equipment and rooms, reviews images in PACS, documents findings, maintains equipment, and protects patients and staff from unnecessary radiation exposure. Requires compassionate communication, teamwork, technical proficiency, and adherence to hospital policies.

Provides professional nursing care for assigned patients, including patient assessment, diagnosis, individualized care planning, implementation, documentation, and evaluation. Collaborates with healthcare providers, patients, families, and care teams; supports continuity of care, quality improvement, patient safety, evidence-based practice, and ethical nursing standards. Maintains required competencies, education, documentation, attendance, and compliance with hospital policies.

Diagnoses and treats hospitalized patients with cardiovascular conditions. Provides continuous and coordinated care, prescribes medications, performs cardiology procedures, and orders and interprets laboratory tests and radiographs. The role requires a medical degree, internal medicine residency, cardiovascular disease fellowship, Georgia medical licensure, licensing examination completion, ECFMG certification, and internal medicine board eligibility.

Provides professional nursing care to PACU patients by assessing conditions, developing and implementing individualized care plans, documenting care, evaluating outcomes, coordinating with healthcare providers, and advocating for patient safety. Participates in quality improvement, evidence-based practice, staff collaboration, continuing education, and departmental compliance. Requires a current Georgia RN license, BLS, ACLS, and PALS certifications.

Provides operating room technical and nursing support under RN and physician supervision. Prepares surgical cases, maintains sterile fields, anticipates surgeon needs, passes instruments and sutures, supports patient care planning, monitors responses, documents care, and assists with referrals and patient communication. May also perform central sterile processing duties.

Join a team of Hospitalists at Phoebe Sumter Medical Center, providing care in a supportive environment, with incentives, bonuses, and educational benefits.

Oversees staff competency, quality, productivity, and compliance within hospital revenue cycle operations. Develops education and training programs, analyzes workflows, identifies process issues, designs and tests system or process improvements, maintains documentation, and supports audit tools and corrective action plans. Requires extensive knowledge of Patient Access, Coding, Charge Entry, Audit, and Patient Accounting functions.

Provides professional nursing care to assigned hospital patients. Conducts assessments, identifies nursing diagnoses, develops and evaluates individualized care plans, implements interventions, documents care, coordinates with interdisciplinary teams, and advocates for patients and families. The role requires patient safety, evidence-based practice, delegation, collaboration, ongoing competency development, and age-appropriate care. Full-time work involves a variable shift in an acute-care hospital setting.

Performs CT scans and interventional CT procedures under physician supervision, administers IV contrast, follows protocols and ALARA radiation safety, completes QA and documentation, maintains equipment, provides patient care across all ages, and collaborates with staff to ensure high-quality imaging.

The Ultrasound Technologist performs routine and interventional ultrasound exams, ensuring patient care and safety while adhering to departmental protocols.