Jobs at Phoebe Putney Health System

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.

Supports the revenue cycle systems manager with revenue cycle applications, systems, processes, and related activities. Ensures work complies with healthcare regulations and organizational policies. Requires experience with revenue cycle system and application functions, along with an associate degree in business administration or a related field, or equivalent healthcare experience. CPAR certification must be obtained within 20 months of hire.

Reconcile provider compensation to contracts and compensation plans; perform quarterly reviews; prepare bonus calculations and payments; maintain productivity and accruals in the general ledger; submit survey data; manage contract changes with Legal and support HR/Payroll; produce ad hoc reports and advise management on compensation programs.

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.

Partners with hiring leaders to develop recruiting strategies and manage the full recruitment lifecycle. Sources, screens, and engages candidates; builds talent pipelines; supports employer branding, career fairs, and community outreach; advises on hiring practices, compensation, and market trends; coordinates interviews and offers; maintains candidate communication; and reports recruiting metrics while ensuring compliance with organizational policies.

Performs hospital utilization review, insurance notifications, certifications, and authorizations. Communicates clinical information to payers, monitors potential denials, coordinates peer-to-peer reviews, and supports patient transition planning. Collaborates with care managers, social workers, physicians, patient accounts, and revenue cycle teams to prevent denials and patient liability. Documents reviews and outcomes in electronic systems, applies payer and hospital criteria, researches changing requirements, and supports data collection, education, and process improvement.

Provides professional post-anesthesia nursing care for patients in the PACU. Responsibilities include assessing airway, breathing, circulation, surgical sites, pain, vital signs, cardiac rhythm, and anesthesia recovery; administering oxygen, medications, and treatments; documenting care; identifying changes in condition; coordinating transfers and discharge; and educating patients and families. The nurse collaborates with physicians, anesthesia personnel, and receiving units while following perianesthesia standards and hospital policies.

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.

Direct and supervise all functions of the Observation Unit, implement policies and standards, coordinate patient care, participate in quality improvement, and perform nursing duties as needed. Lead teams, set goals, and ensure accurate documentation and regulatory compliance.

Responsible for pharmaceutical care, managing drug therapies, educating patients and staff, supervising pharmacy staff, and maintaining pharmacy standards.

Provides professional nursing care to operating-room patients, including assessment, diagnosis, individualized care planning, implementation, evaluation, documentation, patient advocacy, care coordination, and collaboration with healthcare professionals. Participates in quality improvement, evidence-based practice, delegation, and initiatives supporting patient safety and continuity of care. Requires cardiovascular/thoracic nursing experience and current Georgia RN licensure.

Provides professional nursing care for assigned operating room patients, including assessment, diagnosis, individualized care planning, implementation, documentation, and evaluation. Collaborates with healthcare providers, patients, families, and interdisciplinary teams; advocates for patient safety; participates in quality improvement; maintains nursing competencies, certifications, and compliance with hospital policies.

Supervises a microbiology laboratory department, including staff training, personnel support, instrumentation, compliance, budgeting, quality control, equipment maintenance, and test accuracy. Performs medical technologist duties, troubleshoots laboratory equipment, evaluates procedures and equipment, documents results, and serves as the person in charge when needed. Requires clinical laboratory experience, supervisory experience, and professional certification.

Provides physical security for hospital patients, employees, visitors, buildings, assets, and premises. Investigates incidents, makes arrests when appropriate, manages patient and visitor control situations, applies restraints when necessary, documents emergency actions, and follows disaster plans. Maintains required training, certifications, departmental policies, attendance standards, and age-specific customer service competencies.

Perform radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures following department protocols and radiation safety. Provide direct patient care for all ages, prepare equipment/rooms, QA images in PACS, document accurately, maintain equipment and safety practices, and participate in continuing education and departmental duties.

Perform radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures following department protocols and radiation-safety guidelines. Provide direct patient care for all ages, prepare equipment/rooms, QA images on PACS, document procedures, maintain equipment, and use protective measures. Communicate with patients/families and collaborate with staff to ensure safe, high-quality imaging services.

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.

Perform radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures per department protocols and radiation safety guidelines; provide direct patient care for all ages, prepare equipment/rooms, QA images on PACS, document procedures, and maintain equipment and infection/radiation safety practices.

Provide anesthesia care under physician direction for surgical, obstetrical, and medical procedures across all ages. Perform pre-anesthesia evaluations, develop anesthesia plans, prepare and test equipment, monitor physiologic status, respond to changes, document care, and support quality and safety initiatives in a multidisciplinary team.