Jobs at Presbyterian Healthcare Services

Provides preoperative and direct patient care by assessing, planning, administering treatments, documenting outcomes, educating patients and families, coordinating with care teams, and supporting surgical procedures. The RN also delegates care, supervises support staff, responds to emergencies, assists with staff orientation, participates in quality improvement, and may float across departments. This is a PRN position with varied shifts and weekend call requirements.

Provides PRN night-shift nursing care for adult internal medicine patients. Assesses patients, gathers and reports clinical data, initiates protocol-based treatment, triages admissions, responds to cross-cover concerns, identifies deterioration, and facilitates safe transfers between care settings. Collaborates with physicians to optimize patient flow and hospital resource use.

Provides confidential administrative and office support to hospital leaders and staff. Responsibilities include preparing documents and reports, scheduling appointments and meetings, arranging travel, processing expenses, maintaining records and policies, coordinating projects and staff activities, communicating leadership instructions, entering database information, and producing reports. Requires independent judgment, organization, adaptability, customer service, and knowledge of Microsoft Office and document management.

Provides direct nursing care to medical-surgical patients under Registered Nurse supervision. Responsibilities include administering medications and treatments, monitoring patient conditions, documenting in the electronic health record, assisting with daily activities, reinforcing education, coordinating with the healthcare team, and maintaining safety and infection-prevention standards.

Performs and analyzes polysomnographic sleep studies under physician supervision. Responsibilities include acquiring and scoring sleep tests, monitoring signal quality, applying electrodes, fitting positive airway pressure masks, maintaining and troubleshooting equipment, educating patients, documenting observations, communicating with physicians, and preparing studies for archiving.

Provides peri-procedural nursing care for patients undergoing neuroendovascular, cardiac catheterization, hybrid OR, and interventional radiology procedures. Performs pre-, intra-, and post-procedure assessments; administers medications, contrast, vasoactive infusions, and sedation support; manages lines and vascular access; and serves as scrub or circulating RN. Collaborates with surgeons, anesthesia, technologists, patients, and families while ensuring documentation, safety, sterile technique, and efficient care coordination.

Provides direct patient care to orthopedic and medical-surgical patients under Registered Nurse supervision. Responsibilities include administering medications and treatments, monitoring patient conditions, assisting with mobility and daily living activities, supporting postoperative recovery, performing wound care, documenting in EPIC, educating patients, and collaborating with multidisciplinary healthcare teams. The role requires an active New Mexico or compact LPN license, BLS certification, and eventual ACLS certification.

Coordinates healthcare supply chain activities, including receiving, ordering, replenishment, inventory control, stock distribution, shipment processing, equipment tracking, and delivery staging. Maintains par levels, handles ERP transactions, discrepancies, recalls, backorders, and inventory counts. Supports specialty carts, warehousing, transportation, and equipment management while maintaining documentation, meeting KPIs, improving workflows, and following safety and emergency procedures.

Coordinates incoming medical referrals from receipt through completion. Communicates with referring providers, patients, departments, and health plans; schedules specialty procedures, obtains prior authorizations, requests records, enters referrals into Epic, manages messages and follow-ups, and resolves access or scheduling concerns. Requires medical office experience, knowledge of referral and authorization workflows, medical terminology, CPT and ICD-10 coding, strong organization, multitasking, and customer service skills.

Provides HR support for hiring and onboarding, including HRIS new-hire transactions, E-Verify/I-9 processing, fingerprinting compliance with NM DOH, immigration/H1B monitoring, monthly audits and invoice reconciliation, training development, and first-day new-hire presentations. Advises management and makes final determinations on hire completion.

Leads hospital-wide quality improvement, patient safety, infection prevention, employee health, regulatory compliance, and accreditation readiness. The role conducts infection surveillance, audits, data analysis, environmental assessments, and performance reviews; develops corrective action plans and policies; investigates healthcare-associated infections and outbreaks; and educates clinical staff and leadership on evidence-based practices and regulatory standards.

Leads daily operations for a centralized clinical support hub serving ambulatory practices. Oversees patient access, referrals, prior authorizations, care coordination, scheduling, inbox management, staffing, performance metrics, workflow standardization, compliance, and quality improvement. Supervises and develops caregivers and supervisors while partnering with providers, clinic leaders, and operational teams to improve service delivery, patient experience, and organizational performance.

Provides clinical and administrative leadership during assigned hospital shifts. Oversees patient care, staffing, patient flow, resource allocation, emergency response, communication, regulatory compliance, quality improvement, risk management, and incident follow-up. Serves as the nursing and administrative representative when senior leadership is absent, while supporting staff through coaching, conflict resolution, and clinical consultation.

Lead daily operations for an oncology clinic, supervising clinical and clerical staff, coordinating patient flow, scheduling, financial services, staffing, compliance, and quality improvement. The manager supports patient access, safety, customer satisfaction, physician relationships, budget performance, charge capture, collections, and regulatory adherence while implementing operational action plans and maintaining effective clinic workflows.

Conduct healthcare-associated infection surveillance, investigations, outbreak response, data analysis, reporting, and corrective actions. Develop infection prevention policies, education, and interventions; consult on isolation precautions and emerging diseases; collaborate with clinical teams; support quality initiatives; and ensure compliance with CDC, CMS, Joint Commission, OSHA, accreditation, and state requirements.

Manages premium billing operations across Commercial, Exchange, ASO, and Medicare lines of business. Balances workloads, supervises and develops staff, ensures billing accuracy and regulatory compliance, monitors productivity and quality metrics, resolves invoicing disputes, improves billing processes and systems, supports projects and implementations, and contributes to budgeting and strategic planning.

Prepares, compounds, labels, packages, dispenses, and delivers medications and supplies under pharmacist supervision. Maintains controlled-substance records, manages inventory, handles hazardous medications and waste, answers pharmacy inquiries, and performs clerical duties. The technician will be trained in sterile non-hazardous and hazardous compounding for outpatient oncology pharmacies.

Provides direct inpatient nursing care for adult medical-surgical patients, including assessing vital signs, administering medications and IV treatments, managing wounds, identifying changes in condition, coordinating treatment with medical staff, educating patients and families, and supporting safe discharge.

Under pharmacist supervision, the Pharmacy Technician fills and dispenses medication orders, performs non-sterile compounding and unit-dose packaging, prepares carts and kits, manages controlled-substance records, maintains inventory, handles hazardous medication disposal, delivers supplies, and provides telephone and clerical support.

Provides direct inpatient medical-surgical nursing care, including patient assessment, care prioritization, delegation, care-plan adjustments, education, discharge coordination, and collaboration with families, physicians, and interdisciplinary teams. Ensures safe, evidence-based care, maintains clinical competency, uses medical equipment effectively, and supports positive patient outcomes.