Providence Health & Services Benefits Overview

Provides physical security for hospital patients, visitors, staff, and property. Patrols facilities, responds to alarms and security incidents, monitors cameras and access systems, documents activities, reports hazards, supports patient handling, assists clinical staff with release and restraint matters, and provides directions and customer service. May use physical force and perform strenuous emergency response activities. Must work across multiple campuses as staffing requires.

Provides medical nutrition therapy to patients under the Clinical Nutrition Manager’s supervision. Responsibilities include nutritional assessments, therapeutic plan development, nutrition education, and monitoring patient responses. Collaborates with healthcare team members and delivers age-appropriate care across assigned units. Requires a nutrition-related degree, national Registered Dietitian credential, and Washington certification within six months of hire.

Leads strategic financial analysis, modeling, planning, budgeting, forecasting, and reporting for healthcare transformation initiatives. Evaluates new programs and growth opportunities, provides data-driven insights for executive and partnership decisions, and identifies process improvements and efficiency gains.