Jobs at Richmond University Medical Center

Provides 24-hour leadership for nursing operations, including patient-care assessment, planning, implementation, evaluation, staff coordination, and administrative oversight. Ensures care complies with hospital policies, nursing standards, New York State Department of Health requirements, JCAHO standards, and other accrediting guidelines. The role requires a master’s degree, at least five years of medical-surgical or clinical experience, supervisory experience, and an active New York State RN license.

Supervises hospital revenue cycle operations, including accounts receivable, denials, DNFB workflows, claims, payment posting, audits, refunds, charge rejections, and payer compliance. Manages outsourced billing and collection vendors, investigates patient billing concerns, analyzes performance data, coordinates corrective actions, supports process improvements, and trains revenue cycle staff.

Analyze and improve clinical and operational workflows; gather requirements; configure and support healthcare applications; troubleshoot issues; coordinate with users, IT, and vendors; create reports and dashboards; manage upgrades, testing, and implementations; train users; ensure HIPAA and regulatory compliance; and document workflows and system procedures.

Manage and supervise clinical program operations including planning, monitoring, evaluation, and compliance. Ensure person-centered, trauma-informed care; provide staff supervision, training, and consultation; represent the program in the community; monitor productivity, records, outreach, and treatment reviews; ensure adherence to applicable laws, regulations, and organizational policies.

Coordinates and facilitates patient care for an assigned population, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to create safe, individualized discharge plans. Assesses patient needs using care maps and clinical guidelines, coordinates with third-party representatives, supports efficient and cost-effective care, and optimizes reimbursement. Requires RN licensure, clinical experience, utilization review and discharge planning expertise, PRI and Screen certification, and knowledge of InterQual.

Provide perioperative nursing care in the operating room using the nursing process to plan, implement, direct, and evaluate patient care. Scrub and circulate in major surgical cases, collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, maintain required certifications, and meet physical requirements. Work evening shifts with specified schedule and obtain TCAR within six months of hire.

Provide perioperative nursing care in the Operating Room using the nursing process. Scrub and circulate in major surgical cases, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, maintain required certifications, and follow unit policies. Evening shift with weekend/holiday coverage; must lift 25 pounds and use basic computer skills.

Provides nursing and administrative oversight for an Emergency Department, including direct patient care, staffing and resource allocation, patient throughput, staff development, performance management, regulatory compliance, service recovery, and quality improvement. Requires substantial hospital and emergency nursing experience, supervisory experience, New York RN licensure, and BLS/ACLS certification.

Provides nursing care for patients in an endoscopy unit, including admissions, procedures, recovery, and occasional ECT and bone marrow patients. Uses the nursing process to plan, implement, direct, and evaluate care, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. The role requires ICU experience, New York RN licensure, BSN, and BLS, ACLS, and PALS certifications. PACU, endoscopy, and SGNA experience are preferred. Includes day shifts and an occasional Saturday pain clinic shift.

Provides nursing care in a medical intensive care unit by planning, implementing, directing, and evaluating patient care. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to achieve optimal outcomes. The role is a night-shift position requiring New York RN licensure, a BSN, acute-care experience, and current BLS and ACLS certifications. Critical care, surgical patient experience, and CCRN or Med-Surg certification are preferred.

Provides comprehensive maternity and newborn patient care using the nursing process, including planning, implementation, coordination, and evaluation. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to achieve optimal outcomes. Works 12-hour night shifts, including every other weekend and holidays. Requires New York RN registration, nursing education, BLS certification, and strong organizational and communication skills. Maternity/newborn experience, BSN, NRP, and CLC credentials are preferred, with NRP and CLC completion permitted during orientation.

Processes and verifies vendor invoices, matches invoices with purchase orders, enters transactions in Workday, assists with payment runs and month-end close, reconciles vendor statements, resolves discrepancies, responds to vendors, maintains records, and supports compliance with internal controls and regulations.

Provides direct patient care under registered nurse supervision on an evening shift. Responsibilities include taking and recording vital signs and assisting patients with hygiene and clothing needs. Requires a high school diploma or GED and current BLS certification; hospital nursing assistant experience is preferred.

Under registered nurse supervision, the Nursing Assistant provides direct patient care, including taking and recording vital signs and assisting patients with hygiene and clothing needs. The role requires a high school diploma or GED and current BLS certification. One to two years of hospital nursing assistant experience is preferred. This is a day-shift position with 7.5-hour shifts.

Under the supervision of a registered nurse, the Nursing Assistant provides direct patient care, records vital signs, and assists patients with hygiene and clothing needs. The role works day shifts, including every other weekend and holiday, in a hospital setting.

Under registered nurse supervision, provides direct patient care by taking and recording vital signs and assisting patients with hygiene and clothing needs. Works evening shifts, including weekends and holidays, in a hospital setting.

Prepare instruments, supplies, and equipment per surgeon preference cards; assist surgeon during procedures maintaining sterile technique; set up and turnover OR cases promptly; lift and move instrument carts; stand for long periods; communicate with surgical team. Maintain required certifications and BLS.

Provides telemetry nursing care across 12-hour night shifts, using the nursing process to plan, implement, direct, and evaluate patient care. Collaborates with interdisciplinary teams to achieve optimal outcomes for telemetry and cardiac patients. Requires New York RN registration, nursing education, and BLS certification. Med/Surg, telemetry/cardiac experience, Med/Surg certification, BSN, and ACLS are preferred or additional qualifications.

Provides day-shift psychiatric nursing care using the nursing process, including planning, implementing, directing, and evaluating patient treatment. Collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, organizes group activities, supports culturally sensitive care, and applies therapeutic and physical crisis-intervention skills. Requires New York RN registration, nursing education, BLS certification, and one year of psychiatric experience.

Provides direct patient care using the nursing process to plan, implement, coordinate, and evaluate outcomes. Collaborates with interdisciplinary teams on an assigned unit. This day-shift oncology nursing role requires New York RN registration, nursing education, BLS certification, and preferred medical-surgical and oncology experience, including chemotherapy administration.