Jobs at Sanford Health

Performs diagnostic radiology and imaging procedures, positions patients, operates imaging equipment, applies radiation safety practices, evaluates image quality, and provides patient education and care. May also perform mobile imaging, EKGs, cardiac monitor placement, DEXA procedures, occupational medicine testing, and administrative or clinical support based on facility needs.

Conducts independent scientific research involving complex laboratory testing, experiments, data analysis, and troubleshooting. Develops research proposals, analyzes findings, writes technical publications, presents results, and serves as principal investigator on grants. Operates advanced laboratory equipment and collaborates with research teams. Requires a doctorate, postdoctoral experience, and a competitive publication record. Occasional local travel between Sanford Research sites may be required.

Conducts independent scientific research, complex laboratory experiments, testing, and data analysis. Develops research proposals, manages project budgets, secures external grant funding, publishes findings, presents results, and serves as principal investigator or senior author. Troubleshoots specialized equipment and collaborates with research teams across multiple sites. Occasional local travel may be required.

Provides direct nursing care to dialysis patients receiving hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis. RNs use the nursing process to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate individualized care, while LPNs support care delivery under clinical supervision. The role involves collaborating with dialysis technicians and nurses, monitoring treatments, communicating with patients and families, and maintaining required licensure and competencies in a patient-centered rural healthcare setting.

Provides licensed practical nursing care to long-term care residents under the supervision of registered nurses, advanced practice providers, or physicians. Responsibilities include administering medications and treatments, monitoring resident health, documenting care, supporting emergencies, educating residents and families, maintaining safety and confidentiality, and collaborating with interdisciplinary care teams. This PRN position requires at least one weekend and one weekday shift monthly.

Supports the Infection Prevention and Control program by evaluating infection trends, conducting healthcare-associated infection surveillance, analyzing and reporting data, educating employees, monitoring regulatory compliance, and advising on asepsis, sterilization, isolation, and disease transmission. The role also contributes to outcome improvement, research, special projects, and data collection while collaborating with interdisciplinary healthcare teams.

Provides emergency medical care and basic life support in ambulance and hospital settings. Responds to emergency calls, assesses patients, administers first aid, operates medical equipment, monitors vital signs, communicates with clinical staff, and safely transports patients. Maintains ambulance readiness by cleaning, disinfecting, restocking, and inspecting equipment. Supports emergency department patient care, transfers, diagnostic procedures, documentation, and patient or family communication.

Provides comprehensive non-invasive cardiology care to adult patients, including evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, consultation, and hospital privileges. The physician will join an established team in Marshfield, Wisconsin, with occasional outreach to other locations. Responsibilities may include patient care, medical education, and research. Candidates must complete accredited internal medicine residency and cardiology fellowship training and demonstrate appropriate cardiology procedural experience and board certification or eligibility.

Performs financial analysis, forecasting, budgeting, variance remediation, month-end close, journal-entry review, and financial modeling. Maintains departmental financial and statistical data, evaluates program and construction-project impacts, and supports rate analysis. Collaborates with leaders, coordinates projects, trains and mentors team members, and communicates complex financial information accurately across the organization.

Coordinates healthcare quality improvement, regulatory compliance, patient safety, and infection prevention initiatives. Analyzes performance data, identifies improvement opportunities, manages projects, supports process changes, and communicates priorities across departments and leadership. The role also ensures alignment with regulatory requirements, evidence-based practices, organizational policies, and patient outcome goals while providing education and sustaining process improvements.

Provides individualized nursing care across Obstetrics, Labor and Delivery, Postpartum, and Med/Surg units. Uses the nursing process to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient care while collaborating with patients, families, and care teams. This PRN role requires at least two shifts every six weeks, including one evening, night, weekend, or holiday shift. Training and residency opportunities are available, including for newly graduated RNs.

Provides individualized nursing care to residents in a skilled nursing and post-acute rehabilitation facility. Responsibilities include assessment, care planning, treatment, education, care coordination, delegation, supervision of assistive personnel, and collaboration with residents, families, providers, and interdisciplinary staff while following nursing practice standards and state regulations.

Coordinates clinical trials and cancer prevention studies by recruiting and screening participants, scheduling visits, collecting biospecimens, reviewing eligibility, maintaining regulatory and source documentation, entering and resolving study data, and supporting sponsor audits. Educates patients and clinical staff, collaborates with investigators, monitors protocol compliance, manages study supplies and accountability, and may travel locally between sites or supervise students.

Licensed Practical Nurse providing patient care across multiple clinic departments under the supervision of registered nurses, advanced practice providers, or physicians. Responsibilities include implementing and evaluating care, educating and communicating with patients and families, adapting to varied clinical settings, and maintaining required competencies. The role offers weekday day shifts, onboarding, training, and opportunities to support a wide variety of patients.

Performs diagnostic radiographic and imaging procedures, accurately positions patients, operates imaging equipment, applies radiation safety practices, and ensures high-quality clinical images. Provides patient care and education before, during, and after procedures while documenting and navigating the EMR. May also perform mobile imaging, EKGs, cardiac monitor placement, DEXA scans, occupational medicine testing, and other technical or clinical support duties.

Supervise logistics operations across a health system, including receiving, stocking, order fulfillment, shipping, transportation, delivery, equipment movement, warehouse activities, and customer issue resolution. Lead staff scheduling, training, performance evaluations, policy compliance, hiring support, PTO management, billing, inventory coordination, and equipment replenishment. Ensure workflow targets, staff competencies, and operational procedures are maintained.

Sanford Health seeks a board-certified or board-eligible Mohs Dermatologist to join its established practice in East Grand Forks, Minnesota. The physician will evaluate, diagnose, consult, and provide nonsurgical and surgical dermatologic care for patients of all ages. Requirements include an M.D. or D.O., accredited dermatology residency, appropriate specialty certification or eligibility, and documented clinical involvement in at least 100 dermatology procedures or cases during the past 24 months.

Performs diagnostic radiology examinations, positions patients, operates imaging equipment, ensures image quality, and follows radiation safety protocols. Provides patient care and education before, during, and after procedures. May perform mobile imaging, EKGs, cardiac monitor placement, DEXA scans, phlebotomy, medical assistant duties, occupational medicine testing, and administrative or clinical support.

Performs CT and diagnostic radiology procedures, producing high-quality images while providing patient care and exercising professional judgment. Operates CT equipment, follows imaging protocols, supports emergency and inpatient populations, and may perform mobile imaging, EKG, cardiac monitoring, and DEXA procedures. Communicates with patients, families, physicians, and healthcare staff, initiates life support measures when necessary, and may orient new employees.

Provides clinical cardiac electrophysiology care for adult patients with acute and chronic heart rhythm disorders. Responsibilities include clinic visits, electrophysiology consultations, EP laboratory procedures, pacemaker and ICD implantation, ablations, arrhythmia management, patient evaluation, treatment, and consultation. Requires completion of internal medicine, cardiology, and cardiac electrophysiology training, plus board certification or eligibility.