Jobs at SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium

Oversee healthcare data collection, validation, analysis, dashboards, and regulatory reporting for Community Wellness and WISEWOMAN programs. Coordinate grant-funded reimbursement, coding, charge capture, billing workflows, and documentation compliance. Collaborate with internal departments and external agencies, support quality improvement initiatives, and mentor junior data team members. Manage multiple projects, provide reporting guidance, conduct data quality assurance, and occasionally travel.

Provides clinical and administrative support in a rural ambulatory care clinic. Responsibilities include preparing patients, recording vital signs and medical histories, assisting with exams and minor procedures, collecting specimens, conducting point-of-care tests, maintaining rooms and supplies, sanitizing equipment, completing quality assurance checks, updating electronic records, answering phones, processing orders, and supporting patient flow. Works under provider supervision and provides compassionate customer service to patients across all age groups.

Provide rooming and basic clinical care for patients across the lifespan in an ambulatory rural clinic: vitals, histories, specimen collection, POCT, EKGs, assist with procedures, sanitize and stock exam rooms, perform data entry and administrative tasks, and support clinic flow under provider supervision.

The Nurse Manager leads the outpatient specialty clinic, improving operations and patient experience, mentoring staff, ensuring compliance, and managing clinic services.

Provides centralized operational leadership across pharmacy locations, supporting pharmacy managers and ensuring safe, compliant, efficient clinical pharmacy services. Oversees workflows, staffing, quality improvement, regulatory readiness, pharmacy systems, automation, formulary management, training, medication distribution, and performance monitoring. Provides clinical pharmacy coverage, prescription review, patient counseling, and consultation with prescribers. Requires limited travel to rural pharmacies and clinics and may supervise pharmacy departments.

Coordinates grant-funded clinical prevention services within an outpatient healthcare system. Oversees screening, education, lifestyle counseling, patient tracking, follow-up, data entry, quality assurance, grant budgets, reimbursement, reporting, and program expansion. Supervises staff and collaborates with clinic leaders, healthcare departments, community partners, and government agencies to improve access and service delivery. Travel to grantor and partner meetings, site visits, and supervisory visits is required.

Under supervision of a Clinical Educator/RN, provide basic nursing and bedside care to adult and geriatric patients, perform vital signs and specimen collection, assist with hygiene, mobility, feeding, and linen/equipment management, maintain infection control and a safe environment, and participate in the Student Nursing Assistant program.

Rooms patients, records age-appropriate vitals and medical history, performs POCT and specimen collection, assists with procedures and minor treatments, maintains and sanitizes exam rooms and supplies, performs data entry into EMR, answers phones and processes orders, observes patient safety, and participates in QA and training.

Analyzes and improves healthcare revenue-cycle processes, including charge capture, claims, reimbursement, denials, payer contracts, compliance, reporting, and application optimization. The role investigates workflow and payment issues, identifies root causes, validates system changes, collaborates with clinical and operational stakeholders, and educates revenue-generating departments on accurate charge capture and billing practices.

The Human Resources Coordinator manages pre-boarding for new hires, tracks background checks, prepares HR documentation, and provides general HR support and project assistance.

Provides comprehensive rural primary care, including diagnosis, treatment, preventive care, minor procedures, referrals, and care coordination. Supervises day-to-day clinic operations and care delivery as the Gustavus Clinic Site Supervisor. Maintains a patient panel, participates in urgent and emergency call coverage, documents care, supports quality initiatives, collaborates with physicians and specialists, and builds long-term patient relationships in a remote Alaska community.

Provides high-level administrative and operational support to the Board Liaison and partially supports the Healing Hands Foundation Director. Responsibilities include complex scheduling and travel coordination, executive correspondence, meeting logistics, records management, expense tracking, communications, and special project support while maintaining confidentiality and professionalism.

Manage 24-hour infusion nursing operations including staffing, budgeting, policy implementation, quality improvement, staff development, and regulatory compliance. Serve as department leader, approve schedules and supplies, coordinate with clinical teams, and assume CNO duties when needed. Maintain competencies and certifications and step into patient care as required.

The Pediatrician provides comprehensive pediatric health care, including outpatient and inpatient services, education, and leadership within the medical staff at SEARHC.

Provides comprehensive outpatient and inpatient neurological services and consultations, including evaluation, diagnosis, therapy recommendations, and participation in medical staff quality assurance at Mt. Edgecumbe Medical Center.

Perform and interpret needle electromyography (EMG) and nerve conduction studies (NCS) for upper and lower extremities, prepare electrodiagnostic reports, ensure equipment safety and infection control, communicate results to providers, collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, participate in quality assurance and program development, and provide patient education with cultural respect in Southeast Alaska clinics.

As a CT/XR Tech, you will perform diagnostic imaging, maintain patient records, ensure quality assurance, and assist in procedures while adhering to safety protocols.

Provide OT, PT, or SLP evaluations and treatments across inpatient and outpatient settings; supervise rehab staff and clinic operations; collaborate with interdisciplinary teams; manage documentation, billing compliance, equipment, supplies, education, and occasional travel to remote sites.

Provides clinical and administrative support in a rural ambulatory care clinic. Responsibilities include rooming patients, collecting histories and vital signs, performing point-of-care testing and basic treatments, assisting with procedures, documenting in EHR/EMR systems, maintaining supplies and equipment, sanitizing rooms, supporting infection control, educating patients, answering phones, and helping maintain efficient patient flow.

The Clinical Assistant provides varied care in a clinic, managing patient flow, assisting with procedures, data management, and ensuring efficient operations.