Jobs at State of Franklin Healthcare Associates

Provides technical support for computer systems, software, and hardware. Responsibilities include account management, responding to user queries, installing and repairing equipment and software, running diagnostics, monitoring system performance, resolving issues, and preparing reports. Requires a high school diploma or GED, with an information systems degree preferred, plus foundational knowledge of Active Directory, networking, TCP/IP, Windows systems, Microsoft Office, and hardware/software troubleshooting.

Escort patients, maintain clinical flow and accurate medical records, administer injections, collect blood specimens, process prescriptions, evaluate lab tests, schedule procedures and appointments, and protect patient confidentiality. The role requires a certified or registered medical assistant credential or an approved nursing education and state licensure.

Provides clinical support by escorting patients, maintaining patient flow and charts, administering injections, collecting blood specimens, submitting prescriptions, evaluating lab requests, scheduling tests and appointments, and maintaining confidentiality. The role requires certification as a medical assistant or licensure as a nurse.

The Controller manages financial accounting, ensures timely payments, develops financial statements, reviews contracts, assists with budgets, and trains staff while maintaining confidentiality.

Provides direct patient care by obtaining histories, conducting examinations, evaluating labs, diagnosing conditions, prescribing treatment, arranging referrals, performing procedures, educating patients and families, documenting care, supervising physician assistants and nurse practitioners, and maintaining continuing medical education.

Provides comprehensive pediatric care, including medical histories, physical examinations, diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, referrals, procedures, and patient education. Documents clinical activities, supervises physician assistants and nurse practitioners, evaluates laboratory tests, and maintains continuing medical education. Requires an MD or DO, completed residency, board eligibility or certification, Tennessee medical licensure, DEA certification, malpractice insurability, and authorization to provide services through contracted healthcare organizations.

Supports comprehensive human resources operations, including employee relations, investigations, recruiting, onboarding, benefits and leave administration, compensation support, training coordination, HRIS management, employee records, reporting, audits, workplace safety, workers’ compensation, compliance, employee documentation, communications, and engagement initiatives.

Operate CT scanners and power injectors, position patients, perform IV placement and contrast-enhanced CT exams, coordinate scheduling and patient flow, assist with ACR accreditation, maintain confidentiality, and follow organizational policies.

Obtain patient histories and perform physical exams; order and evaluate labs; diagnose and treat patients; prescribe medications; arrange referrals; educate patients and families; document care and medications; supervise PAs/NPs; perform relevant procedures; maintain CME hours.

The Physician will conduct examinations, diagnose patients, manage treatments, prescribe medications, supervise staff, and maintain medical records while ensuring compliance with regulations.

Provide comprehensive patient care: obtain histories, perform physicals, order and evaluate tests, diagnose and treat, prescribe medications, perform procedures per protocol, arrange referrals, document care, supervise PAs/NPs, and maintain CME and required credentials.

The Physician will perform physical examinations, diagnose and treat patients, prescribe medications, supervise staff, and maintain medical documentation.

Provide direct patient care: obtain histories, perform physicals, order and evaluate labs, diagnose and treat, prescribe medications, perform patient procedures, arrange referrals, supervise PAs/NPs, educate patients, document care, and maintain CME.

The Physician-General Surgeon is responsible for patient examinations, diagnoses, treatment, prescribing medications, and supervising resident physicians while ensuring compliance with professional regulations.

The Physician will perform health assessments, prescribe medications, supervise staff, document care, and maintain medical education. Board certification and a TN medical license are required.