Jobs at U.S. Digestive Health

Supports FP&A through budgeting, forecasting, management reporting, variance analysis, KPI development, profitability analysis, and financial modeling. Partners with Accounting, Revenue Cycle, Operations, business leaders, and senior management to evaluate performance, identify trends, support strategic investments, and improve operational efficiency across healthcare practices and ambulatory surgery centers.

Coordinate Open Access referrals and recall lists to help patients schedule appointments. Contact patients via calls, texts, MyLGHealth messages, and letters; manage medical screening forms and monitor incoming team messages.

Coordinates open-access referrals and recall lists by contacting patients through calls, texts, portal messages, and letters to facilitate scheduling. Distributes medical screening forms, monitors incoming team messages, and responds or routes them appropriately. Requires strong customer service, communication, teamwork, and computer skills. This full-time, weekday role is based in East Norriton and may involve intermittent training travel.

Develop and maintain relationships with healthcare providers and staff to increase referrals to USDH GI services. Educate providers on colorectal screening, troubleshoot care coordination, conduct visits and service recovery, track market changes, and support outreach events and educational activities. Position requires extensive travel within PA/DE and collaboration with practice managers and clinical staff.

Provides biologic medication infusions and injections, accurately prepares and administers medications, documents patient care in the EMR, manages supplies and equipment, procures drug inventory, and completes administrative paperwork. The part-time role requires an active nursing license, at least two years of IV skilled nursing experience, IV infusion experience, and strong patient-care, communication, organizational, and computer skills.

Manages daily operations and nursing care in a gastroenterology ambulatory surgery center. Supervises, schedules, trains, and evaluates nursing staff; oversees quality improvement, infection control, safety, emergency preparedness, compliance, equipment, and regulatory readiness. Collaborates with physicians and leadership, supports policy and budget development, coordinates continuing education, and participates in inspections and credentialing activities.

Manage complex appeals and payor projects, monitor rejected/denied claims, resolve root causes, coordinate with billing vendors, maintain RCM documentation, train vendors, and support staff with claim-related questions.

Coordinates open-access referrals and recall lists by contacting patients through calls, texts, portal messages, and letters to facilitate scheduling. Distributes medical screening forms, monitors team messages, and provides appropriate responses or routing. Requires strong customer service, communication, teamwork, and computer skills. The full-time weekday role is based in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania, or an affiliated office, with intermittent travel for training.

Provide direct pre-, intra-, and post-procedure nursing care in an ambulatory setting; prepare rooms and equipment; monitor vitals; administer medications per orders; assist physicians; ensure infection control and sterilization; supervise LPNs and non-licensed staff; participate in quality, safety, and emergency preparedness activities.