Jobs at United Digestive

Provides specialized nursing care to endoscopy patients across all phases of their experience. Plans, delivers, and evaluates care independently while following physician orders, nursing standards, legal requirements, and facility policies. Administers IV conscious sedation after completing required airway management and sedation training. Requires an active Georgia RN license, nursing education, BLS certification, and ability to work under stress and perform extended standing, walking, lifting, and patient-care activities.

Assists with front-office clinic operations, including patient check-in, payment collection, scheduling, referrals, records management, patient communications, and insurance-related documentation. Maintains accurate patient information, supports patient flow, protects HIPAA confidentiality, and performs cross-trained practice functions such as check-out, phone triage, pre-certification, and medical records. Reports to the Clinic or Practice Manager.

Accession and label pathology specimens, prepare cassettes and slides, maintain grossing logs, manage specimen records and supplies, perform equipment upkeep and quality checks, respond to physician and endoscopy center requests, and follow CLIA, OSHA, safety, infection-control, and quality-assurance requirements.

Schedules and coordinates patient appointments, procedures, referrals, ancillary services, and physician schedules. Maintains accurate patient information, communicates with patients and referring providers, supports front-office functions, and protects confidential health information under HIPAA. The role also handles calls, emails, patient materials, pre-certification, medical records, and coverage across practice locations. Requires a high school diploma or GED, computer proficiency, and preferably specialty clinic or gastroenterology experience.

Coordinates patient referrals, appointments, procedures, ancillary services, physician schedules, and front-office operations for a specialty clinic. Maintains accurate patient information, communicates with patients and referring providers, supports HIPAA compliance, and provides coverage across practice locations. Performs scheduling, phone triage, check-in/check-out, pre-certification, medical records, and other administrative duties as needed.

Provides individualized nursing care to patients throughout all phases of endoscopy procedures. Plans, delivers, and evaluates care according to physician orders, nursing standards, Georgia regulations, and center policies. Works independently with minimal supervision and may travel to a sister center. Requires an active Georgia RN license, accredited nursing education, BCLS certification, and completion of airway management and conscious sedation training before administering IV sedation.

Provides individualized nursing care to patients throughout their endoscopy experience, including planning, executing, and evaluating care. Works independently under physician orders and organizational policies, supports IV conscious sedation after required training, and maintains required nursing certifications and licensure. May travel to a sister center.

Provides individualized nursing care to patients throughout all phases of endoscopy procedures. Plans, delivers, and evaluates care in compliance with physician orders, nursing standards, Georgia regulations, and center policies. Administers IV conscious sedation after completing required airway-management training, works independently, and may travel to a sister center.

Coordinates ancillary healthcare operations, including practice management and EMR processes, service schedules, project work plans, process documentation, vendor relationships, staff training, supply management, regulatory compliance, and service expansion analysis. Partners with clinical leadership, revenue cycle teams, vendors, providers, staff, and patients to implement new services and improve departmental efficiency.

Provides real-time clinical documentation and patient support alongside gastroenterology providers. Responsibilities include recording histories and examinations, coding diagnoses and procedures, verifying patient information, taking vital signs, preparing charts, communicating provider instructions, safeguarding HIPAA-protected records, and managing supplies. Requires healthcare experience, accurate documentation, multitasking, computer proficiency, and patient communication skills.

Provides specialized nursing care to patients throughout all phases of endoscopy procedures. Plans, delivers, and evaluates patient care independently while following physician orders, nursing standards, Georgia regulations, and center policies. Requires RN licensure, nursing education, Basic Cardiac Life Support certification, and airway management and conscious sedation training. GI endoscopy experience is preferred. May travel to a sister center.

Provides individualized nursing care to patients throughout their endoscopy center experience. Plans, executes, and evaluates care; administers IV conscious sedation after completing required airway management and sedation training; follows physician orders, nursing standards, Georgia regulations, and facility policies. Requires independent work, patient monitoring, and physical activity including extended standing, walking, and lifting up to 25 pounds. May travel to a sister center.

Provides specialized nursing care to patients throughout all phases of endoscopy procedures. Plans, delivers, and evaluates care according to physician orders, nursing standards, Georgia regulations, and facility policies. Administers IV conscious sedation after completing required airway-management and sedation training, works independently, and maintains patient safety. Requires an active Georgia RN license, nursing education, BCLS certification, and physical capacity for extended standing, walking, lifting, and patient-care activities.

Supervises histology laboratory operations, staffing, workflow, and technical production while working as a histotechnician. Leads quality assurance and quality control programs, inspections, accreditation readiness, safety training, staff development, productivity tracking, process improvement, equipment maintenance, and protocol validation. Collaborates with pathologists, physicians, laboratory leadership, and compliance teams to resolve quality issues and ensure accurate, timely diagnostic materials.

Coordinates endoscopy patients’ pre-procedure preparation approximately two weeks before appointments. Confirms instructions, clearances, BMI, financial responsibilities, and anesthesia appropriateness; reviews medical records, tests, and labs; prepares charts in ProVation; coordinates hospital procedures, rescheduling, and patient communications. Reviews provider schedules and collaborates with endoscopy teams to fill vacant procedure slots and optimize utilization.

Develops referral relationships with physicians and medical practices to increase patient volume. Creates outreach and marketing plans, manages CRM data, conducts provider visits, coordinates community events, interprets performance data, prepares reports, and identifies new business opportunities. Requires daily regional travel, occasional work outside standard hours, and additional nationwide travel as needed.

Supports front-office operations in a specialty medical practice by greeting patients, managing check-in and check-out, collecting payments, verifying information, coordinating referrals, organizing patient flow, handling communications, maintaining HIPAA compliance, and supporting scheduling, records, pre-certification, and other practice functions.

Provides individualized nursing care to patients throughout all phases of endoscopy procedures. Plans, executes, and evaluates care while following physician orders, nursing standards, Georgia regulations, and center policies. Works independently with minimal supervision, supports conscious sedation after completing required airway and sedation training, and maintains required certifications. May travel to a sister center.

Manages patient medical records, including filing and indexing clinical documents, processing record requests, coordinating off-site storage and retrieval, and sending records to providers and patients. Maintains HIPAA compliance, responds to patient and staff inquiries, completes daily tasks, and supports clinic operations. Requires strong organization, communication, confidentiality, EHR proficiency, and Microsoft Office skills.

Handles front-desk operations in an endoscopy center, including patient check-in, payment collection, record and insurance updates, telephone communications, pre-procedure calls, chart preparation, admission and discharge support, and coordination with nurses and referring physicians. Maintains supplies and a clean environment, addresses patient concerns, and performs clerical and support tasks while following patient-care procedures.