Jobs at United Regional

Provides comprehensive acute and chronic care for adult patients, including assessments, diagnoses, treatment planning, diagnostic testing, therapeutic procedures, care coordination, patient education, documentation, referrals, and physician consultation. The provider participates in transitional care management and rotating after-hours call, supports continuity of care, and manages chronic conditions in outpatient and endocrinology settings.

Provides endpoint and help desk support in a healthcare system, including installing and updating Windows PCs, troubleshooting hardware and network issues, maintaining hardware and software inventories, documenting work orders, supporting information security and compliance, and training users on technology and security practices.

Leads the technical performance, reliability, integrations, security, and system health of Oracle ERP and UKG Workforce Pro. Manages Technical Analysts, oversees releases, testing, patching, disaster recovery, issue resolution, and technical resources. Facilitates Oracle ERP governance across Finance, HR, and Supply Chain, while owning UKG configuration, support, optimization, and timekeeping hardware. Partners with stakeholders on enterprise initiatives, prioritization, system integrity, and process improvements.

Dispenses medications, compounds sterile, chemotherapy, and parenteral nutrition products, monitors patient drug therapies, maintains medication records, manages controlled substances, and supervises pharmacy support personnel. Provides drug information, completes medication storage inspections, responds to pharmacy requests, and ensures timely, accurate pharmaceutical care for patients across diverse age groups and clinical specialties.

Provides physical security across hospital facilities, including patrols, incident investigations, access control, traffic and parking enforcement, emergency response, fire and safety monitoring, restraint, and protection of patients, staff, and visitors. Maintains incident reports, assists with missing patients and hospital personnel, and may perform bike patrol, field training, or emergency department assignments. Must obtain Texas security licensure, defensive tactics and weapons training, CPR, MOAB, and a Class C driver license.

Provides direct patient care in a clinic under physician and leadership direction. Responsibilities include patient assessment, vital signs, examinations, treatments, medication administration, triage, referrals, care coordination, emergency response, patient education, documentation, and clerical support. Requires either Texas LVN licensure or medical assistant preparation, CPR certification, strong communication, critical thinking, computer skills, and the ability to work effectively in a high-volume clinical environment.

Oversee accounts receivable staff and coordinate daily revenue-cycle workflows. Monitor claim filing, payer requirements, aging reports, denials, payments, refunds, and reimbursement accuracy. Investigate payment issues, negotiate discounts, support audits, educate staff on payer changes, and report operational concerns and productivity to management. Collaborate with billing, patient access, medical records, and case management teams while ensuring compliance with hospital policies and applicable regulations.

Supports and manages telecommunications systems, including Cisco VoIP, PBX, data networks, cellular services, video conferencing, unified communications, and mobile devices. Configures equipment, troubleshoots connectivity and voice issues, administers MDM platforms, audits telecom billing, maintains documentation, supports upgrades and site implementations, and trains end users and telecom operators. Participates in project tracking, compliance activities, rotating on-call coverage, and operator support across shifts.

Performs routine and emergency patient care in cardiac catheterization, electrophysiology, and pre/post-procedure areas. Scrubs diagnostic, interventional, electrophysiology, pacemaker, and ICD procedures; operates imaging equipment; administers medications; monitors arrhythmias and hemodynamics; assists with hemostasis, patient education, documentation, supply management, and radiation safety.

Provides direct patient care in a cardiology clinic under physician direction. Interviews patients, records vital signs, assists with examinations and treatments, performs triage, administers medications, coordinates referrals, manages documentation, and responds to emergencies. The role also includes prescription follow-up, care coordination, patient education, equipment oversight, infection-control compliance, and clerical duties.

Performs advanced inspection, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of medical equipment in hospital and ambulatory clinic settings. Coordinates vendor services, manages complex repairs, maintains regulatory compliance with Joint Commission and CMS standards, documents service activities, supports cost containment, and leads small technical projects. Provides technical guidance, mentorship, and training to junior biomedical technicians while serving as an independent technical resource.

Manages operations for an assigned medical-surgical service area within a hospital. Supervises, evaluates, and develops nursing staff; coordinates staffing, orientation, documentation, quality improvement, and employee performance. Conducts patient-rounding, maintains unit operations within budget, ensures competency and adequate patient records, and supports professional collaboration and regulatory standards.

Operates radiology equipment and performs diagnostic imaging procedures, including patient identification, positioning, imaging protocol adjustments, contrast administration, radiation safety, image quality review, documentation, and coordination with radiologists and care teams. Provides patient and family communication, manages transfers and restraints, maintains accurate records, and works overtime or on-call schedules while following clinical, safety, and professional standards.

Performs basic pharmacy technician duties under pharmacist supervision, including preparing, filling, distributing, and delivering medications; maintaining inventory, records, logs, and medication storage areas; entering orders; completing quality checks; and supporting pharmacy operations. Requires accurate pharmaceutical calculations, equipment use, patient and staff communication, and adherence to safety procedures. The role is temporary and intended for onboarding and progression to Pharmacy Technician Level II.

Provides direct patient care in a cardiology clinic under physician and clinical leadership direction. Responsibilities include patient intake, vital signs, assessments, examinations, medication administration, triage, referral coordination, care management, emergency response, documentation, and patient education. Supports physicians during treatments, maintains equipment and supplies, follows infection-control and safety protocols, and performs clerical and phone-related duties. The role requires an LVN license or medical assistant preparation, CPR certification, strong communication, and clinical judgment.

Provides direct patient care under registered nurse supervision, including activities of daily living, mobility assistance, feeding, treatments, specimen collection, phlebotomy, and monitoring. Performs clerical duties at the nurse’s station, maintains records and supplies, responds to call-lights, assists with admissions and discharges, and reports patient changes or safety concerns. Works with patients across all age groups in a hospital environment.

Dispenses medications, compounds sterile, chemotherapy, and parenteral nutrition products, monitors drug therapies, maintains patient medication profiles, manages controlled substances, and supervises pharmacy support personnel. The pharmacist performs medication storage inspections, responds to drug information requests, prioritizes pharmacy services, supports quality operations, and provides pharmaceutical care across neonatal, pediatric, adult, geriatric, psychiatric, oncology, obstetric, rehabilitation, and skilled-nursing populations.