Jobs at University of Arkansas System

Provide supervised audiologic services while completing final Au.D. year: diagnostic hearing and vestibular evaluations, cochlear implant candidacy testing, hearing aid selection/fitting and verification, device troubleshooting/repairs, clinic operations support, inventory and equipment maintenance, documentation, patient education, and participation in quality improvement and professional development.

Provide executive leadership for departmental administration, finance, HR, strategic planning, and operations for the Department of Anesthesiology. Oversee budgets, forecasting, compliance, workforce planning, recruitment, and collaborative initiatives with service line and institutional partners. Lead complex, confidential projects and represent the department and college internally and externally.

Provide charge nurse leadership in an ambulatory clinic: oversee nursing/clinical staff, manage patient flow, triage and deliver nursing care, educate patients with chronic conditions, support policy compliance, scheduling, staffing, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Provide advanced practice support across orthopedic subspecialties: assist in clinic and OR, perform procedures, manage postoperative outpatient care, answer inquiries, fill prescriptions, round on post-op patients, and coordinate multidisciplinary care.

The Access Coordinator II provides support for patient care by managing appointments, verifying insurance, assisting patients, and coordinating admissions.

Coordinate daily clinical research activities across multiple studies: recruit, screen, consent participants; collect survey and biometric data; manage study files and databases; ensure regulatory compliance; schedule visits, support regional sites, and generate study reports.

Operate CT imaging equipment to produce diagnostic images, perform venipuncture, post-process images, document care in EPIC, transport patients, cover call/holidays, and communicate findings with clinicians. Maintain licensure, registry status, and annual competencies.

Provide orthopedic patient care rotating with attending physicians in clinic and operating room across subspecialties. Assist surgeons with clinic visits and procedures, respond to pages, round on post-op patients, manage postoperative outpatient care, handle telephone inquiries and prescriptions, coordinate multidisciplinary care, and perform assessments, diagnosis, and treatment autonomously and collaboratively.

Provide oncology patient navigation across the cancer care continuum: coordinate interdisciplinary care, educate patients and caregivers, facilitate appointments and treatments, support telehealth and data collection, participate in tumor boards, optimize navigation processes, and ensure safe, patient-centered care.

Operate CT imaging equipment and perform image post-processing, venipuncture, patient handling and transport, use EPIC electronic medical records, communicate with clinicians, maintain licensure and certifications, and provide call and holiday coverage.

Supports surgical and supply chain teams by maintaining preference cards and supply lists, reducing waste, identifying cost savings, coordinating vendor/product conversions, conducting OR rounds, and tracking progress for system-wide improvements.

Process requisitions, purchase orders, spend authorizations, expense reports and match exceptions; manage capital equipment purchases and procurement card program; analyze purchasing patterns for cost savings; run distributor and productivity reports; troubleshoot Workday; ensure compliance with state and university procurement policies and maintain accurate records.

Plans, executes, manages, and coordinates all Institutional Advancement special events. Oversees event staff and vendors, budgets, timelines, stakeholder collaboration, and ensures alignment with UAMS patient- and family-centered care principles. Manages supervisory responsibilities and supports donor relations initiatives.

Provides executive-level administrative support to departmental leaders: manages complex calendars and travel, coordinates meetings and events, processes purchases and reimbursements, prepares correspondence and materials, supports office operations, serves as liaison with internal and external stakeholders, and handles confidential information and multiple priorities.

Provide direct patient assessment and ophthalmic testing (visual acuity, tonometry, perimetry, OCT, slit lamp use, tear tests, etc.), maintain and sterilize equipment, record findings, refer issues to physicians, and support patient care and education.

Provide advanced practice pediatric hospitalist care: assess, diagnose, treat and document pediatric patients; order/interpret tests; collaborate with physicians; educate staff and families; participate in QI/research and clinical teaching.

Provide direct patient care under RN supervision at a family medical center: assess, implement, and evaluate nursing care; administer medications and IV fluids; collect samples and perform routine tests; record vitals and intake/output; supervise aides; maintain supplies and documentation; follow UAMS policies and nursing standards; support patient education and advocacy.

The RN will provide direct patient care, coordinate patient care, triage patients, and collaborate with clinic staff in developing plans of care.

Provide direct patient care in an orthopedic clinic: triage, complex assessments, develop and evaluate plans of care, administer medications, document care, provide patient/family education, collaborate with interdisciplinary team, and support evidence-based nursing practice.

Support laboratory operations and research projects in biochemistry and molecular biology: perform experiments and tests, collect and analyze data, maintain equipment and supplies, follow safety and research protocols, assist with reports and presentations, and train or lead personnel at higher levels.