Jobs at UVA Community Health

Provides comprehensive body imaging interpretation across radiography, CT, MRI, ultrasound, fluoroscopic exams, and nonvascular image-guided procedures. Participates in tumor boards, consultations, call coverage, quality improvement, protocol development, peer review, workflow optimization, and recruitment initiatives. Requires fellowship training in body imaging, diagnostic radiology board certification or eligibility, an MD or DO degree, and eligibility for Virginia medical licensure.

Serves as the in-house administrative representative and nursing resource for patients, staff, physicians, and visitors. Coordinates patient care through delegation, problem-solving, and time management; collaborates with physicians and leaders to improve care processes, patient outcomes, regulatory compliance, and the work environment. Requires current RN licensure, at least five years of nursing experience, and the ability to travel between facilities as needed.

Work with radiologists to obtain high-quality ultrasound images and provide patient-centered care. Perform diagnostic sonography across all age groups, operate and maintain equipment, follow safety and infection-control protocols, communicate procedures to patients, prioritize workflow, and ensure image quality and documentation. Support team processes and compliance with OSHA and department policies.

Provides delegated patient care under RN or physician supervision, documents patient information, cleans and stocks rooms, maintains equipment, follows infection-control procedures, and performs clerical, phlebotomy, safety-attendant, and other assigned duties within scope. Requires compassionate patient support, critical thinking, medical terminology knowledge, basic computer and administrative skills, and the ability to meet physically demanding job requirements.

Provides patient care under RN or physician direction, documents assistance, performs clerical and phlebotomy duties, cleans and stocks equipment, supports infection control, and maintains patient safety. Requires a high school diploma or GED and current CNA, phlebotomy, or CMA/CCMA/RMA certification. The role involves substantial standing, walking, lifting, and travel between facilities as needed.

Provides patient care under RN supervision in a critical care setting. Responsibilities include assisting with patient needs, documenting care, cleaning and stocking equipment and supplies, infection control, clerical duties, phlebotomy, safety observation, and reporting patient status. The role requires working full-time night shifts with rotating weekends, maintaining safety standards, supporting room turnover, and traveling between facilities as needed.

Performs financial reporting, accounting and transactional analysis, net revenue and accounts receivable reserve analysis, cash collections analysis, audit coordination, financial surveys, month-end close activities, and annual budgeting support. The role also develops ad hoc reports, evaluates internal controls, reconciles financial data, and provides quality assurance and reporting analysis across departments.

Provides patient care under RN or physician direction, documents patient assistance, cleans and stocks equipment and supplies, follows infection-control and safety procedures, and performs clerical, phlebotomy, safety attendant, and other assigned duties within scope.

Provides patient care under RN supervision, documents assistance, cleans and stocks equipment, applies infection-control procedures, and performs clerical, phlebotomy, safety-attendant, and other assigned duties. Works full-time overnight shifts with rotating weekends and may travel between facilities. Requires a high school diploma or GED, strong communication skills, and the ability to meet physically demanding patient-care responsibilities.

Performs pre-analytical clinical laboratory duties, including patient registration, specimen collection, labeling, processing, order review, pathology support, send-out testing, and data entry. Resolves specimen and order issues, supports inventory and quality-improvement activities, collects urine drug screens, and assists with safety procedures. Serves as a resource for Specimen Receiving and trains junior clinical laboratory assistants. Requires strong medical terminology, communication, protocol adherence, and patient-care skills.

Provides patient care under RN direction in a critical care setting, including patient assistance, documentation, room turnaround, supply and equipment stocking, infection control, clerical duties, phlebotomy, safety monitoring, and reporting patient status. Requires strong communication, adherence to safety and sterile-technique policies, and the ability to perform physically demanding tasks, including lifting and frequent standing, walking, and bending.

Provides patient care under RN or physician supervision, including documenting assistance, monitoring and reporting patient status, room turnover, cleaning, stocking, safety observation, clerical duties, and phlebotomy within scope. Follows infection-control, sterile-technique, safety, and hospital procedures. This full-time night role works 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., rotating weekends, with possible on-call duties and travel between facilities.

Provides patient care under RN or physician direction, documents patient information, cleans and stocks equipment and supplies, performs clerical duties, phlebotomy, safety attendant responsibilities, and supports infection control. Works full-time night shifts with rotating weekends and may travel between facilities. Requires physical exertion, compassionate patient interaction, critical thinking, basic computer and medical terminology knowledge, and an active CNA, phlebotomy, or CMA/CCMA/RMA certification.

Provides a safe and secure healthcare environment by conducting facility security checks, controlling patient and visitor traffic, responding to security breaches and service calls, operating patrol vehicles, enforcing applicable laws and facility policies, managing pedestrian and vehicle traffic, and documenting observations accurately. The role requires radio and telephone communication, physical patrols, crisis intervention training, and travel between campus buildings and remote facilities as needed.

Assists physicians and registered nurses with adult and pediatric endoscopy patients before, during, and after procedures. Prepares supplies and equipment, supports direct patient care, collects and labels specimens, obtains vital signs, administers prescribed medication, and cleans rooms and equipment. Performs high-level disinfection of endoscopes, follows sterile and non-sterile techniques, documents care, and complies with safety and regulatory policies. The role requires substantial standing, physical strength, on-call availability, and travel between facilities as needed.

Provides emergency department patient care under licensed clinical supervision, including assessments, primary interventions, documentation, room turnover, equipment and supply maintenance, infection control, safety observation, clerical duties, and reporting patient information to nurses and physicians. Supports patients throughout their emergency care experience while following sterile technique, safety standards, and hospital policies.

Provides clerical, technical, and clinical support in a radiology department. Ensures patient safety and comfort, explains procedures, manages patient flow, cleans and maintains examination areas, follows infection-control and OSHA protocols, prepares and maintains equipment, performs quality-control procedures, obtains images according to protocols, and evaluates images for quality. The role requires strong communication, teamwork, attention to detail, and the ability to perform physically demanding tasks.

Distributes and manages hospital linens and scrubs, including inventory levels, linen injections, discards, and departmental requests. Maintains cleanliness and sanitation in public areas, restrooms, patient rooms, and surgical suites; replenishes supplies and removes trash. Provides responsive customer service to internal and external customers, answers phones, handles requests, and works independently while managing multiple priorities. Requires frequent standing, walking, bending, and lifting or moving up to 100 pounds.

Performs diagnostic and therapeutic radiology procedures by preparing patients, operating X-ray equipment, obtaining and evaluating images, maintaining sterile fields, following safety and infection-control protocols, and supporting patient comfort and workflow. Requires ARRT certification or eligibility, applicable state licensure, and the ability to work independently, multitask, and adapt procedures to patient needs.

Performs diagnostic ultrasound examinations in collaboration with radiologists, obtaining high-quality images while providing safe, compassionate patient care. Explains procedures, ensures patient comfort, follows infection-control and OSHA standards, maintains sterile equipment, performs quality-control procedures, evaluates image quality, and repeats studies when necessary. The role requires supporting patients across all age groups, managing workflow in a stressful environment, participating in teamwork and improvement activities, and traveling between facilities as needed.