Jobs at VCU Health

Provides unarmed, non-sworn security services in a hospital environment. Assists staff, visitors, and patients; enforces hospital rules; promotes safety; de-escalates agitated patients; prevents risky or violent situations; and supports positive hospital-community relations. Requires physical activity, strong communication and reasoning skills, flexibility for weekends and holidays, and the ability to work extended hours when needed.

Supports hospital supply chain operations by receiving, unloading, scanning, ordering, stocking, transporting, and distributing supplies across multiple buildings and work sites. Handles customer calls, stat orders, inquiries, and supply-related problem solving. Requires extensive physical activity, including lifting, pushing carts, standing, walking, and repetitive movements. The role supports a 24-hour operation and may involve access to medications and related supplies but does not provide direct patient care.

Provides assistant nurse manager leadership for clinic units, overseeing staff, daily operations, patient-care planning and evaluation, regulatory compliance, risk management, budgets, and performance management. Maintains 24-hour unit accountability, supports strategic planning and program development, handles team-member issues, and monitors care quality and staff performance across shifts, including weekends.

Manages nursing unit operations, staffing, competency, patient care quality, customer service, environmental controls, and materials management. Leads all nursing-unit employees, oversees daily operations independently, monitors staff effectiveness, and coordinates with the Director on major issues, employee matters, goals, budgets, procedures, and evaluations. Requires frequent visibility across shifts and weekends while supporting a safe, respectful, patient-centered care environment.

Coordinates administrative operations for assigned graduate medical education programs while ensuring VCU Health and ACGME compliance. Leads onboarding, training, mentoring, cross-training, workflow documentation, and weekly coordinator meetings. Monitors team performance, supports deadline achievement, communicates concerns to leadership, and contributes to GME improvement initiatives and special projects.

Manages operating room supply inventory, including stocking, ordering, PAR-level replenishment, barcode scanning, distribution, expiration monitoring, and open-order tracking. Collaborates with clinical, procurement, and inventory teams to anticipate surgical needs, resolve supply constraints, identify substitutes, and support cost savings. Follows sterile handling and infection-control protocols, maintains organized supply areas, and may lead and train new employees.

Manages clinical operations across multiple community clinics or a specialty region, including staffing, nursing supervision, patient care quality, regulatory compliance, budgets, facilities, vendors, supplies, access strategy, and revenue-cycle initiatives. Partners with medical and ambulatory leadership to improve productivity, patient satisfaction, employee engagement, clinical outcomes, and strategic service delivery. Provides direct patient care as needed and supports staff education, competency, and evidence-based practice.

Performs routine and complex radiographic examinations for patients of all ages, safely administers contrast media, evaluates patient and laboratory information, provides exam instructions, documents findings, processes and transfers images, completes order closure and charge entry, and follows imaging, safety, and patient-care protocols. The role requires ARRT certification, BLS, and completion of orientation, with direct placement possible for candidates with at least one year of experience.

Performs administrative and secretarial duties for a cardiology office, including scheduling, compiling and recording medical charts, preparing reports and correspondence, and supporting departmental operations. Works independently with minimal supervision in a fast-paced hospital environment while managing multiple priorities and frequent customer interactions.

Provides administrative and secretarial support for the Hematology and Oncology division. Responsibilities include managing office communications, calendars, paperwork, telephone interactions, multiple priorities, project coordination, decision-making, and communication with diverse individuals and entities in a fast-paced healthcare environment.

Serves as the informatics liaison between pharmacy operations, specialty clinical services, and IT. Leads medication workflow redesign, clinical decision support oversight, governance, training, adoption, safety optimization, system upgrades, and product ownership across Epic Willow, Beacon, and related systems. Advises on regulatory compliance, validates medication-related configurations, analyzes safety data, supports go-lives, and provides expert troubleshooting and on-call application support.

Manages operational support, maintenance, development, releases, service delivery, SLAs, and enhancements for Epic healthcare applications. Leads IT specialists, coordinates with hospital teams and vendors, oversees incident and problem resolution, and supports application implementations, upgrades, integrations, and communications. Requires strong leadership, technical decision-making, communication, and healthcare IT experience, with Epic certification required when applicable.

Manage inpatient and ambulatory pharmacy operations for a new outpatient infusion site: oversee budgets, compliance, staffing, training, pharmacy information systems and automation, customer service, and regulatory accreditation. Hire, evaluate, and discipline pharmacy staff while ensuring Virginia pharmacy licensure and meeting service goals.

The Clinical Coordinator ensures efficient patient care delivery and coordinates nursing unit activities. They serve as a resource for staff, patients, and providers, requiring strong clinical judgment and leadership responsibilities.

Perform complex radiotherapy dose calculations and develop image-based treatment plans (IMRT/VMAT/SBRT). Fabricate treatment aids, conduct routine dose measurements, oversee patient setup and simulation, and participate in quality management and improvement initiatives.

Manage multiple ambulatory clinics in a geographic region, overseeing staffing, clinical quality, regulatory compliance, budgets, vendor and facility management, patient access, and employee engagement. Collaborate with medical directors and ambulatory leadership to implement improvements, maintain clinical competencies, and support strategic initiatives.

The Sonographer performs ultrasound diagnostics, interacts with patients, and collaborates with healthcare professionals, ensuring high-quality imaging and patient care while maintaining records and safety protocols.

The Sonographer II performs ultrasound procedures, provides patient care, adheres to imaging protocols, and completes required documentation. They also perform advanced procedures like drainages and biopsies when necessary.

The CT Technologist performs computed tomography procedures, administers contrast agents, evaluates risks, documents protocols, and ensures patient comfort and safety during imaging exams.

The CT Technologist performs computed tomography procedures for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes, ensuring patient safety and compliance with protocols.