Jobs at VCU Health

Supervise day-to-day operations of an assigned radiology area, ensuring clinical quality, regulatory compliance, safety (ALARA), staff competency, and customer service. Coordinate staffing, education, policy implementation, and workflow; work with managers and faculty to improve quality and efficiency, and provide education to staff, students, and residents. Weekend and after-hours coverage as needed.

Lead enterprise Windows device architecture and strategy including endpoint management (MECM, Intune), Active Directory/Entra ID, M365 integrations, desktop imaging, SSO/MFA/Conditional Access. Define standards, govern deployments, drive pilots/rollouts, collaborate with security and infrastructure, mentor teams, evaluate emerging technologies, and shape digital workplace strategy.

Coordinate patient flow and team activities in the PACU during evening shifts. Serve as clinical resource and leader, supervise staff, ensure efficient, safe patient care, follow physician orders and nursing standards, and manage unit communications.

Serve as administrative lead for assigned clinical departments, overseeing finance, provider compensation, HR lifecycle, data integrity, reporting, compliance, and operational alignment across the health system. Provide analytics, budget support, KPI tracking, and stakeholder coordination to optimize provider productivity and ensure policy and regulatory compliance.

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.

Coordinate and manage the Electrophysiology/Clinical Cardiology program, ensuring program goals are met, supervising staff, planning education, and practicing within nursing regulations and standards.

The Supply Chain Coordinator manages supply ordering, receiving, storage, and distribution in surgical and procedural areas, coordinating with clinical teams and optimizing inventory via ERP. Duties include troubleshooting supply issues, ensuring adequate inventory, and committing to diversity and inclusion initiatives.

Receive, verify, record, unpack, load/unload, and deliver incoming shipments using MMIS. Maintain and organize inventory, verify POs and receipts, wrap and palletize items, and support DEI initiatives while meeting physical and safety requirements.

The Nurse Program Coordinator manages cardiogenic shock patients, leads outreach and education efforts, and improves treatment outcomes through program management and collaboration with healthcare providers.

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.

Provide direct, age-specific nursing care focused on lactation support; educate and lead unit-level staff; document care, administer medications safely, follow physician orders and regulatory nursing standards; work rotating shifts including nights, weekends, and holidays.

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

The Sonographer II performs ultrasonography procedures, ensuring patient comfort and safety, while documenting outcomes and adhering to protocols. This role includes conducting ultrasound-guided procedures and requires specific certifications.

The Program Coordinator Senior manages the operations of GME programs, ensures compliance with accreditation standards, handles trainee recruiting/evaluations, and coordinates communication among various stakeholders.

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

Designs, monitors, and troubleshoots enterprise integration architecture for secure health and business data exchange. Performs systems analysis, data mapping, integration testing, documentation, CMDB maintenance, and on-call support for vendor upgrades and integration errors.

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.

Perform advanced diagnostic radiographic procedures across all ages, lead shift operations, mentor staff, coordinate workflow and dosimetry, participate in quality improvement, initiate service calls, manage supplies, and perform complex interventional imaging (e.g., myelograms, lumbar punctures).

The Clinical Coordinator oversees patient flow and coordinates care for children and adolescents in psychiatric care, ensuring efficient and compassionate service delivery.