Jobs at VillageMD

Provides nursing care in a cardiology office under physician or RN supervision. Responsibilities include preparing patients, administering medications and IV therapy, performing basic treatments, collecting specimens, documenting patient information, supporting scheduling and authorizations, managing supplies, and educating patients on treatments and medications. Requires New York LPN licensure, LPN program completion, and BLS certification; IV and phlebotomy skills are preferred.

Supervises daily clinical office operations, staff scheduling, training, performance evaluations, workflow, compliance, quality improvement, and patient flow. Serves as liaison among physicians, staff, care management, and department leadership. Ensures proper use of EHR, PMS, and ancillary systems; monitors clinical quality metrics, documentation, emergency protocols, and regulatory compliance. Provides direct patient care within licensure, including vital signs, specimen collection, injections, triage, referrals, and transition-of-care support.

Supervises day-to-day operations at an urgent care site, including staff management, scheduling, supply ordering, patient experience, site opening and closing, administrative support, and performance oversight. Handles patient interactions, confidentiality, dispute resolution, employee coaching, development, and relations issues while partnering with the Practice Manager, providers, and HR. The role requires on-site work, long shifts, weekends, and opening or closing shifts.

Provides dermatology clinic support under physician or registered nurse supervision, including patient intake, exam and procedure preparation, medication and injection administration, wound care, specimen processing, room setup, charting, scheduling, inventory management, and clerical support. Must maintain accurate patient records, explain treatments and instructions, and complete required competency assessments.

Provides administrative and patient-support services in an imaging department, including patient screening and preparation, documentation, order review, appointment scheduling, MRI positioning, PACS verification, study printing, prior-image retrieval, equipment and supply preparation, and MRI safety compliance. Requires professional patient communication, infection-control awareness, emergency preparedness, and coordination with physicians and imaging staff. This is a per diem role requiring weekend and holiday availability and travel to satellite locations as needed.

Provides direct pediatric dermatology nursing care, coordinates patient flow and physician access, collects specimens, administers injections, obtains vital signs, performs telephone triage, updates medications and allergies, enters orders and referrals, schedules appointments, maintains emergency equipment, and facilitates transitions to urgent care or hospitals. Requires an associate degree, state nursing license, BLS certification, and strong communication and organizational skills.

Provides licensed practical nursing care in an OBGYN outpatient setting, including patient preparation, medication and injection administration, IV therapy, wound care, specimen processing, room preparation, charting, physician desktop management, scheduling, clerical support, and inventory ordering. Works under physician or registered nurse supervision and educates patients on treatments, medications, diets, and physician instructions.

Provides practical nursing care in an OBGYN office, including preparing patients, administering medications and injections, IV therapy, wound care, catheterization, specimen processing, charting, scheduling, clerical support, and inventory management. Works under physician or registered nurse supervision and must maintain accurate patient records while supporting examinations and procedures.

Provides practical nursing care in an OBGYN office under physician or RN supervision. Responsibilities include preparing patients, assisting with exams and procedures, administering medications and IV therapy, collecting specimens, performing basic treatments, maintaining charts, scheduling appointments, providing clerical support, and managing medical supplies.

Supervises administrative, financial, operational, and patient-service activities at an urgent care location. Manages site employees, schedules staff, orders medical and office supplies, supports providers and practice leadership, oversees opening and closing procedures, addresses patient concerns, and maintains HIPAA confidentiality. The role includes staff coaching, performance management, employee relations, and ensuring an efficient, welcoming patient experience.

Supervise urgent care site operations, staff performance, scheduling, supplies, patient experience, and administrative functions. Support the Practice Manager, coordinate with providers and HR, manage employee relations, maintain HIPAA confidentiality, resolve patient concerns, and monitor site activity. The role requires on-site work, long shifts, weekends, opening and closing shifts, and occasional physical tasks.

Supervises administrative, financial, operational, and staffing functions at an urgent care site. Responsibilities include managing employees, supporting scheduling, ordering supplies and medications, overseeing patient flow, maintaining confidentiality, resolving patient concerns, and assisting with site opening, closing, and daily operations. The role requires on-site work, long shifts, weekends, and direct management of site employees.

Support site operations at an urgent care clinic by managing front-desk performance, staff (PCRs), inventory, scheduling non-providers, and patient flow. Assist physicians with basic patient care and procedures, maintain HIPAA compliance, order supplies/medications, open/close the site, coach and discipline staff, and ensure a hospitable patient experience. Provide coverage for the Site Manager when absent and handle patient disputes, satisfaction follow-up, and related administrative duties.

Supervises urgent care site operations, staff performance, scheduling, supplies, patient experience, and administrative processes. Supports the Practice Manager, manages employee relations and development, maintains HIPAA confidentiality, resolves patient concerns, and ensures efficient site opening, closing, and daily operations.

Supervises administrative, financial, operational, and staff activities at an urgent care site. Responsibilities include scheduling, ordering medical and office supplies, monitoring patient flow, supporting providers, managing employee performance and relations, maintaining HIPAA confidentiality, resolving patient concerns, and assisting with site opening and closing. The role requires on-site work, long shifts, weekend availability, and direct management of site employees.

Provides general medical care and treatment, including health maintenance, acute and episodic illness management, and stable chronic illness management. The Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant joins an established gastroenterology team in Purchase, New York, with no call or weekend duties. The role offers mentorship, physician and clinical staff support, competitive compensation with bonus incentives, and comprehensive benefits.

Coordinates workers’ compensation appointments and referrals, obtains treatment authorizations, verifies intake information, maintains patient records, and communicates with patients, employers, adjusters, nurse case managers, and clinical offices. Tracks referral progress, manages calls and emails, supports rescheduling, follows HIPAA requirements, and collaborates with case management, revenue cycle, compliance, and operations teams to ensure efficient care coordination and a positive patient experience.

Provides direct nephrology patient care, coordinates visits and referrals, supports physicians, collects specimens, obtains vital signs, administers injections, performs telephone triage, updates medications and allergies, documents care in EHR and PMS, schedules appointments, maintains emergency equipment and supplies, and facilitates transitions to urgent care or hospital settings.

Provides patient-centered cardiology care collaboratively within the Electrophysiology Department. The role requires a licensed Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioner in New Jersey with at least one year of cardiology experience. Responsibilities involve supporting integrated, multidisciplinary care in a dynamic clinical practice environment.

Prepares, labels, organizes, centrifuges, stores, and discards laboratory specimens. Supports technologists by troubleshooting specimen issues, verifying collection additives, performing pipetting, sanitizing workspaces, maintaining laboratory safety, and using laboratory information systems. Requires prolonged standing, walking, bending, lifting, and exposure to laboratory hazards and infectious materials.