Jobs at Wayne State University Physician Group

Provides infusion-clinic nursing care under physician direction, including vital-sign monitoring, venipuncture, IV therapies, injections, medication administration, patient education, test coordination, result review, documentation, triage, and follow-up. Maintains clinical supplies and equipment, supports procedures, recognizes abnormalities, and responds appropriately to emergencies. Requires a Michigan RN license, BLS certification, and extensive RN experience, preferably in ambulatory care, oncology, neurology, rheumatology, or infusion services.

Performs OB-GYN ultrasound procedures, operates and maintains sonographic equipment, produces and records diagnostic images, explains procedures, and communicates findings to physicians. Documents results in the electronic medical record, schedules appointments, supports research and trainee education, and maintains patient confidentiality and safety standards. The role is based in a hospital, medical center, or clinic and may include off-site travel and on-call duties.

Provides supervised mental health and chemical dependency assessments, individual and group treatment, case management, care coordination, treatment planning, referrals, patient education, documentation, payer authorization, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Supports patients with behavioral health, substance use, housing, benefits, transportation, and community resource needs while maintaining confidentiality, ethical standards, and clinical compliance.

Performs front-desk and administrative duties in outpatient clinics, including patient greeting, appointment scheduling, check-in and check-out, demographic and insurance verification, payment collection, billing updates, financial assistance enrollment, phone support, recordkeeping, and reconciliation. Provides courteous, confidential patient service while following healthcare, safety, authorization, and payment procedures. May travel between clinic locations as needed.

Provides psychiatric patient care in a clinical setting, supports practice operations and policy development, participates in teaching and training, collaborates with administrators and physicians, maintains professional licensure and compliance, attends required training, and pursues ongoing professional development.

Supports pharmacist-led clinical services, medication access, medication therapy management, patient outreach, medication reconciliation, documentation, scheduling, quality improvement, research, and community-based mobile healthcare operations. The intern assists with data collection, program tracking, patient education, workflow coordination, and interdisciplinary collaboration under pharmacist supervision while maintaining HIPAA and institutional compliance.

Leads mobile clinic teams and oversees daily operations, staff performance, training, safety, and patient care. Provides direct nursing services including assessments, vital signs, examinations, specimen collection, laboratory and point-of-care testing, vaccinations, medications, infusions, diagnostic testing, documentation, patient education, referrals, and home-based care. Requires travel between mobile unit sites and occasional home visits.

Provides clinical and administrative support for mobile healthcare units and homebound visits. Responsibilities include patient registration, scheduling, intake, medical histories, vitals, point-of-care testing, examination preparation, assisting nurses and practitioners, chaperoning sensitive exams, connecting patients with community resources, and supporting health-screening events. The role also involves driving mobile units, setting up and breaking down equipment, distributing educational materials, and traveling to multiple sites in varied weather conditions.

Provides mental health and chemical dependency treatment, psychological assessments, individual and group clinical services, care coordination, treatment planning, referrals, documentation, and payer authorization support. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, patients, physicians, agencies, courts, and community resources. Maintains licensure, credentialing, professional liability insurance, ethical standards, confidentiality, and compliance with clinical, safety, and quality requirements.

Provides supervised mental health and chemical dependency services, including biopsychosocial assessments, individual and group treatment, case management, care coordination, referrals, treatment planning, documentation, and patient advocacy. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, physicians, agencies, payers, and community resources to support patient outcomes. Participates in case conferences, quality management, professional development, and required compliance activities while maintaining confidentiality and adhering to clinical, safety, and organizational standards.

Provides clinical and administrative support for mobile healthcare units, including patient registration, intake, vitals, screenings, vaccinations, medications, procedures, referrals, and social needs assessments. Travels to community and home-based care locations, assists with setup and teardown, distributes outreach materials, maintains records and confidentiality, and supports positive patient experiences. Requires flexibility for outdoor work, driving mobile units, lifting equipment, and working occasional weekends.

Provides professional ambulatory nursing care by assessing patients, recording vital signs, administering medications, injections, IV therapies and treatments, assisting physicians, reviewing results, coordinating testing and referrals, documenting care, triaging calls, and educating patients and families. Maintains clinical supplies and equipment while following nursing, safety, regulatory, confidentiality, and departmental procedures.