Jobs at WVU Medicine

The RN in the ED is responsible for delivering nursing care, modifying patient care plans, collaborating with teams, and providing education for patients and families in an inpatient hospital setting.

The Radiology Technologist performs diagnostic imaging and therapeutic services while ensuring patient care and safety according to protocols. Responsibilities include routine imaging, equipment operation, patient interaction, and collaboration with medical staff.

Performs Neurodiagnostic procedures, prepares patients, documents processes, assists medical staff, and trains others in EEG and EMG specializations.

The Med/Surg RN provides nursing care, modifies patient care plans based on individual needs, uses evidence-based practices, and collaborates with healthcare teams in an inpatient setting.

The Residency Program Manager ensures efficient operation of the residency program, managing schedules, compliance, and communications. Responsibilities include coordinating training sessions and monitoring candidate progress.

Responsible for delivering nursing care utilizing the nursing process, ensuring accountability for quality patient outcomes and effective interprofessional communication in an inpatient setting.

Perform diagnostic CT procedures, ensure patient safety, prepare equipment, and document patient information. Requires one year of CT experience and specific certifications.

The Sonographer I performs diagnostic ultrasound procedures, provides patient care, maintains equipment, and supports the Radiology Department in delivering quality imaging services.

The Cath Lab Manager oversees operational aspects of cardiac procedures, manages staff development, ensures compliance with regulations, and promotes patient satisfaction.

The RN Operating Room is responsible for delivering nursing care, modifying care plans, and collaborating with the healthcare team to ensure quality patient outcomes in an inpatient setting.

The Pharmacist dispenses medications, provides consultations, assists with purchasing, ensures quality assurance, and checks IV admixtures in a hospital setting.

The RN will deliver nursing care using the nursing process, provide quality patient care, and ensure safety and education for patients in an inpatient setting with less than 12 months of nursing experience preferred.

The Neuro/Ortho RN is responsible for delivering nursing care, using nursing processes in an inpatient setting and applying clinical knowledge for quality outcomes. The role requires assessment, planning, and implementing patient care while ensuring safety, education, and professional development.

The Radiology Technologist performs imaging services and patient care, ensuring optimal image quality, minimal radiation exposure, and patient comfort. They rotate in diagnostic areas, educate patients, and maintain imaging equipment.

The ICU Nurse Supervisor oversees nursing staff in the ICU, ensuring high-quality patient care and efficient operations. They manage schedules, coordinate with medical teams, and support staff development.

The Radiologic Technologist performs imaging and therapeutic services while ensuring patient care. Responsibilities include conducting imaging procedures, minimizing radiation exposure, and maintaining communication with healthcare staff. Rotational experience in various diagnostic areas is required.

This role provides nursing care for patients in a hospital setting, ensuring quality outcomes through assessment, care planning, and education. Responsibilities include patient assessment, documentation, safety protocols, and professional development under nursing standards.

The Advanced EMT provides medical support at the scene of emergencies, transports patients, and ensures accurate reporting while adhering to medical protocols.

The Registered Nurse delivers nursing care using the nursing process, demonstrating clinical skills, knowledge, and judgment for inpatient care, while modifying care based on individual patient needs and assessments.

Provide professional nursing care to patients in an inpatient ortho/neuro setting, ensuring safety, continuity of care, and patient-centered approaches, while applying nursing processes and skills.