Jobs at WVU Medicine

Performs diagnostic CT and radiographic examinations, prepares and cleans equipment, administers contrast, positions and monitors patients, evaluates image quality, documents procedures, and maintains radiation and patient safety. Uses PACS to make completed exams available for radiologist review. May perform mobile radiography and C-arm procedures. Provides imaging care for patients across all age groups and supports quality improvement and departmental operations.

Provides direct inpatient nursing care under physician and supervising nurse guidance. Responsibilities include administering medications, performing therapeutic procedures, monitoring and documenting patient conditions, assisting with examinations, contributing to care plans, supporting patient education and rehabilitation, and communicating with the healthcare team. The role requires a current LPN license, Basic Life Support certification, background checks, teamwork, accurate computer documentation, and availability for all shifts, weekends, and holidays.

Provides professional nursing care to inpatient hospital patients using independent clinical judgment and the nursing process. Coordinates with interprofessional teams, prioritizes patient needs, supports education, mentors colleagues, participates in quality improvement and policy development, and may serve as charge nurse or preceptor. Requires a current Registered Nurse license, Basic Life Support certification within 30 days, and two years of registered nursing experience. A BSN or higher is preferred.

Monitors cardiac telemetry, ECG rhythms, pulse oximetry, and capnography for hospitalized patients; identifies abnormalities, manages alarms, documents events in EPIC, and reports urgent findings to clinical staff. Maintains telemetry equipment and supplies, troubleshoots monitoring issues, supports patient admissions and transfers, performs clerical duties, maintains records, and coordinates communication and patient transportation within the hospital.

Monitors cardiac telemetry, hard-wire monitoring, pulse oximetry, and capnography for hospitalized patients. Identifies abnormal rhythms and life-threatening events, documents findings in EPIC, manages telemetry equipment and supplies, and troubleshoots monitoring issues. Performs clerical, admissions, records, communication, visitor assistance, and patient transport coordination duties within the clinical department.

Provides professional registered nursing care to inpatient operating-room patients using the nursing process, clinical judgment, evidence-based practice, and individualized care plans. Responsibilities include assessment, care coordination, delegation, patient and family education, interdisciplinary communication, ethical practice, quality improvement, policy evaluation, and professional development. The role requires working effectively under stress, adapting to changing workloads, and meeting hospital safety and specialty accreditation requirements.

Supports government relations initiatives by planning, coordinating, and overseeing organizational projects. Responsibilities include developing schedules and work plans, managing scope, risks, resources, costs, vendors, invoices, communications, documentation, and change control. The role collaborates with leadership, Legal, Marketing, hospitals, and other departments; ensures regulatory compliance; facilitates stakeholder decisions; supports process improvement and training; and leads project teams on mid-to-low-risk initiatives.

Documents physicians’ and licensed practitioners’ dictation, examinations, procedures, consultations, and patient history in the medical record. Gathers laboratory, radiology, and other patient data for provider review, tracks workup progress, supports patient flow, and performs directed administrative communication while maintaining privacy and avoiding independent medical advice or order relay.

Provides high-level administrative and executive support to a department chair, including calendar and meeting management, correspondence, records, travel arrangements, reports, confidential information handling, and special project coordination. Screens requests, tracks priorities and deadlines, prepares meeting materials and minutes, researches information, and supports executive communications and office procedures.

Performs CT, radiographic, mobile, and surgical imaging procedures; prepares patients and equipment, administers contrast, maintains radiation and infection-control safety, documents procedures, evaluates image quality, and supports patient care across age groups. Uses PACS to make studies available for radiologist review and may insert IVs or draw blood. Requires radiography or nuclear medicine certification, state licensure where applicable, and Basic Life Support certification.

Performs diagnostic CT and radiographic examinations, prepares and disinfects equipment, positions and assists patients, administers imaging contrast, evaluates image quality, documents procedures, and maintains radiation and patient safety. Uses PACS to manage examinations and supports emergency, mobile, and surgical imaging as assigned. This PRN role requires varied shifts and care for patients across all age groups.

Provides direct inpatient nursing care under physician and nursing supervision. Responsibilities include administering medications, performing therapeutic procedures, monitoring and documenting patient conditions, assisting with examinations, contributing to care plans, educating patients and families, and communicating findings to the healthcare team. Requires a current LPN license, Basic Life Support certification within 30 days, strong communication and computer skills, and availability for weekends, holidays, and all shifts.

Performs diagnostic ultrasound imaging and related patient care in a clinical radiology setting. Reviews physician orders, conducts and documents sonographic procedures, produces high-quality images, educates and supports patients, maintains equipment and confidentiality, performs high-level disinfection, and participates in clinical instruction and professional development.

Provides high-level administrative and executive support to a department chair, including calendar and meeting management, correspondence, records, reports, travel arrangements, confidential information handling, and special project coordination. Screens communications, tracks priorities and deadlines, prepares meeting materials and minutes, compiles data, and supports leadership training and office procedures.

Provides professional nursing care in an inpatient hospital setting using clinical judgment and the nursing process. Responsibilities include patient assessment, care planning, interventions, documentation, education, safety monitoring, delegation, evidence-based practice, and culturally sensitive, individualized care. The nurse collaborates with healthcare providers, manages changing workloads, supports continuity of care, and develops competency in caring for increasingly complex patients.

Provides vascular access care for adult and pediatric patients, including PICC, midline, port, and peripheral IV insertion. Monitors, maintains, declots, and removes vascular access devices; performs dressing changes, IV therapy, patient assessment, education, quality monitoring, chart audits, and related nursing procedures. Requires collaboration with physicians, radiologists, staff, patients, and families while following infection-control and safety standards.

Safely transports patients between healthcare destinations and accident or illness scenes using ambulances or wheelchair vans. Plans and organizes transfers, moves and secures wheelchair patients, completes run reports, follows emergency driving laws and infection-control practices, maintains vehicles and wheelchairs, and troubleshoots minor mechanical issues. The role requires a clean driving record, two years of driving experience, and EMVO certification within 60 days of hire.

Provides professional registered nursing care to medical-surgical inpatients using the nursing process, clinical judgment, patient assessment, care coordination, education, advocacy, and evidence-based practices. The RN collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, supports patient safety and quality improvement, mentors colleagues, and may serve as charge nurse or preceptor. This full-time role works 36 hours weekly, every third weekend, and rotating holidays.

Performs diagnostic radiographic imaging and related patient care across fluoroscopy, mobile, routine, operating room, endoscopy, and orthopedic settings. Positions patients, selects exposure factors, produces and archives high-quality images, minimizes radiation exposure, prepares contrast agents and sterile trays, educates patients, reports equipment issues, supports workflow, and provides limited instruction to radiology students.

Manages hospital patient account balances through accurate insurance claim submission, payer follow-up, denial resolution, billing reconciliation, and payment collection. The role uses payer portals, ensures compliance with federal, state, HIPAA, and third-party billing regulations, researches rejected claims, maintains work queues, completes reports, and provides customer support. It also supports revenue cycle performance, productivity goals, account accuracy, and confidentiality requirements.