Jobs at WVU Medicine

Provide nonprofessional direct and indirect patient care under RN supervision: observe and report condition changes, record vitals and intake/output, assist with hygiene, admissions/transfers/diagnostics, specimen collection, maintain clean/safe environment, answer call bells, and support administrative tasks.

Provide litigation-focused legal assistant support including calendar and travel management, document preparation and filing, case file organization, database and discovery support, interdepartmental communication, and training staff on litigation databases.

Manage end-to-end project activities for medical management initiatives: develop and maintain project plans, schedules, scopes, budgets, and risk registers; coordinate clinical, IT, vendor, and stakeholder teams; ensure regulatory compliance, reporting, and timely delivery; track issues, manage change control, and provide status updates and documentation.

Performs radiographic imaging across diagnostic areas (fluoro, mobiles, OR, endoscopy), produces high-quality images, minimizes radiation exposure, prepares contrast agents, educates and positions patients, documents imaging, and participates in workflow, safety, and quality improvement activities. Maintains certifications and completes competencies.

Provides professional inpatient nursing care, applies nursing process and clinical judgment, modifies plans of care, educates patients and families, delegates within scope, uses evidence-based practice, participates in quality improvement, data collection, and continuing professional development. Works in a hospital environment with typical physical demands and infection/biohazard exposure.

Manage patient account balances by submitting and following up on third‑party claims, resolving denials and claim edits, using payer portals, reconciling transactions, maintaining HIPAA compliance, producing reports, and providing customer service to maximize collections and cash receipts.

Provide inpatient obstetrics nursing care using the nursing process: assess patients, implement and modify plans of care, delegate appropriately, educate patients and families, participate in quality improvement and continuing development, maintain certifications, and work variable shifts.

Performs diagnostic radiographic imaging across modalities (fluoro, mobile, OR, endoscopy), ensuring image quality, patient safety, radiation protection, patient education, and routine clinical support. Requires licensure, ARRT certification, BLS, and completion of competencies.

Lead perioperative Registered Nurse providing direct patient care in the Operating Room three days weekly and performing administrative/lead duties two days weekly. Manages staffing, provides clinical oversight, ensures documentation and regulatory compliance, and covers administrative call as needed across varied weekday shifts.

The ED RN is responsible for delivering nursing care, modifying patient care plans, using evidence-based practices, and ensuring quality outcomes in an inpatient setting.

The LPN provides nursing support and direct patient care in an inpatient setting, collaborates with physicians, and documents patient progress.

The Associate Systems Analyst supports system design, troubleshooting, and user training in healthcare applications, enhancing clinical operations and efficiency.

The Pharmacist dispenses medications, consults with healthcare professionals, ensures proper drug management, and assists with pharmacy operations in a hospital setting.

The Nurse Educator is responsible for developing, coordinating, and evaluating nursing and clinical training programs, ensuring competency, and consulting on clinical education management.

The RN-ACT coordinates patient care activities, conducts assessments, manages treatment plans, and monitors quality assurance in the ACT Program.

The Associate Technical Support Analyst provides first-level support for network services and infrastructure, equipment installation, application troubleshooting, and various technical support tasks across teams and customers.

The Registered Nurse provides patient care in an oncology setting, utilizing nursing processes and independent judgement, while ensuring patient safety and education.

Performs diagnostic imaging procedures across modalities (fluoro, mobiles, routine, OR, endoscopy, orthopedics), produces and archives quality images, ensures patient safety and radiation protection, prepares contrast agents, educates patients, reports equipment issues, and participates in workflow coordination and clinical supervision of students.

Provide professional inpatient nursing care using the nursing process: assess, plan, implement, document, and evaluate patient care. Maintain patient safety, deliver education, use evidence-based practice, collaborate with the care team, and grow clinical skills under supervision. Work day shift, 36 hours/week, in a hospital medical-surgical unit.

Support, implement, maintain, and optimize clinical scheduling systems (Cadence). Troubleshoot issues, perform testing and upgrades, manage projects, provide end-user training, handle data import/export and basic reporting, and collaborate with stakeholders to improve workflows and interoperability.