The nurse provides after-hours triage services for pediatric patients by utilizing clinical guidelines and critical thinking to determine appropriate care plans. They also educate families on illness management and collaborate with interprofessional teams to ensure patient safety and quality care.
The Customer Service Specialist manages high-volume inbound calls to facilitate patient healthcare needs, including scheduling appointments and medication refills. They are responsible for accurately documenting demographic and financial information within the electronic health record while maintaining patient privacy.
The Senior Accountant is responsible for maintaining the general ledger in accordance with GAAP and preparing financial statements and reports. They also perform account reconciliations, prepare journal entries, and conduct variance analysis of budget versus actual results.
The role involves performing data entry for trauma and emergency general surgery registries, including injury and procedural coding. Additionally, the registrar assists with data dictionary reviews and maintains registry concurrency to meet accreditation standards.
The EHR Application Analyst III is responsible for planning, designing, testing, and maintaining Epic and other clinical applications. They will manage complex build tasks, resolve advanced system issues, and facilitate collaboration between hospital leadership and technical departments.
The Inpatient Coder II is responsible for accurately assigning diagnosis and procedure codes for inpatient encounters while adhering to regulatory guidelines. They must also analyze patient encounters, query providers for clarification, and collaborate with departments like CDI and HIM to ensure medical record integrity.
The Enterprise Architect provides strategic leadership by translating business strategy into architecture principles, roadmaps, and reference architectures. They govern cross-domain alignment and collaborate with technical teams to ensure technology solutions meet long-term business requirements.
The Enterprise Architect provides strategic leadership by translating business strategy into architecture principles, roadmaps, and governance models. They collaborate with technical teams to develop current and future state architectures while mentoring solution architects and identifying technology change drivers.
The Enterprise Architect provides strategic leadership by translating business strategy into architecture principles, roadmaps, and lifecycle decisions. They guide and govern architectural coherence across the enterprise while collaborating with technical teams to ensure technology solutions meet business requirements.
The Inpatient Coder I is responsible for accurately assigning diagnosis and procedure codes for inpatient encounters while adhering to regulatory guidelines. They also collaborate with departments like CDI and HIM Operations to ensure the integrity of medical records and coding compliance.
The Senior Project Manager is responsible for overseeing medium to large complex capital projects from design through close-out, including managing architects, engineers, and vendors. They ensure projects meet functional requirements, budget goals, and regulatory standards while maintaining safety and infection control protocols.
Provides remote end-user support for clinical software and hardware systems, specifically focusing on Epic and other clinical applications. Responsibilities include identifying and resolving technical issues, monitoring performance metrics, and assisting with preventative measures.
Coordinates and administers the credentialing and privileging process for medical staff and allied health providers. Facilitates communication between medical staff offices, insurance carriers, and internal stakeholders to ensure provider readiness.
The role leads marketing and communications data analytics to support decision-making through process and outcome performance intelligence. It involves managing website tracking, creating dashboards, and serving as the primary business intelligence contact for management.
The Inpatient Coding Quality Auditor performs second-level coding audits and provides real-time education to ensure compliance with regulatory guidelines. They analyze audit findings to identify risk areas and develop actionable recommendations to improve coding accuracy and standardization.
The Senior Compliance Coordinator conducts reviews of specialty provider documentation to ensure billing accuracy and compliance with federal and state regulations. They also develop educational materials and provide training to providers and staff regarding coding, documentation, and privacy standards.
The EHR Application II Analyst is responsible for configuring, testing, and maintaining Epic and other clinical applications to ensure system availability. They provide second-tier support to end users, resolve complex system issues, and collaborate with hospital leadership to facilitate effective system usage.
