The Pharmacy Technician assists pharmacists in the execution of safe and efficient pharmaceutical care across various clinical settings. Responsibilities include preparing medication orders, managing inventory, and providing excellent customer service while adhering to regulatory standards.
The Clinical Informatics Analyst performs workflow and system analysis to support clinical application development and configuration. They act as a liaison between clinical users and technical teams to facilitate implementation, training, and process improvement.
The buyer is responsible for purchasing direct and indirect goods and services while optimizing price, quality, and supply continuity. They manage procurement processes for moderate-to-high-dollar items, including pharmaceuticals and surgical equipment, while maintaining compliance with organizational policies.
The pharmacist reviews medication orders for safety, appropriateness, and drug interactions to optimize patient therapy. They also collaborate with the pharmacy team to ensure timely access to medications and contribute to quality improvement and regulatory compliance efforts.
The Application Analyst is responsible for supporting, configuring, and maintaining healthcare applications throughout their lifecycle. They also manage small to mid-size projects and provide technical support to stakeholders by diagnosing and resolving system issues.
Conduct clinical charge audits and review denials, appeals, disallowed charges, and retrospective cases using clinical records, payer policies, and applicable regulations. Advise revenue cycle and clinical stakeholders, identify denial root causes, and support audit-related education, policy development, and compliance.
The Product Manager manages insurance products, including performance, marketability, and strategic positioning while overseeing vendor and partner relationships. They lead cross-functional teams to meet membership growth goals and ensure products align with regulatory and financial performance standards.
The volunteer will contribute time to Intermountain Healthcare by creating Memory Bear keepsakes for patient families. These keepsakes are crafted from clothing items belonging to deceased family members.
The pharmacy technician reviews patient charts and clinical information to process medication refill authorizations in accordance with state laws and protocols. They collaborate with pharmacists and care team members to ensure safe, efficient, and accurate pharmaceutical care.
The role involves scheduling and pre-registering patients for various medical appointments while managing high call volumes across multiple departments. Responsibilities also include transcribing physician orders, validating insurance, and maintaining accurate patient data within the system.
The Reimbursement Senior Analyst prepares and reviews third-party financial accounting, contractual allowances, and cost reports while identifying alternatives to resolve complex problems. They also mentor staff and coordinate reimbursement functions across Finance, Revenue Cycle, and Operations departments.
The Pharmacy Technician assists pharmacists in the safe and efficient execution of pharmaceutical care across various clinical settings. Responsibilities include preparing medication orders, managing inventory, maintaining patient records, and providing excellent customer service.
The role involves designing, developing, and testing AI and machine learning systems to solve complex business problems. You will collaborate with Machine Learning Operations Engineers to deploy models using software engineering best practices.
The Pharmacy Technician assists pharmacists in the safe and efficient execution of pharmaceutical care, including sterile compounding and medication dispensing. They are responsible for maintaining accurate records, managing controlled substance inventories, and ensuring pharmacy cleanliness while providing excellent customer service.
The Payer Contracting Manager is responsible for the strategic management of payer and specialty network relationships to support transplant programs. This role oversees contract negotiations, reimbursement issue resolution, and cross-functional collaboration to drive program growth.
The role involves interpreting a broad spectrum of pediatric imaging studies and providing overnight coverage for emergency, inpatient, and outpatient services. The physician will also consult with referring providers and participate in quality and safety initiatives.
Provide 24/7 neurohospitalist or teleneurohospitalist services, including stroke and inpatient neurology consults. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of neuro-intensivists, neurosurgeons, and other specialists to ensure high-quality patient care.
