The coordinator supports centralized pharmacy operations through a virtual command center by performing medication reconciliation, prior authorization support, and patient outreach. They also facilitate medication access and coordination for Hospital-at-Home programs to ensure safe medication use across care transitions.
The Virtual Clinical Coordinator supports front-line staff by managing patient care logistics, including admission orders and equipment coordination. They perform telephonic or video assessments, monitor care plans, and facilitate communication between patients, families, and the interdisciplinary care team.
The Applications Analyst III supervises staff and provides technical guidance for the development and implementation of new or revised systems. They coordinate activities across various IT sections and act as an expert resource for complex business requirements and application design.
The Care Coordinator supports logistical patient care activities for the Mount Sinai at Home program by coordinating with vendors, clinical teams, and patients. They are responsible for managing orders, maintaining operational databases, and ensuring quality and safety outcomes through effective communication and administrative support.
The Care Coordinator supports logistical patient care activities by managing orders, coordinating with vendors, and ensuring patients receive necessary services. They also maintain operational databases, participate in interdisciplinary team meetings, and ensure compliance with clinical quality and safety standards.
The Care Coordinator supports logistical patient care activities by managing orders, coordinating with vendors, and facilitating communication between clinical teams and patients. They are responsible for maintaining operational databases, monitoring Epic orders, and ensuring compliance with quality and safety standards.
The Care Coordinator supports logistical patient care activities by managing orders, coordinating with vendors, and facilitating communication between clinical teams and patients. They are responsible for maintaining operational databases, monitoring Epic orders, and ensuring compliance with safety and privacy standards.
The Care Coordinator supports logistical patient care activities by managing orders, coordinating with vendors, and ensuring patients receive necessary services. They also maintain operational databases, participate in interdisciplinary team meetings, and ensure compliance with privacy and safety standards.
The Pharmacy Informatics Pharmacist will lead the Epic Willow configuration and smart infusion pump integration project across the enterprise. This role involves validating medication workflows, ensuring revenue integrity, and collaborating with clinical and IT teams to support system implementation.
The Clinical Integration Pharmacist will lead the validation of smart pump drug libraries against Epic medication order workflows to ensure clinical accuracy and safety. This role involves collaborating with pharmacy, nursing, and IT teams to perform end-to-end integration testing and maintain compliance with medication administration standards.
The Pharmacy Solutions Architect leads the strategic design, implementation, and lifecycle management of pharmacy technology solutions across the health system. This role collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to ensure scalable, safe, and efficient medication management systems and interoperability platforms.
The Cyber Security Architect designs, implements, and governs enterprise security architecture solutions to protect the health system's users, applications, and data. This role serves as a subject matter expert for identity controls, network security, and certificate lifecycle management while conducting security reviews to identify and remediate risks.
The analyst supervises and provides technical guidance to staff regarding the development of specifications for new or revised systems. They contribute to the transformation of healthcare through the application of innovative technology and informatics.
The Nurse Practitioner will provide home-based palliative symptom assessment, treatment, and ongoing goals of care discussions for patients with advanced illnesses. They will work within an interdisciplinary team to manage chronic disease states and facilitate education for patients, families, and the clinical team.
The Project Manager will develop online clinical educational tools and provide technical assistance to support palliative care programs nationwide. They will collaborate with subject matter experts to translate clinical best practices into practical curricular deliverables.
The Clinical Documentation Specialist will review and code ambulatory medical records to improve the quality and completeness of clinical documentation. They will also act as a liaison between physicians and the Health Information Management team to provide coding education and support process improvement.
The psychiatrist will conduct remote evaluations of emergency room patients to determine treatment courses and admission or discharge status. They will also collaborate with the Clinical Command Center to facilitate patient transfers and optimize flow within the health system.
Supports centralized pharmacy operations via a virtual command center, focusing on medication reconciliation and access coordination across multiple health system sites. Facilitates medication management for Hospital-at-Home programs to ensure safe care continuity outside the hospital environment.
Provides centralized clinical pharmacy services via a virtual command center, supporting inpatient, hospital-at-home, and ambulatory care. Responsibilities include remote medication order verification, clinical consultation, and enhancing care transitions across multiple sites.
Provides oversight for medical staff governing documents and related committees to ensure regulatory and statutory compliance. Manages the coordination of large executive committee and board meetings.
The Applications Analyst II designs and specifies information systems solutions to address business needs. They are also responsible for determining the methods for installing these systems.
This senior analyst is responsible for the implementation, support, and architecture of Epic Research applications within the Mount Sinai landscape. The role involves leading project tasks, defining system requirements with business partners, and monitoring project lifecycles from initiation to completion.
