The Senior Regulatory Compliance Coordinator manages the regulatory lifecycle of cancer clinical trials, including protocol development, IRB submissions, and FDA communications. They also provide mentorship and training to junior staff while ensuring compliance with institutional and federal regulations.
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 policies.
The Care Coordinator supports logistical patient care activities by managing orders, coordinating with vendors, and ensuring service delivery for home-based patients. They also maintain operational databases, participate in interdisciplinary team meetings, and ensure compliance with privacy and safety standards.
The Care Coordinator supports logistical patient care activities by managing orders, coordinating with vendors, and ensuring service delivery for home-based patients. 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 build and configuration for smart infusion pump integration. This role involves validating medication workflows, ensuring revenue integrity, and collaborating with multidisciplinary 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 safety and accuracy. This role involves collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to perform integration testing, resolve configuration discrepancies, and support staff education.
The Clinical Documentation Specialist improves the quality and accuracy of medical record documentation and coding in outpatient practices. They collaborate with physicians to identify documentation gaps, perform coding audits, and provide education on compliant coding practices.
The Pharmacy Solutions Architect will lead the strategic design, implementation, and optimization of pharmacy technology solutions across the health system. This role involves collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure medication management systems, interoperability platforms, and Epic Willow configurations align with operational and safety goals.
The Cyber Security Architect is responsible for designing, implementing, and governing enterprise security architecture solutions, including identity controls and network security. This role serves as a subject matter expert for Microsoft Entra ID and oversees certificate lifecycle management and zero trust initiatives.
The Applications Analyst III supervises staff and provides technical guidance for the development and implementation of new or revised systems. They act as an expert technical resource, coordinate with other IT sections, and assist in planning and organizing section activities.
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 coordinate care, facilitate family meetings, and manage complex chronic disease states.
The Product Owner II is responsible for executing the strategic direction, functional roadmap, and continuous improvement of product experiences. They lead cross-functional teams to define requirements, manage backlogs, and ensure technical designs align with long-term business objectives.
The Project Manager will oversee the development and dissemination of clinical education programs, including virtual events, online courses, and certificate programs. They will also manage continuing education accreditation processes and maintain clinical education web pages while collaborating with internal and external stakeholders.
The analyst will lead the implementation and support of Epic research applications, ensuring system architecture aligns with organizational needs. They are responsible for defining requirements, managing project lifecycles, and providing technical leadership to cross-functional teams.
The analyst will design, develop, and support API-based integrations and HL7 interfaces within the Epic clinical system. They are responsible for collaborating with stakeholders to define requirements, troubleshoot integration issues, and ensure adherence to security and performance standards.
The Manager of Data Informatics oversees the accuracy and validity of the credentialing database platform while supervising the data analyst team. They are responsible for developing data management plans, ensuring quality control compliance, and collaborating with IT on system enhancements.
The Applications Analyst II designs and specifies information systems solutions to meet complex business requirements and processes. They also conduct systems testing, analyze existing logic difficulties, and provide guidance to other analysts.
The coordinator manages medical staff governing documents and ensures regulatory compliance across all committees. They also serve as an administrative liaison to Medical Boards and oversee the performance of support staff.
The Applications Analyst II designs and specifies information systems solutions to address complex business requirements and processes. They also manage the development, testing, and installation of these systems while providing guidance to other analysts.
The Clinical Pharmacy Manager provides centralized clinical pharmacy services through a virtual command center, including remote medication order verification and tele-pharmacy support. They collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to ensure medication safety, support Hospital-at-Home programs, and manage transitions of care.
