The Hearing Screening Manager oversees regional operations, financial performance, and hospital contracting to ensure operational efficiency. They manage Site Supervisors and Coordinators while maintaining strong relationships with hospital partners to expand services.
Pediatrix
9 Remote Job Openings at Pediatrix
The specialist processes hospital privilege applications for clinicians and coordinates with medical staff offices to ensure timely onboarding. They are responsible for maintaining the credentialing database and documenting all communications throughout the privileging process.
The associate provides account registration, billing, and administrative support to physicians and the corporate office. Key tasks include verifying demographic information, contacting insurance companies, and preparing billing worksheets and statistics.
The EUC Engineer manages the full lifecycle of enterprise endpoints, including laptops, desktops, and mobile devices. This includes designing system images, managing patches, and administering Microsoft Intune and Azure AD.
Provide specialized remote inpatient neurological care for infants and children across various hospital units including the NICU and PICU. Responsibilities include performing real-time EEG interpretations and consulting with families regarding diagnoses and treatment plans.
The Finance Manager assists in the annual budget process and develops monthly operational and financial reporting. They serve as a key liaison between regional, corporate, and accounting departments to ensure timely support and accurate financial analysis.
Provide facility coverage at Dayton Children's Hospital, Springfield Medical Center, and Brigid's Path Level-IIIB NICU. Manage patient care through on-call duties that can be performed from home or in-house.
The Provider Enrollment Specialist is responsible for the timely enrollment of practitioners in health plans and maintaining provider profiles in tracking systems. They coordinate with internal departments to ensure accurate data entry and compliance with health plan requirements.
The Pediatric Hospitalist will join a collegial PICU/Pediatric Hospitalist team, providing care in a 14-bed pediatric ward and a 6-bed PICU. Responsibilities include collaborating with pediatric intensivists and subspecialists, as well as teaching medical students.