The Program Manager oversees $50M-$100M in annual supply chain spend, leading cross-functional teams through strategic sourcing initiatives. They are responsible for contract administration, cost analysis, and negotiating terms to ensure optimal quality, service, and cost for the organization.
The Tumor Registrar performs data collection and abstracting for the cancer registry in accordance with ACoS and CCR standards. They also support quality outcomes reporting, multidisciplinary cancer conferences, and accreditation requirements.
Supervises daily operations of Consumer Information Services, including technology, staffing, and quality assurance to ensure outstanding customer service. Monitors performance metrics, coaches staff, and implements process improvements to achieve departmental goals.
Provide consultation and management for patients with complex dual medical and behavioral diagnoses. Facilitate care integration and continuity through effective communication and navigation of community resources.
The IAM Epic Security Analyst II provides guidance on IAM and Epic security strategies while maintaining systems to ensure authorized access. They are responsible for responding to security incidents, managing audit compliance, and coordinating with IT teams to enhance Epic access structures.
Provide strategic thought leadership and architectural designs for enterprise software and web applications to achieve business objectives. Lead the evaluation of new technologies and mentor staff to ensure systems are robust, scalable, and secure.
The RN CM I assesses, develops, implements, coordinates, and monitors a comprehensive plan of care for each patient/family in collaboration with the interdisciplinary team. This position requires balancing clinical needs with efficient resource utilization to promote quality outcomes.
