The Network and Systems Coordinator manages the college's network infrastructure, including firewalls, Wi-Fi, and administrative systems like Workday. They also assist the Chief Information Officer with project management, IT staff supervision, and providing technical support across satellite campuses.
The Senior Clinical Billing Specialist is responsible for researching, analyzing, and resolving complex physician and hospital accounts. They also monitor account status, manage denials, perform cash reconciliation, and ensure compliance with HIPAA regulations.
The specialist reviews and interprets inpatient health records to assign accurate ICD-10 and CPT codes while ensuring medical necessity. They collaborate with clinical documentation specialists to address documentation deficiencies and support complete coding throughout the patient's stay.
The Administrative Coordinator provides comprehensive administrative and organizational support to the ICE PTSL Division. Responsibilities include preparing purchase requisitions, managing payroll leave, reconciling expense reports, and coordinating daily operations.
The Medical Physicist provides professional expertise in treatment planning, dose calculation, and quality assurance to ensure safe and effective radiation therapy. They also collaborate with clinical staff to support complex workflows and contribute to departmental education, research, and quality improvement initiatives.
The Lead Education Coordinator provides leadership and instruction for digital literacy and digital health literacy initiatives across rural communities. This role involves coordinating training activities, managing program performance, and collaborating with community partners to improve digital access.
The Education Coordinator provides one-on-one coaching and group instruction to help individuals develop essential digital literacy skills, including telehealth and online safety. They also collaborate with community partners to identify barriers to digital access and measure program impact through data reporting.
The Education Coordinator provides one-on-one coaching and group instruction to help individuals develop essential digital literacy skills and navigate healthcare technologies. They also collaborate with community partners to identify barriers to digital access and track participant outcomes to support program improvement.
The specialist interprets health record documentation to identify and assign accurate diagnoses and procedure codes for outpatient encounters. They also perform data charge entry into hospital and physician accounting systems while managing daily work queues.
The Financial Operations Manager will oversee the Center's financial operations, including grants, contracts, annual budgets, and multi-year financial planning. They will partner with leadership to provide financial insights, guide spending decisions, and ensure responsible management of research funding.
The specialist reads and interprets health record documentation to assign accurate ICD-10 and CPT codes for outpatient encounters. They also perform data charge entries into patient accounting systems and manage daily work queues.
The instructor will teach a one-credit hour course on investing strategies either in-person or remotely. Responsibilities also include accompanying students to conferences and meetings with investment professionals.
The Audiologist will serve as the scientific coordinator for the Center for Hearing Health Access, focusing on developing training materials and leading clinical research projects. They will manage data collection, ensure regulatory compliance, and facilitate stakeholder engagement to improve hearing care access in rural communities.
The Admissions Representative is responsible for securing enrollments by conducting outbound and inbound calls to prospective students. They manage the full admissions process, including determining admissibility, providing program information, and assisting students with documentation.
The Inpatient Pharmacy Manager supervises front-line pharmacy personnel and oversees daily operational workflows to ensure efficient patient services. They are responsible for implementing process improvements, managing human resource functions, and serving as a clinical resource for healthcare professionals.
The Cancer Registrar manages, analyzes, and interprets clinical cancer information to support research, education, and patient outcome measurement. They are responsible for accurately abstracting and coding cancer data while ensuring compliance with American College of Surgeons and state regulatory standards.
The Home Visiting Social Worker provides support and guidance to families with high-risk infants through home visits and coordinated care plans. This role involves conducting assessments, educating caregivers on child development, and connecting families with essential community resources.
The Food Prep Specialist is responsible for maintaining high standards of food quality, hygiene, and safety while assisting customers and managing transactions. They also perform inventory maintenance, stock food stations, and ensure efficient service across various dining outlets.
The adjunct faculty member will teach one or more psychology courses, including topics such as human experience, developmental psychology, and behavioral statistics. Classes may be delivered in various formats, including online, virtual, or evening sessions.
The Adjunct Lecturer will teach courses within the Counseling and Counselor Education tracks for the School of Counseling, Human Performance, and Rehabilitation. This role involves providing instruction to students in a metropolitan research university setting.
The analyst will configure, maintain, and optimize Epic ASAP and related clinical applications to ensure system integrity and operational efficiency. They will also collaborate with stakeholders to troubleshoot complex issues, implement workflow solutions, and support system upgrades.
The role involves teaching biology courses to a diverse student body in a community college setting. Responsibilities include developing, implementing, and assessing curriculum using both in-person and web-based educational technologies.
