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The Full-Time Physical Therapist Specialist provides skilled physical therapy in home health settings, evaluating and treating patients with various diagnoses to maximize independence according to physician plans. This role requires a degree from an accredited Physical Therapy program, Oregon licensure, and clinical experience in healthcare or home health. Providence offers a supportive, inclusive work environment with comprehensive benefits and professional growth opportunities within a large healthcare organization.

The Registered Nurse – Advanced/Specialized Heart Failure provides patient-centered nursing care specializing in heart failure within a multidisciplinary healthcare team. This role involves assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation of nursing care in compliance with professional and ethical standards. The nurse also engages in leadership, collaboration, education, and quality improvement activities focused on patient well-being and clinical outcomes.

The Registered Nurse (RN) – Transitional Care Coordinator provides patient-centered nursing care by assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating individualized care plans while collaborating with patients, families, and healthcare teams. The role emphasizes ethical practice, cultural competence, leadership, and continuous professional development within the guidelines of the ANA Standards and state regulations. The position supports coordinated care transitions with a focus on quality improvement and adherence to hospital and nursing professional standards.

The Radiology Technologist at Providence Newberg Medical Center performs diagnostic imaging exams using advanced equipment while ensuring patient safety and minimal radiation exposure. The role requires appropriate licensure and certification, including Oregon Radiographer License and national certification from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. Providence offers comprehensive benefits and supports a patient-focused, inclusive work environment.

The HVC Post-Op Recovery Nurse (Cardiac) at Bridgeport Hospital provides specialized nursing care to cardiac patients in the post-operative phase, ensuring patient-centered and evidence-based practice. The role requires professional nursing within legal and ethical frameworks, focusing on assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation to achieve optimal patient outcomes. The nurse collaborates with healthcare teams, upholds professional standards, and supports continuous quality improvement in a culturally inclusive environment.

The Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) diagnoses and treats communication and swallowing disorders in patients, working under the supervision of the Rehabilitation Services Manager. The role requires collaboration with a multidisciplinary team including clinicians, rehab nurses, and physicians to optimize patient outcomes. Candidates must hold appropriate certification and licensure, and the position emphasizes patient-centered care within a healthcare system committed to diversity and professional growth.

The Family Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant provides comprehensive primary care by managing a diverse patient panel through in-office, testing center, and tele-health visits. The role involves collaboration with clinical teams, continuous learning, and performing in-office procedures to improve patient outcomes. Located in Columbus, OH, the position requires relevant national certification and state licensure, with a focus on human-centered, evidence-based care.

The Registered Nurse – Advanced/Specialized Heart Failure provides patient-centered nursing care in a hospital setting, focusing on the assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation of heart failure patients. This role requires collaboration with patients, families, and healthcare teams while adhering to ethical, professional, and evidence-based standards of practice. The position demands physical stamina and specialized skills, with an emphasis on leadership, cultural competence, and continuous professional development.

The Senior Echocardiograph Technologist performs echocardiographic procedures under general supervision, assisting physicians and ensuring quality diagnostic imaging at Kadlec Regional Medical Center. The role requires specialized certification and experience in cardiovascular technology or diagnostic cardiac sonography. Providence offers competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and a supportive workplace culture focused on patient-centered care and professional development.

The HVC Vascular Nurse is a Registered Professional Nurse at Bridgeport Hospital committed to providing patient-centered vascular care within the Yale New Haven Health System. The role involves comprehensive nursing responsibilities including assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation based on ANA standards, with emphasis on collaboration, leadership, and evidence-based practice. The nurse must be licensed in Connecticut, possess relevant certifications, and be capable of managing physical demands associated with patient care in a hospital setting.