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The Clinical Psychotherapist at Providence Alaska Medical Center provides psychotherapy to inpatients and outpatients, including individual, couples, group, and family therapy, working collaboratively with healthcare professionals and community services. The role requires a Master's Degree in Social Work, an Alaska Clinical Social Worker License, and at least 2 years of psychotherapy experience. Providence offers comprehensive benefits and fosters an inclusive, supportive work environment focused on whole-person, patient-centered care.

The Home Health Aide provides personal care services to patients of all ages under the supervision of a registered nurse, following state and federal regulations. This role involves assisting patients in their homes, offering flexibility and building meaningful relationships. The position requires certification, relevant experience or nursing student status, and offers comprehensive benefits and career support within Providence's healthcare network.

The Physical Therapist - Home Care provides one-on-one physical therapy services to patients in their homes within the Twin Cities metro area. This position offers autonomy, a flexible schedule, and competitive benefits including salary, bonuses, and insurance. Responsibilities include evaluating patient function, developing treatment plans, and collaborating with healthcare teams to improve patient outcomes.

The Senior Pharmacy Technician supports ambulatory clinical pharmacy practice by assisting caregivers and leadership to meet clinical and operational goals. This role requires certification and extensive experience in pharmacy technician duties including patient interaction, prior authorizations, and use of pharmacy information systems. Employed by Providence, the position emphasizes patient-focused care within a supportive and inclusive healthcare environment.

AdventHealth Medical Group is seeking a board certified or eligible OB/GYN physician to join their women's health care team in Wesley Chapel, Florida. The role offers a full-scope general OB/GYN practice, including involvement in a busy gynecologic surgery program and a shared call model. This permanent position is ideal for physicians interested in comprehensive women's health care within an established group setting.

A Home Care Physical Therapist provides one-on-one physical therapy services to patients in their homes, primarily within a designated geographic area. The role requires evaluation, development, and modification of individualized treatment plans in coordination with physicians, patients, and caregivers. Benefits include competitive salary, bonuses, insurance, licensing reimbursement, and flexible, independent work conditions.

Seeking a Gastroenterology Physician for a permanent position within a well-respected hospital-owned GI group located in Kentucky. The role includes GI hospitalist support, use of advanced surgical technology such as the da Vinci Xi Surgical System, and a dedicated endoscopy room. The physician will also have the opportunity to precept internal medicine and family medicine residents during their GI rotations.

The Director Nursing, Acute Care Services leads inpatient nursing operations across multiple departments, managing a large staff and ensuring high-quality patient care. This role emphasizes strategic planning, staff development, interdisciplinary collaboration, and compliance with healthcare regulations. The director also manages budgets, drives process improvements, and fosters a positive workplace culture within a major medical center.

The Ultrasound Technologist at Providence St Vincent Medical Center performs diagnostic ultrasound examinations using specialized equipment according to physician orders, with a focus on patient-specific needs. Candidates must meet certification and licensing requirements, including board eligibility and national certifications, with preferences for clinical and OBGYN sonography experience. The role offers part-time day shifts with competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and a supportive healthcare environment.

The Sterile Processing Technician is responsible for cleaning, inspecting, sterilizing, and distributing surgical instruments and equipment to ensure they are safe and available for procedures. The role involves collaboration with multiple departments and requires certification within 18 months of hire. The position is full-time, primarily day shift, with a focus on patient safety and adherence to sterile processing standards.