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The Clinical Pharmacist at Mercy Fort Smith provides expert medication management and works collaboratively with healthcare teams to ensure safe and effective patient treatment. Responsibilities include reviewing patient records, developing medication plans, consulting with medical staff, and maintaining compliance with healthcare regulations. The role requires a licensed pharmacist with strong clinical knowledge and proficiency in pharmacy technology systems.

The Medical Assistant provides direct and indirect patient care in an outpatient clinical setting, supporting healthcare providers with clinical procedures, documentation, and administrative tasks. This role requires strong communication skills, proficiency with electronic health records, and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment while adhering to safety and patient care standards. Candidates need a high school diploma, BLS certification, and preferably completion of an accredited Medical Assistant program with outpatient experience.

This position is for a Paramedic (PRN) at Mercy Ada who provides advanced medical care, assessment, stabilization, and transport of patients in emergency situations following established protocols. The role requires physical fitness, relevant certifications including EMT-P licensure, and the ability to operate emergency medical equipment and communicate effectively in high-stress environments. The employer offers comprehensive benefits and emphasizes compassionate, collaborative healthcare delivery within a supportive community.

The Clinical Pharmacy Specialist in the Emergency Department provides expert medication management and collaborates closely with ED staff to ensure safe, effective pharmacotherapy during critical patient care. Responsibilities include performing medication histories, processing orders, developing emergency medicine protocols, and participating in education and quality assurance initiatives. This role requires a licensed pharmacist with hospital experience and a strong focus on emergency medicine pharmacotherapy and patient safety.

The Patient Care Associate (PCA) role involves assisting nursing staff by providing direct care to medical and post-operative patients in a fast-paced hospital setting during night shifts. Responsibilities include taking vital signs, supporting patient mobility and hygiene, and performing basic clinical tasks such as phlebotomy and wound care under supervision. The position offers accredited training and career advancement opportunities within a supportive healthcare environment.

The Patient Care Technician (PCT) assists registered nurses and licensed practical nurses in providing individualized patient care, including vital signs monitoring, mobility assistance, wound care, and phlebotomy. This full-time night shift role offers structured training and career advancement opportunities within a supportive healthcare environment. Candidates need a high school diploma or equivalent, with no prior experience required as training and certifications are provided.

The Patient Care Associate provides direct patient care under the supervision of nursing staff, assisting with vital signs, mobility, hygiene, and basic medical procedures. This full-time day role includes opportunities for advancement to Patient Care Technician through formal training and certification. The position emphasizes hands-on patient support in a healthcare setting with benefits and career growth opportunities.

The Patient Care Associate / Patient Care Technician supports nursing staff on a Medical-Surgical unit by providing individualized patient care including vital sign monitoring, assisting with daily needs, and performing clinical procedures such as phlebotomy and wound care. This role requires certification, physical stamina, and completion of a specialized training program within 90 days of hire. The position offers comprehensive benefits, career development opportunities, and emphasizes compassionate, collaborative care within a hospital setting.

This position involves providing clinical support in a family medicine primary care setting, including patient preparation, vital signs monitoring, medication reconciliation, and assisting with tests and vaccinations. The role supports provider collaboration and care coordination while requiring relevant certifications such as Medical Assistant or LPN licensure and BLS certification. The employer offers benefits including tuition reimbursement, health insurance, paid leave, and opportunities for career growth.

The Medical Assistant provides clinical and administrative support in an outpatient or clinic setting, assisting providers with patient care, performing basic diagnostic tests, and managing documentation. The role requires strong communication skills, proficiency with EHR systems, and the ability to perform various physical tasks associated with patient care. This position operates under supervision and adheres to regulatory policies, ensuring patient safety and efficient clinic operations.