Oversee Patient Transport, Greeters, Service Response Center, and Switchboard departments; manage staffing, training, budgets, and service quality.

The Provider Support Access Specialist manages patient coordination and scheduling, ensuring excellent patient experiences and compliance with administrative processes.

The Executive Assistant provides comprehensive support to the Chief People Officer, managing schedules, communications, and project-related tasks while ensuring effective operations.

Join Central Maine Healthcare as an Otolaryngologist, focusing on otology with responsibilities including patient care and various office procedures.

Provides administrative support by handling communications, scheduling meetings, managing records, and coordinating projects to assist various programs and grants.

Responsible for scheduling outpatient surgical procedures and appointments, coordinating with the surgical scheduling team and office manager.

Central Maine Healthcare seeks a dedicated APS Nocturnist to deliver exceptional patient care while contributing positively to the team's mission in the community.

The Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist administers anesthesia, monitors vital functions, participates in quality improvement, and ensures patient safety during anesthesia care.

The Compensation Analyst manages and administers compensation programs, ensuring compliance with regulations and supporting organizational goals through equitable compensation strategies.

The Fellow will undergo intense training for a hospitalist career while focusing on quality improvement, resident teaching, and leadership roles.

The Application Support Analyst II implements moderately complex tools and processes, supporting and maintaining business information systems while coordinating problem resolution and facilitating communication with users and management.

Central Maine Healthcare seeks an Otolaryngologist for outpatient care, performing office procedures and sharing call with two surgeons. The role includes a focus on patient health and work-life balance, with ample support.

The Payment Analyst processes payments, adjustments, and denials to maintain positive cash flow, ensuring accuracy and compliance with insurance billing practices.

The neurologist will provide outpatient general neurology services, participate in neurohospitalist coverage if desired, perform procedures like Botox and lumbar punctures, and teach in a Family Practice residency.

The Infection Preventionist independently assesses, plans, and implements infection control processes, educates staff, and coordinates data analysis to prevent infections.

The Team Leader manages patient care for a nursing team, ensuring quality outcomes and teamwork, while handling staff assignments and patient needs.

The Institutional Effectiveness Specialist develops and manages information systems for decision-making and accreditation, collaborating across departments to enhance institutional effectiveness and student outcomes.

The Supply Chain Coordinator is responsible for managing inventory, ordering supplies, handling distributions, and maintaining compliance and record-keeping within clinical areas.

Coordinate inventory supplies in clinical areas, manage ordering and stock levels, handle requisitions, comply with regulatory standards, and ensure timely distribution of medical supplies.

The Revenue Integrity Analyst assists in improving revenue cycle processes through data analysis, reporting, and process improvements, ensuring compliance and operational efficiency.