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The Digital Products Manager oversees digital applications and manages a team of Product Owners. Responsibilities include prioritizing application changes, managing software updates, supporting business operations and ensuring alignment with digital delivery methodologies while translating abstract requests into actionable items.
The Senior Workday Analyst is responsible for the implementation and maintenance of Workday and related systems, including integrations and configurations to meet user needs. The role involves troubleshooting, participating in application upgrades, developing enterprise architecture, and creating custom reports and dashboards while maintaining standards for system management.
The Radiographer performs quality diagnostic imaging examinations while collaborating with medical staff in a pediatric medical center. Responsibilities include ensuring patient safety, regulatory compliance, and maintaining departmental standards. This position involves working a weekend shift.
The Process Improvement Specialist collaborates with teams to implement and support process improvement initiatives across departments, utilizing Lean and Six Sigma methodologies. They lead teams in identifying process issues and deliver training related to process enhancements, fostering a culture of operational excellence.
Join Cook Children's Physician Network as a Neurodevelopmental Pediatrician in a collaborative Developmental-Behavioral practice focused on treating children with neurodevelopmental issues. Responsibilities include developing clinical interests, collaborating with interdisciplinary specialists, and possibly participating in teaching and research. Candidates must be board certified/board eligible and have a valid medical license to practice.
The Office Supervisor oversees office functions, supports staff, and collaborates with the Practice Manager on operational efficiency. Responsibilities include handling physician billing and insurance plan intricacies, and stepping in for the Practice Manager as needed.
The Research Scientist I coordinates the life cycle of research projects including design, initiation, execution, analysis, and publication of clinical research. They manage multiple projects at different stages and ensure effective data management, statistical analysis, and successful communication throughout the research process.
The Information Release Tech I processes requests for the release of protected health information and maintains compliance with state and federal laws. Responsibilities include fostering patient privacy, ensuring positive customer relations, and using electronic medical records systems.
The DXP Product Owner will manage the product backlog, collaborate with cross-functional teams, prioritize features, and ensure adoption of products. This involves working with technical resources and stakeholders to deliver products that enhance the digital experience in healthcare.
The Membership Manager oversees daily operations of membership programs within the Health Foundation, focusing on planning, coordinating, and implementing activities related to member engagement, recognition, and event management, aimed at strengthening the connection between members and Cook Children’s.
The Pediatrician will provide outpatient care for children at the Ennis Primary Care clinic, requiring board certification or eligibility in pediatrics, completion of a relevant residency, and necessary medical licenses.
The Office Supervisor coordinates office functions, provides support to staff, and consults with the Practice Manager on operational costs and office efficiency. Responsibilities include supervising employees and ensuring compliance with physician billing and insurance requirements.
The role involves providing skilled technical care to pediatric patients in the operating room, including acting as a Scrub Nurse or First Assistant. Responsibilities center on technical skills, surgical instruments, equipment usage, and collaboration with the surgical team.
The Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) provides high-quality, holistic anesthesia care to pediatric and adult patients, working under the direction of an Anesthesiologist. Responsibilities include patient care for a variety of procedures across different settings, ensuring patient safety and effective pain management.
The HRIS Director will lead the HR Information Systems team, oversee HRIS systems implementation and operation, and collaborate with IT and HR to optimize system functionality, ensuring compliance and supporting organizational goals.
As a Radiographer, you will perform quality diagnostic imaging while collaborating with medical staff to ensure safe patient care and compliance with regulations and standards, maintaining a focus on quality and safety in imaging procedures.
The HIM Outpatient Coding Quality Coordinator collaborates with the Coding Manager and staff to enhance coding accuracy and quality. Responsibilities include monitoring coding accuracy, researching coding changes, preparing educational materials, onboarding new hires, and promoting teamwork while providing excellent customer service.
The Communication Specialist will coordinate and monitor the transport of patients using ground and air services, maintaining accurate documentation and communication in a high-stress environment. Strong organizational and customer service skills are essential for developing positive relationships.
The Director, Biotech Applications leads clinical applications development for Cook Children's Health Care System, ensuring efficient deployment and management of IT systems and software for patient care. This role involves strategic planning, cost modeling, and partnership with clinical units while overseeing change management and analytics reporting. The director must have strong management skills and a clear understanding of the healthcare environment.
The Director will develop and lead a research program on pediatric neurological movement disorders and stroke. Responsibilities include conducting research, supervising trainees, and submitting grant proposals while managing complex medical research protocols.