The Quality Management Manager oversees the Quality Management staff and collaborates with leadership to enhance quality care and performance. Responsibilities include managing quality improvement projects, ensuring compliance with regulations, preparing quality metrics, and developing educational programs for staff.

The Ultrasonographer will perform diagnostic ultrasound and/or vascular exams, assess diagnostic quality, assist with procedures, and participate in patient education and training of students. The role requires expertise in ultrasound techniques and proficiency with relevant computer systems.

The Insurance Verification Associate is responsible for verifying patient insurance benefits, obtaining pre-certifications, and coordinating care for diagnostics. They communicate with patients regarding their coverage, handle correspondence, manage multiple phone lines, and ensure all necessary documentation is collected for medical exams.

The Dispatcher II is responsible for handling incoming emergency and non-emergency calls, dispatching appropriate vehicles, relaying medical information, and maintaining dispatch logs. The role requires communication with various agencies and ensuring timely and effective responses to calls.

The Central Video Sitter provides continuous video surveillance of patients, verbally redirecting them and alerting nursing staff as needed. Responsibilities include documenting patient interactions in Epic, ensuring patient safety, and participating in hand-off communication regarding patient behavior. The role requires effective communication and multitasking skills while maintaining a patient-centered focus.

The Ultrasonography Assistant works under the supervision of an ultrasonographer to provide basic supportive care, prepare patients for ultrasound exams, maintain equipment and supplies, and assist in patient transport. This role emphasizes maintaining high customer satisfaction and follows technical protocols in a safe environment.

The Dispatcher II position involves managing incoming emergency and non-emergency calls, dispatching appropriate vehicles, relaying patient information to medical facilities, and maintaining dispatch logs. The role also requires effective communication with emergency services and ensuring proper responses to calls.

The EP Transport Associate is responsible for transporting patients and materials within the healthcare facility, monitoring patient telemetry, and ensuring safety and cleanliness of transport equipment. This role requires effective communication with nursing staff and maintaining patient confidentiality while following hospital policies and procedures.

The Dispatcher II is responsible for receiving and dispatching emergency and non-emergency calls, communicating critical information to response units, maintaining dispatch logs, and ensuring timely service delivery while working in a fast-paced environment.

The EMT-Basic position involves providing emergency medical services, administering basic life support, operating emergency vehicles, participating in patient assessments, and maintaining equipment while following medical protocols. The role also includes mentoring, public education, and quality improvement activities.

The EMT-Basic responds to emergency situations and provides basic medical assistance, ensuring quality patient care and proper documentation. Responsibilities include operating emergency vehicles, performing life support, communicating with medical personnel, and maintaining equipment. The role supports community health by delivering services in compliance with medical protocols.

The EMT-Basic is responsible for providing emergency and non-emergency medical services, including basic life support and patient transport to healthcare facilities. Duties include operating emergency vehicles, communication with medical personnel, maintenance of equipment, and participation in training and quality improvement programs.

The Ultrasonographer performs diagnostic ultrasound and vascular exams, operates medical ultrasound equipment, assists in procedures, produces high-quality exams, manages patient information, and participates in training and quality control activities.

The Transport Associate is responsible for efficiently transporting patients and materials within the healthcare facility. Duties include moving patients to various hospital areas, transporting medical specimens, monitoring patients on telemetry equipment, and maintaining cleanliness and safety of transport equipment. The role requires effective communication skills and adherence to hospital policies to ensure patient confidentiality and care quality.

The EMT-Basic (MICU) at Genesis HealthCare System is responsible for handling the transport of critically ill patients, driving the MICU vehicle, and operating necessary medical equipment. This role may involve attending annual competencies and adhering to the EMT scope of practice.

The Storeroom Associate is responsible for the efficient movement and delivery of supplies and equipment to various departments within Genesis HealthCare. Duties include maintaining inventory levels, using handheld devices for deliveries, and ensuring patient privacy and safety. This role requires good communication and critical thinking skills.

The Ultrasonographer operates medical diagnostic ultrasound equipment, performs vascular and obstetrical exams, and assists physicians during procedures. They evaluate exams for diagnostic quality, educate patients and families, and participate in quality assurance activities. Additionally, they help in clinical training of students and may assume call status for emergency procedures.

The Staff Assistant at Genesis Healthcare System performs essential clerical tasks, including answering phones, filing, data entry, and compiling reports to enhance department efficiency. The role requires flexibility in managing multiple priorities and teamwork, with a focus on quality patient care and communication.

The EMT-Basic responds to emergency situations, providing skilled emergency and non-emergency services, including basic medical assistance, mentoring, training, and patient care in the pre-hospital environment. They operate emergency vehicles, maintain equipment, and ensure proper documentation and communication with medical personnel.

The EP Transport Associate is responsible for transporting patients and medical materials throughout the healthcare facility. Duties include connecting EKG leads, analyzing telemetry readings, and ensuring patient safety by adhering to hospital policies. The role requires effective communication with nursing staff and maintaining patient confidentiality.