The Epic Grand Central Applications Analyst, Staff is responsible for managing the analysis, design, implementation, and support of the organization's IT resources in the Epic system. This includes troubleshooting, system build, documentation, and collaboration with cross-functional teams to provide technical solutions.

The Liver Transplant Coordinator provides direct patient care, administers medications, and ensures patient wellness through a multidisciplinary approach. They demonstrate clinical expertise in transplant care and lead patient education and nursing staff oversight, focusing on complex patients and their health needs.

The Charge Review Specialist reviews patient charges in the electronic health record and other clinical applications to ensure accurate billing for hospital services. Responsibilities include charge verification, discrepancy resolution, reporting accuracy, and collaboration with clinical and business teams for charge capture improvement.

The Web Content Specialist at VCU Health will develop and optimize web content to market health services, manage provider information, and enhance website performance through SEO techniques. Responsibilities include collaborating across teams, analyzing statistics, and maintaining digital presence across platforms.

The Supply Chain Category Manager oversees contract administration, including drafting, reviewing, and analyzing contract documents. They provide guidance on document approvals, manage internal reviewer lists, and ensure compliance with contracting guidelines. The role also includes tracking submitted documents and facilitating office coverage when needed, all while upholding diversity and inclusion initiatives.

The Supply Chain Category Manager supports contract administration, ensuring compliance and approval processes are met. Responsibilities include drafting and reviewing contracts, advising on document reviews, tracking submissions, and collaborating on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. The role also requires flexibility and may involve supporting various team members.

The Sterile Processing Technician Specialist coordinates and implements surgical instrument processing, serves as a liaison within the Sterile Processing Department, troubleshoots operational issues, educates staff on instrumentation, and participates in performance improvement initiatives. The role requires orienting new staff and maintaining workflow efficiency.

The Radiologic Technologist performs diagnostic radiography, administering ionizing radiation and managing patient care during imaging procedures. Responsibilities include evaluating patient risks, adhering to imaging protocols, documenting deviations, and completing post-processing tasks, while ensuring patient comfort and understanding throughout the process.

The Sr. Employee Relations Partner provides expert consultation in employee relations, manages HR concerns, conducts investigations, and partners with business units to achieve strategic objectives. Responsibilities include coaching leaders, handling complex relationships, ensuring compliance with laws, and conducting training on employee relations.

The CRNA Anesthetist provides anesthesia services for patients of all age groups at VCU Medical Center, requiring compliance with nursing and anesthesia regulations. Responsibilities include delivering anesthesia care and fulfilling continuing education requirements. No experience is required, but academic healthcare experience and specialty practice experience are preferred.

The Senior Training Specialist designs, implements, and evaluates training programs for VCUHS employees. Responsibilities include conducting needs assessments, developing curriculum, marketing training events, and facilitating new employee orientation. This role requires collaboration with management to promote corporate culture and address departmental needs.

The Diagnostic Rad Tech is responsible for performing radiographic procedures using ionizing radiation for diagnostic purposes. Key responsibilities include administering contrast media, assessing patient risks, evaluating lab values, providing patient instructions, documenting protocols and deviations, and ensuring image quality. The role requires collaboration with healthcare providers and adherence to policies for patient safety and care.

The Radiology Technologist Supervisor oversees daily operations in a Radiology area, ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards. Responsibilities include staff supervision, education, policy implementation, and collaboration with other supervisors. This role requires technical competency and leadership to enhance workflow and operational excellence while providing high-quality patient care.

The Associate Administrator provides administrative support and leadership within the Neurology Department, overseeing human resources, financial management, grants administration, space planning, and clinical operations. They collaborate with various divisions, manage staff, and ensure compliance with laws and University policies.

The Enterprise Data Scientist will lead advanced analytics initiatives, develop and maintain predictive solutions using AI/ML, collaborate with stakeholders to optimize business workflows, and mentor team members on best practices.

As an Electroneurodiagnostic Tech II, you will perform routine electroneurodiagnostic procedures, support patient care with various modalities, and participate in a collaborative healthcare environment. Responsibilities include maintaining knowledge, covering shifts during weekends or holidays, and ensuring high-quality service delivery for patients.

The Radiology Technologist Diagnostic is responsible for administering ionizing radiation for diagnostic purposes, performing procedures, ensuring patient safety, and collaborating with independent practitioners. They must maintain knowledge of radiation protection, communicate effectively with patients, and engage in continuous education. They participate in quality assurance processes and assist in developing radiologic imaging protocols.

As a CT Technologist, you will perform CT procedures for diagnostic purposes, administer radiation to patients, monitor vital signs, and assist with interventional procedures. You will also ensure patient safety, document imaging orders, provide patient education, and participate in quality assurance activities while adhering to regulatory standards.

The Career Development Specialist supports program participants by identifying barriers to employment and enhancing retention through career guidance. Responsibilities include meeting with new hires, planning workforce development activities, assisting individuals with career goals, and executing marketing campaigns to promote community programs.

The Platform System Engineer-staff is responsible for overseeing platform system administration and engineering tasks. This includes performance tuning, asset management, and collaborating with vendors for setting up desktops and end-user hardware. The position requires independent problem-solving capabilities while maintaining accuracy and sound judgment in achieving objectives.