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The Database Systems Analyst is responsible for reviewing and improving application systems, resolving technical issues, supporting users, and developing reports using SQL Server Reporting Services. This role also involves troubleshooting and modifying existing applications, maintaining data integrity, and participating in IT project phases and meetings.

The CRNA is responsible for administering anesthetics to patients of all ages and acuities, participating in pre-op and post-op assessments, maintaining anesthesia equipment certifications, and ensuring effective communication during emergencies.

The Supervisor of Environmental Services oversees cleanliness in facilities, provides coaching and recognition to staff, manages schedules and performance evaluations, maintains documentation, and implements operational protocols. This role includes adjusting area assignments based on facility needs and monitoring equipment and supply orders.

The Access Specialist I interviews patients to collect necessary registration information, ensures all authorizations for treatment are obtained, and assists with billing and medical record management. Responsibilities include providing support services in a healthcare environment, verifying insurance coverage, collecting payments, and coordinating patient enrollment for services.

This Hospitalist position involves leading physician efforts to ensure high-quality patient care through a collaborative multidisciplinary team. Responsibilities include maintaining patient care standards, collaborating with medical staff, and participating in quality assurance programs.

The Code Analyst IV will be responsible for hospital coding, specifically for Medicare inpatients, ensuring compliance with diagnosis-related group regulations. This role requires excellent communication skills and a minimum of five years of coding experience, which must include proven accuracy and knowledge of coding principles.

The Monitor Technician is responsible for continuous EKG monitoring, interpreting cardiac rhythms, and communicating any changes or arrhythmias to the appropriate personnel.