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The Pastoral Educator at Banner University Medical Center manages the Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) program, ensuring compliance with ACPE standards while educating and evaluating students. Responsibilities include developing curriculum, providing spiritual care, and collaborating with various teams within the hospital to meet the spiritual needs of patients and staff.

The Multi Modality Technologist performs various medical imaging procedures, ensures quality images for interpretation, and educates patients about procedures while adhering to safety protocols. This role requires rotation between multiple modalities and a focus on teamwork and patient care.

As a Senior IT Software Engineer, you will support the MedSeries4 application, implement new releases, manage projects, and perform data validation. You will also assist with the transition to Cerner Revenue Cycle, mentor junior team members, and communicate technical solutions to stakeholders.

As an EMT-Advanced at Platte County Memorial Hospital, you'll respond to emergency and non-emergency calls, provide medical care, maintain ambulance equipment, and ensure proper transport of patients. This role includes working varied shifts and interacting with clinical teams and community members.

The Employee Relations Business Partner will manage employee relations issues, provide counsel to leaders and staff, investigate concerns and compliance issues, and develop training related to HR practices. This role requires effective communication and documentation skills while analyzing HR metrics to identify and address trends within departments.

As a Monitor Technician, you will be responsible for continuous observation of patients’ cardiac monitors, identifying abnormalities, documenting activity, and notifying clinical staff of any changes. You will work under supervision, assist with equipment, and support the department by interacting with patients and staff.

As an Infection Preventionist at Banner Health, you will support infection control protocols, conduct surveillance for healthcare-associated infections, analyze data, and provide education to staff. Collaboration with clinical teams and report preparation for infection control committees is essential, along with involvement in unit rounds and compliance monitoring.