Assesses patient needs related to activities and leisure. Plans, organizes and conducts individual or group therapeutic activity programs designed to improve the patient’s physical, mental, and behavioral well being, for patients in Psychiatric Services.   Flexible scheduling. Monday through Friday, 8 hour days.

The Athletic Trainer will primarily be functioning off-site at school athletic facilities and events, both home and away. Primary responsibilities will be the development of conditioning and injury prevention programs for athletic teams, initial treatment and subsequent management of injuries to student-athletes, coordinate and supervise a student athletic trainer program, and communication/coordination with physicians, coaches, and other school and medical personnel.

Under the direction of the licensed Doctors of Audiology, Practice Manager, and Clinical Manager and after appropriate training and demonstration of competency, performs duties that are prescribed, directed, and supervised by a certified and/or licensed audiologist.  Audiology Assistants are regulated by state regulations and fall under the responsibility of the supervising audiologist who determines the applicable requirements for the assistant in the specific work setting. The role of the Audiology Assistant is to be supportive of the audiologist by performing routine tasks and clinical...

The special Procedure Radiologic Technologist is an individual who holds a current certification and who functions at the direction of the registered nurse and/or physician, in the performance of activities requiring special knowledge or skill.

The O.T.A. is a skilled clinician who performs occupational therapy assessment and treatment to patients under the supervision of a registered occupational therapist. Occupational therapy is provided for treatment of physical disability and psychological disorders.  

The O.T.A. is a skilled clinician who performs occupational therapy assessment and treatment to patients under the supervision of a registered occupational therapist. Occupational therapy is provided for treatment of physical disability and psychological disorders.  

The O.T.A. is a skilled clinician who performs occupational therapy assessment and treatment to patients under the supervision of a registered occupational therapist. Occupational therapy is provided for treatment of physical disability and psychological disorders.  

Job Title:  Surgical Technologist Department:  Reid Outpatient Surgery and Endoscopy Location:  Reid Health main campus. Second floor Reports To:  Inpatient and Outpatient Clinical Coordinator/ROSE Clinical Director FLSA:  Non-exempt, Full-time   Reviewed By: Jaime Shuler and Mellissa Stephens Reviewed Date: September 2021   General Summary   The Surgical Technologist in the first scrub role handles the instruments, supplies, and equipment necessary during the surgical procedures....

Under the direction of a Certified Tumor Registrar, Practice Manager, Clinical Manager and Director the CTR in training reviews the records of patients diagnosed, treated, or followed for cancer. CTR in training completes case finding to collect diagnostic, prognostic, treatment, and survival data for the purpose of monitoring/analyzing cancer incidence, treatment, outcomes, performance improvement and subsequently assisting with administrative planning and marketing, support programs, and research activities. Will be able to Interpret data for research projects as well compiles non-analytic data for facility and state databases. Maintains oncology registry database in compliance with Commission on Cancer...

The Clinical Dietitian demonstrates Courtesy, positive Attitude, Respect, and Enthusiasm to patients, residents, visitors, and staff. She/he is cognizant of their role as part of the hospital and department leadership and their role as a community member. She/he consults with medical and nursing staff regarding patient nutritional service. Medical nutritional therapy is provided across the continuum of care. Flexible Schedule and Remote Options Available   Reid Health also offers a...

The Clinical Dietitian demonstrates Courtesy, positive Attitude, Respect, and Enthusiasm to patients, residents, visitors, and staff. She/he is cognizant of their role as part of the hospital and department leadership and their role as a community member. She/he consults with medical and nursing staff regarding patient nutritional service. Medical nutritional therapy is provided across the continuum of care.  Flexible Schedule and Remote Options Available Reid Health also...

Under the direction of the Provider(s) and Practice Supervisor, the Clinical Lead is the first point of care in the medical practice.  This position assists the Provider(s) with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand-in-hand with the Provider(s) to achieve quality outcomes for the patient. The Clinical Lead is responsible for the day to day smooth operation & delivery of patient care and ascribes to a higher level of practice including use of best practices in their day to day care. The Clinical Lead will serve as the clinical resource in the absence of the Clinical Supervisor or Clinical Practice Lead and is able to step into any...

The Community Paramedic provides primary care and/or advanced life support, including medical evaluation, treatment and stabilization of the ill and injured with the goal of reducing morbidity. Supports existing health services; provides integrated health services in partnership with other health professionals; extends access to health services delivery in underserved and general populations, including primary care, public health, disease management, prevention and wellness, mental health, and dental health; and performs other duties as required.  

The Community Programs Driver performs a variety of duties.  They include: being a self-starter, accurately reading menus and assembling meal orders for participating community programs, staying on task and being well organized, and delivering meals to all community programs in a quick and efficient manner while providing excellent customer service. The Community Programs Driver demonstrates Courtesy, positive Attitude, Respect, and Enthusiasm to patients, visitors, and co-workers.

Responsible for ensuring the medical staff credentialing process is timely, within established parameters and meets all regulatory and legal standards. Responsible for management and implementation of all physician office and credentialing/network enrollment activities utilizing considerable latitude and independent judgement. Responsible for recruitment and retention of Providers.   Will orient, train, and supervise assigned staff. Evaluates and disciplines employees and interviews and make recommendations regarding hiring of employees.

This position includes Epic MyChart certification. The MyChart Analyst is responsible for the configuration of the MyChart application to meet the needs of the patient. Prior experience in MyChart and integration applications is a benefit. This position will work closely with our Ambulatory and Patient Access Analyst as well as other third party vendors.

Under the direction of the Emergency Services Director/Charge Nurse, the Clerk Collaborates with the clinical team to coordinate all aspects of patient care and transition out of the hospital setting.  The Emergency Services Clerk is responsible for performing duties related to patient admission, transfer, and discharge, communication with patients, guests and staff, electronic health records maintenance, and other duties of a clerical nature.  A prime importance to this position is the ability to maintain control and order under stressful conditions and periods of high unit activity, while utilizing effective and respectful communication with patients, families and the health care...

The EMT-Basic provides basic life support, including medical evaluation, treatment and stabilization of the ill and injured in the prehospital setting. Supports existing health services; provides integrated health services in partnership with other health professionals; extends access to health services delivery in the prehospital setting; and performs other duties as required.

The EMT-Basic provides basic life support, including medical evaluation, treatment and stabilization of the ill and injured in the prehospital setting. Supports existing health services; provides integrated health services in partnership with other health professionals; extends access to health services delivery in the prehospital setting; and performs other duties as required.

  Our values of Excellence, Empathy, Integrity and Accountability are essential to exceed our customers’ expectations. At Reid, we look for individuals who believe in our core values and demonstrate a genuine desire to make a positive impact to those we serve.  We take pride in employing people who show up every day with a commitment to these values along with our mission and vision. We are one team working toward a common...

The Gastroenterology RN plans, coordinates, delivers, and evaluates nursing care for patients whose protective reflexes or self-care abilities are potentially compromised during operative or other invasive procedures. The RN specializes in illnesses and disorders related to the entire GI tract. The RN works collaboratively with other professionals to meet patient needs and is accountable for the patient outcomes resulting from the nursing care provided. The RN uses clinical knowledge, judgement, clinical-reasoning skills based on scientific principles, plans and implements nursing care to address the physical, psychological, and spiritual responses of the patient.

The Gastroenterology RN plans, coordinates, delivers, and evaluates nursing care for patients whose protective reflexes or self-care abilities are potentially compromised during operative or other invasive procedures. The RN specializes in illnesses and disorders related to the entire GI tract. The RN works collaboratively with other professionals to meet patient needs and is accountable for the patient outcomes resulting from the nursing care provided.

The Groundskeeper performs assigned routine maintenance duties in and around the hospital grounds, parking lots and drives in order to maintain safe and pleasant environment.

The Project Manager is a member of a program/project management team responsible for keeping the project organized and running smoothly. The Project Manager works alongside the Manager, Project Management Office to track and dispense all the information the various team members need to do their jobs effectively. The Project Manager is responsible for keeping the entire project running smoothly.

The In-patient Physical Therapy evaluates each patient and provides medically prescribed treatments and education to patients to restore, improve, or maintain the patient’s optimal level of functioning, independence, and quality of life.  The Physical Therapist also supervises Physical Therapist Assistants in carrying out the prescribed treatment plan. 

Utilizing C.A.R.E. principles in all interactions with customers of Materials Management the Inventory Clerk performs warehousing, distribution, receiving and mail processing duties.  The inventory clerk is responsible for inventory operations in the main warehouse.  The inventory clerk is responsible for performing receiving and delivery functions.  The inventory clerk is responsible for providing periodic automatic resupply (PAR) services.  The inventory clerk is responsible for the proper routing, handling, and delivery of all interoffice, incoming/outgoing US Mail, and overnight shipment packages.

The PTA performs duties which include assisting the physical therapist in implementing treatment programs according to the plan of care, training patients in exercises and activities of daily living, conducting treatments, using special equipment, administering modalities and other treatment procedures, reporting patient response, and completing documentation. The PTA works under the supervision of a physical therapist. The PTA is clinically responsible for students, aides and volunteers working under their direction. The PTA will be assigned to work certain weekends and holidays in...

A “Licensed Practical Nurse” is a person who holds a valid Indiana license, and who functions at the direction of the Registered Nurse, Physician, Osteopathic Physician, Dentist, Chiropractor, Optometrist and Podiatrist in performance of activities requiring special knowledge or skill.

A “Licensed Practical Nurse” is a person who holds a valid Indiana license, and who functions at the direction of the Registered Nurse, Physician, Osteopathic Physician, Dentist, Chiropractor, Optometrist and Podiatrist in performance of activities requiring special knowledge or skill.

A “Licensed Practical Nurse” is a person who holds a valid Indiana license, and who functions at the direction of the Registered Nurse, Physician, Osteopathic Physician, Dentist, Chiropractor, Optometrist and Podiatrist in performance of activities requiring special knowledge or skill.    

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Job Title:  Surgical Technologist Department:  Reid Outpatient Surgery and Endoscopy Location:  Reid Health main campus. Second floor

A “Licensed Practical Nurse” is a person who holds a valid Indiana license, and who functions at the direction of the Registered Nurse, Physician, Osteopathic Physician, Dentist, Chiropractor, Optometrist and Podiatrist in performance of activities requiring special knowledge or skill.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.  

Utilizes C.A.R.E. principles in all interactions with the customers of the Materiel Processing Department. Processes sterile and non-sterile supplies and equipment. Dispenses equipment, trays and supplies as requested by the using departments. Maintains proper medical supply stock levels on the stationary carts and other par levels. Utilizes an on-line terminal to the mainframe computer and a microcomputer with electronic data interchange, database, spreadsheet and word processing capabilities

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Medical Assistant or Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.