Jobs at WVU Medicine

Provides professional registered nursing care in an inpatient hospital operating-room setting. Leads shift accountability, prioritizes patient needs, coordinates interdisciplinary care, mentors staff, supports quality improvement, advocates for patients, and applies independent clinical judgment. Requires an active RN license, Basic Life Support certification, and two years of registered nursing experience. The role is non-exempt, 36 hours weekly, and involves patient-care physical demands and exposure to biohazards.

Performs diagnostic CT and radiographic examinations, prepares and cleans equipment, administers contrast, positions and monitors patients, evaluates image quality, documents procedures, and maintains radiation and patient safety. Uses PACS to make completed exams available for radiologist review. May perform mobile radiography and C-arm procedures. Provides imaging care for patients across all age groups and supports quality improvement and departmental operations.

Provides professional nursing care in an inpatient hospital setting using clinical judgment and the nursing process. Responsibilities include patient assessment, care planning, interventions, documentation, education, safety monitoring, delegation, evidence-based practice, and culturally sensitive, individualized care. The nurse collaborates with healthcare providers, manages changing workloads, supports continuity of care, and develops competency in caring for increasingly complex patients.

Supports clinical trials and research studies through participant enrollment, specimen collection, data validation and entry, documentation, follow-up communications, regulatory file maintenance, and protocol compliance. The role assists study coordinators and investigators, prepares research materials, maintains accurate records, schedules activities, and supports clinical research data collection and analysis in a patient-facing environment.

Provides professional registered nursing care to inpatient hospital patients using the nursing process, clinical judgment, evidence-based practice, assessment, care planning, delegation, education, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The role modifies care plans, promotes patient safety and quality improvement, supports ethical practice, communicates with patients and caregivers, and participates in professional development. Requires a current RN license, Basic Life Support certification within 30 days, and one year of registered nursing experience.

Provides professional registered nursing care to postoperative and inpatient hospital patients using clinical judgment, assessment, care planning, delegation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The nurse prioritizes patient needs, educates patients and families, mentors colleagues, supports quality improvement, advocates for patient rights, and may serve as charge nurse or preceptor. The role requires flexibility, critical thinking, independent practice, and the ability to work in a high-stress environment.

Provides professional registered nursing care to inpatient hospital patients in a PACU float role. Uses assessment, clinical judgment, evidence-based practice, care planning, delegation, patient and family education, interdisciplinary communication, and quality-improvement practices. Works irregular overnight hours in a high-stress environment while adapting to changing workloads and maintaining safe, ethical, patient-centered care.

Performs diagnostic radiographic and therapeutic imaging procedures across fluoroscopy, mobile, routine, operating room, endoscopy, and orthopedic settings. Provides patient positioning, comfort, education, and safety while producing high-quality images with minimal radiation exposure. Prepares contrast agents and sterile supplies, operates imaging equipment, reports failures, supports workflow, instructs students, and collaborates with clinical teams. Requires ARRT registration, applicable state radiography licensure, Basic Life Support certification, and one year of radiologic technologist experience.

Provides professional registered nursing care in an inpatient hospital setting, using independent clinical judgment and the nursing process. Prioritizes patient needs, coordinates interprofessional care, educates patients and families, mentors colleagues, supports quality improvement and research, advocates for patients, and leads care teams. The charge nurse also manages changing priorities, precepts staff or students, and ensures safe, high-quality, patient-centered outcomes.

The Pharmacy Specialist provides pharmaceutical care through direct patient interaction, medication management, education, and administrative tasks while leading pharmacy practices.

Provides inpatient nursing care using the nursing process and independent judgment. Assesses and interprets patient data, coordinates care with interprofessional teams, mentors and precepts staff, leads quality improvement and patient-centered initiatives, and adheres to accreditation and safety policies. Requires BLS certification and RN licensure.

Provides professional inpatient nursing care, applies nursing process and clinical judgment, modifies plans of care, educates patients and families, delegates within scope, uses evidence-based practice, participates in quality improvement, data collection, and continuing professional development. Works in a hospital environment with typical physical demands and infection/biohazard exposure.

Performs diagnostic radiographic imaging across modalities (fluoro, mobile, OR, endoscopy), ensuring image quality, patient safety, radiation protection, patient education, and routine clinical support. Requires licensure, ARRT certification, BLS, and completion of competencies.

Provide supervisory coverage for a nursing unit, develop and evaluate nursing staff, ensure patient safety and policy compliance, coordinate staffing and resources, participate in hiring and performance management, support education and orientation, and resolve patient/family/service issues during shifts.

Provide professional inpatient nursing care using the nursing process; assess and interpret patient data; coordinate with interprofessional teams; mentor and precept staff; act as charge nurse; lead quality improvement and policy adherence; advocate for patients and promote culturally sensitive, safe care.

Oversee 24/7 patient flow and bed assignments, manage and reassign nursing staff, coordinate transfers and emergency responses, collaborate with departments to maximize throughput, assist with clinical issues, perform rounds, handle public relations and staffing decisions, and participate in quality improvement.

Provide 24/7 oversight of patient flow and bed assignments, manage staffing and resource pool, coordinate transfers and emergency responses, support charge nurses, and participate in quality improvement activities.

Performs diagnostic radiographic imaging and patient care across modalities (fluoroscopy, mobiles, OR, endoscopy). Produces and archives high-quality images, follows safety/radiation protocols, prepares contrast agents, educates patients, documents procedures, and participates in quality improvement and training of students.

Performs diagnostic ultrasound imaging and associated patient care, producing high-quality sonographic images, reviewing physician requests, educating patients, maintaining confidentiality, disinfecting equipment, reporting equipment failures, and serving as a clinical instructor while maintaining professional competencies and participating in training.

The Ultrasound Tech performs diagnostic imaging procedures and provides patient care, ensuring high-quality sonographic images, maintaining professional standards, and educating patients.