Jobs at WVU Medicine

Document physician dictation and clinical activities into the medical record, accompany clinicians during exams, transcribe histories, procedures, and consults, gather test results, and support patient flow while maintaining privacy and accuracy.

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.

Manage WVUH Radiologic Technology education programs and serve as program coordinator for the 23-month radiography program. Oversee accreditation compliance (JRCERT), curriculum and clinical instruction, faculty supervision, student advising and records, budget and bursar/financial aid administration, recruitment, and liaison adjunct teaching with Pierpont Community and Technical College.

Provides comprehensive transition and discharge planning for assigned patients, including utilization and denial management, referrals to post-acute services, payer coordination, documentation, patient/family education, and multidisciplinary team collaboration to ensure medically necessary, safe, and cost-effective care transitions.

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.

Collect patient medical and insurance information, triage spine referrals using Cordata and Epic, obtain pre-certifications and records, schedule appointments, educate patients on financial responsibility, and coordinate with providers and billing to expedite care.

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

Provide professional inpatient oncology infusion nursing care using the nursing process. Perform assessments, create care plans, educate patients, ensure safety, document care, and participate in clinical advancement and competency activities.

Posting provides no detailed responsibilities. Likely duties for a Nurse Educator include developing/delivering nursing education and training, assessing competencies, mentoring staff, collaborating with clinical teams, and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Provide bedside nursing care in an inpatient operating room setting using nursing process. Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient care; delegate appropriately; use evidence-based practice; educate patients and families; participate in quality improvement, continuing professional development, and unit accreditation activities. Must meet licensure, BLS certification, and minimum experience requirements.

The Transport Nurse provides patient care during transport, stabilizing ill patients, coordinating with medical staff, and ensuring proper documentation and equipment upkeep.

Provide professional inpatient nursing care using the nursing process. Assess and modify plans of care, delegate appropriately, educate patients and families, participate in quality improvement, maintain certification, and contribute to interprofessional teamwork and safety in a special procedures/outpatient infusion setting.

The RN L&D provides nursing care using the nursing process, demonstrating competent clinical skills and responsible patient care management. This includes patient assessment, care delegation, and utilizing Evidence-Based Practice in collaboration with healthcare teams. The role primarily involves an inpatient hospital setting focused on labor and delivery patients.

The Pharmacist dispenses medications, consults on prescriptions, assists with purchasing, and ensures quality in pharmacy operations within a hospital setting.

The RN provides professional nursing care in an inpatient setting, utilizing nursing processes for patient assessment, education, and care delivery, accounting for patient individuality and needs.

Provide inpatient endoscopy nursing care using nursing process and independent judgment; assess, plan, implement, and modify care, delegate tasks, educate patients/families, participate in quality improvement and professional development.

The Medical Dosimetrist designs radiation treatment plans, collaborates with the oncology team, and ensures safety through precise calculations and adherence to protocols.

Provide nonprofessional direct and indirect patient care in endoscopy under RN supervision: record vitals, assist with admissions/transfers/discharges, prepare patients for procedures, collect specimens, maintain cleanliness and safety, report changes to RNs, support administrative tasks, and complete required education and BLS certification.

The Graduate Nurse is responsible for providing professional nursing care in an inpatient setting, ensuring patient safety, education, and utilizing the nursing process for quality care outcomes.

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.