Jobs at Pediatrix Medical Group

The RN Wound Care role at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center involves providing specialized preventive and supportive wound care to patients across various age groups and diagnostic categories within a Level II Trauma Center. Key responsibilities include serving as a clinical resource for nursing staff on wound care strategies, coordinating multidisciplinary discharge planning, and managing direct nursing interventions to optimize patient outcomes and resource utilization. The position is appealing due to the opportunity to work within a collaborative team at a Magnet-recognized facility that prioritizes high-quality care and professional growth. The role offers access to comprehensive benefits, tuition assistance, and the potential for travel within a large national healthcare network, supporting a career dedicated to making a significant impact in the community.

This full-time school-based role involves providing music therapy services to K-12 students with disabilities within the Corpus Christi area. The position requires conducting assessments, developing individualized treatment plans aligned with IEP goals, and delivering direct therapy to support communication, social-emotional, and motor skills. Key responsibilities include collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, maintaining accurate clinical documentation, and participating in ARD meetings. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to work with a national provider dedicated to student success, offering a collaborative culture, professional growth through CEU reimbursement, and comprehensive benefits including health coverage and retirement plans.

This per diem Registered Nurse role is based at the Capitol Hill Infusion Center within Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Washington. The position involves providing specialized nursing care to patients receiving infusion therapies, including comprehensive assessments, care plan development, and ongoing evaluation of patient responses. Key responsibilities include coordinating with the multidisciplinary healthcare team, educating patients and families on treatment regimens and health promotion, and ensuring adherence to safety and infection control standards. The role appeals to nurses seeking flexible per diem work while contributing to a collaborative environment that values continuous professional development and high-quality ambulatory care. Candidates must hold an active Washington RN license and Basic Life Support certification.

This full-time Registered Nurse role is based in a 26-bed Level 2 trauma and stroke center Emergency Department, serving a diverse patient population from pediatrics to geriatrics. The position involves performing comprehensive patient assessments, developing care plans, and executing critical interventions such as IV placement, medication administration, and wound management. Key responsibilities include maintaining accurate documentation, ensuring patient and staff safety, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team including providers and technicians. The role offers a supportive culture with dedicated educators and a trauma coordinator to foster professional growth. Working in a Magnet-designated facility, the position provides opportunities for career development within a large healthcare system across central Illinois.

This full-time anesthesiologist role is based in Fort Wayne, Indiana, within Parkview Health's expanding program. The position involves working 50 hours weekly from Monday to Friday, with statistically distributed call duties across weekdays, weekends, and holidays. Providers spend 100% of their time in the operating room managing a diverse range of cases including cardiovascular, orthopedic, pediatric, and trauma surgeries. The opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment with a large team of 44 anesthesiologists and 12 assistants across multiple facilities. The role offers significant professional growth within a top-ranked health system known for high-quality care and employee recognition.

The Certified Cardiographic Technician role at HCA Florida Kendall Hospital involves providing patient care through therapeutic use of self, the nursing process, and specialized instrumentation. Key responsibilities include managing a designated group of patients, adhering to hospital policies, and maintaining Basic Cardiac Life Support certification. This position appeals to professionals seeking a dynamic career within a top-ranked Level I Trauma Center that values community service and clinical excellence. The hospital offers extensive growth opportunities, comprehensive benefits including tuition assistance and retirement matching, and a supportive culture focused on employee wellbeing. The role is based on-site at the facility in west Miami-Dade County.

This per diem Registered Nurse role is based in the Capitol Hill Infusion Center, focusing on delivering specialized care to patients receiving chemotherapy and immunotherapy treatments. The position requires a minimum of four shifts per month with no weekend or holiday obligations. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive patient assessments, developing individualized care plans, and providing education on treatment regimens and health promotion. The nurse collaborates closely with the healthcare team to coordinate services and ensure patient safety within an ambulatory setting. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking flexible scheduling and the chance to work within a supportive, mission-driven organization that values continuous learning and high-quality patient outcomes.

This per diem Licensed Practical Nurse role supports the Long-Term Care unit at the Providence Child Center, serving a diverse population of medically fragile children and adults. Key responsibilities include delivering compassionate, resident-centered care to patients requiring complex needs such as ventilator support and tracheostomy management, while collaborating with an interdisciplinary team of respiratory therapists and social workers. The position is appealing due to the organization's strong culture of teamwork, mutual respect, and deep continuity of care with residents and families. The role offers on-site work in Portland with flexible day shift hours, allowing caregivers to contribute to a mission of supporting vulnerable community members within a supportive, inclusive environment.

This PRN CT Technologist role at HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital involves performing diagnostic CT imaging procedures for inpatient and outpatient patients ranging from newborns to geriatrics. Key responsibilities include operating CT equipment to produce high-quality images, preparing patients, obtaining consent, and explaining procedures to ensure comfort and safety. The position offers the appeal of working within a 380-bed acute-care facility recognized as a Level II Trauma Center and Certified Primary Stroke Center, providing opportunities for professional growth in a fast-paced environment. The hospital fosters a collaborative culture focused on patient care and offers extensive benefits including education assistance, retirement matching, and a supportive work-life balance in a vibrant community.

This full-time MRI Technologist role is based at HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital, a 380-bed acute-care facility recognized for its advanced cardiac and trauma services. The position involves operating Magnetic Resonance Imaging scanners in both inpatient and outpatient settings to produce diagnostic images for detecting pathology. Key responsibilities include preparing patients, obtaining consent, explaining procedures, and ensuring equipment quality while maintaining safety protocols. The role appeals to candidates seeking professional growth within a nationally leading healthcare provider known for its ethical standards and patient-first culture. The environment is fast-paced yet supports a vibrant quality of life, offering comprehensive benefits including education assistance, retirement matching, and robust health coverage.

This PRN Nuclear Medicine Technologist role at HCA Florida St. Lucie Hospital involves performing radiologic procedures to assist in patient diagnosis under the supervision of a Radiologist. Key responsibilities include operating x-ray equipment, positioning patients, administering contrast materials, and mentoring new staff while adhering to strict radiation safety protocols. The position offers the appeal of working within a large, ethical healthcare system that provides extensive benefits including education assistance, retirement matching, and a supportive culture focused on patient care. The role is based on-site at an accredited acute care facility in Port St. Lucie, offering opportunities for professional growth in a dynamic medical environment.

This full-time MRI Technologist role is based at HCA Florida St. Lucie Hospital, a 229-bed acute care facility serving the Treasure Coast community. The position involves independently performing MRI and radiographic exams, producing high-quality images according to established standards, and assisting in specialty areas such as the operating room. The role requires ARRT certification in both Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Radiography. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking professional growth within a nationally recognized healthcare system that values ethical standards and patient care. The hospital offers a comprehensive benefits package including education assistance, retirement matching, and a supportive work environment. The position is located in Port St. Lucie, known for its vibrant community and low crime rate.

This PRN MRI Technologist role is based at HCA Florida Osceola Hospital, a 404-bed tertiary care facility and teaching hospital. The position involves performing MRI scans on various magnet systems under radiologist direction, establishing scan protocols, administering contrast, and ensuring strict adherence to MRI safety standards. Key responsibilities include obtaining diagnostic images for pathology assessment and maintaining compliance with hospital performance improvement goals. The opportunity appeals to professionals seeking a supportive environment within a nationally recognized healthcare system that prioritizes ethical care and personal growth. The role offers flexible PRN scheduling and access to extensive benefits including education assistance and retirement matching, situated in a central location near Orlando.

This PRN Nuclear Medicine Technologist role at HCA Florida St. Lucie Hospital involves performing radiologic procedures to assist in patient diagnosis under the supervision of a Radiologist. Key responsibilities include operating x-ray and portable equipment, positioning patients, administering contrast materials, and mentoring new staff members while adhering to strict radiation safety protocols. The position appeals to professionals seeking a dynamic career within a 229-bed acute care facility recognized for high-quality care and ethical standards. The role offers opportunities for personal growth in a supportive team environment located in Port St. Lucie, a community known for its safety and amenities, with access to comprehensive benefits including education assistance and retirement matching.

This Nurse Extern role at HCA Florida Osceola Hospital supports patient care under the supervision of registered nurses within a 404-bed tertiary care facility. The position involves performing delegated basic nursing tasks, assisting with activities of daily living, and maintaining a safe, organized clinical environment. Ideal candidates are currently enrolled in an accredited nursing program and possess strong communication skills. The opportunity is appealing due to the hospital's status as a Level II Trauma Center and teaching hospital, offering a collaborative culture focused on ethical care and personal growth. The role provides access to comprehensive benefits including education assistance, retirement matching, and a supportive work environment designed to foster professional development.

This full-time evening role as a CT Tech involves performing diagnostic computed tomography procedures for patients of all ages using advanced imaging equipment. Key responsibilities include operating CT scanners to produce high-quality images, evaluating technical quality, administering contrast media, and ensuring radiation safety for patients and staff. The position offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology within a supportive, collaborative healthcare community dedicated to compassionate service. The role includes mentoring students and participating in quality improvement activities, providing a clear path for professional development and career growth.

This Nurse Extern role is based at HCA Florida Osceola Hospital, a 404-bed tertiary care center and teaching hospital. The position involves delivering high-quality, patient-centered care by performing delegated basic nursing functions and assisting the registered nursing team with activities of daily living under direct supervision. Key responsibilities include maintaining a clean and safe patient care environment and supporting the broader care team. The opportunity is appealing for nursing students currently enrolled in an accredited program, offering a supportive culture that values passion for patient interaction and provides access to extensive educational resources and mentorship within a Level II Trauma Center.

This full-time Registered Nurse role in the Inpatient Rehabilitation department at HCA Florida Osceola Hospital focuses on delivering patient-centered care to recovering adults. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive clinical assessments, analyzing data to determine diagnoses, developing individualized treatment plans, and educating patients and families on medications and procedures. The position offers a collaborative environment within a Level II Trauma Center and teaching hospital, providing opportunities for professional growth through mentorship and access to advanced medical services. The role supports work-life balance with a comprehensive benefits package including education assistance, retirement matching, and flexible scheduling.

This full-time Registered Nurse role focuses on progressive care within a 404-bed tertiary hospital and Level II Trauma Center. The position involves collecting comprehensive patient data, monitoring critical vital signs to manage life-threatening situations, and advocating for patients as part of an interdisciplinary team. Key responsibilities include making autonomous clinical assessments, managing treatment delivery safely, and educating patients and families regarding medications and procedures. The opportunity is appealing due to the collaborative culture, access to extensive benefits including education assistance and retirement matching, and the chance to work in a teaching hospital environment with a commitment to ethical healthcare standards. The role is based on-site in Kissimmee, Florida.

This full-time night shift Registered Nurse role focuses on inpatient rehabilitation at HCA Florida Osceola Hospital, a 404-bed tertiary care facility. The position involves conducting comprehensive clinical assessments, analyzing patient data to determine care plans, and advocating for patient safety within an interdisciplinary team. Key responsibilities include educating patients and families on treatments and managing care autonomously. The role appeals to those seeking professional growth within a collaborative, patient-centered culture that values compassion and expertise. The hospital offers extensive benefits including education assistance, retirement matching, and a supportive work environment, situated centrally in Kissimmee with access to major Orlando-area amenities.

This full-time Clinical Nurse Coordinator role within the Open Heart department at HCA Florida Osceola Hospital involves managing clinical and operational unit functions in collaboration with the Nursing Director. Key responsibilities include overseeing staff roles, coordinating patient placement based on acuity, directing patient care conferences, and ensuring timely execution of medical orders. The position offers the appeal of working within a Level II Trauma Center and teaching hospital that emphasizes a collaborative culture and high-quality patient outcomes. The role is based on-site at the hospital in Kissimmee, Florida.

This 13-week travel nursing role places a Registered Nurse in the Neuro Intensive Care Unit at a Level I Trauma and Teaching Hospital in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The position involves managing complex patient cases such as traumatic brain injuries, stroke, and post-neurosurgery care, while performing specialized procedures like EVD insertions and ICP monitoring. Key responsibilities include maintaining 1:2 patient ratios during night shifts, floating to other critical care units as needed, and collaborating with an interdisciplinary team. The opportunity is appealing for its exposure to a high-acuity environment with advanced equipment and the potential to work in a new tower facility. The role requires a valid driver's license and adherence to strict compliance protocols, offering a chance for professional growth in a critical care setting.