Jobs at UNM Hospital

This travel role places an Allied Nuclear Medicine Technologist with Coast Medical Service, a nationally recognized staffing agency. The position involves performing diagnostic imaging procedures and patient care across various healthcare facilities. Key responsibilities include operating nuclear medicine equipment, ensuring patient safety, and collaborating with medical teams to deliver high-quality diagnostics. The role appeals to experienced or first-time travelers seeking an elite experience supported by a top-rated agency. It offers the flexibility of working in different locations nationwide while benefiting from a supportive environment designed for healthcare professionals.

This full-time outpatient Endocrinology role is based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, within a supportive team of three physicians and an NP at Lovelace Medical Group. The position focuses on general endocrinology care with no hospital rounding required, featuring an expected patient load of 20 to 22 daily and limited clinic call duties. Key responsibilities include utilizing Epic EMR and Ambience AI scribe technology to streamline documentation and enhance patient flow. The role appeals to providers seeking a collaborative environment with access to a broad network of specialists, generous administrative time, and a high quality of life supported by the region's sunny climate and outdoor activities. The position is onsite with no travel required.

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.