Jobs at UVM Health - Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital

This full-time MRI Technologist role involves performing complex magnetic resonance imaging exams using various magnet strengths while ensuring strict safety protocols for patients with medical implants. Key responsibilities include applying advanced knowledge of MRI physics, adapting to new imaging techniques, and providing compassionate care to patients experiencing claustrophobia. The position offers the opportunity to work within a collaborative radiology team under the supervision of radiologists and supervisors. The role appeals to professionals seeking to utilize their technical expertise in a patient-centered environment that values safety and continuous learning through required certification and continuing education.

The CT Technologist role involves performing computerized tomographic procedures under the supervision of a Radiologist within the imaging department. Key responsibilities include utilizing knowledge of ionizing radiation and computer techniques to conduct scans while demonstrating care for patients and colleagues. The position requires graduation from an approved Radiologic Technology program and ARRT or NMTCB certification, with CT certification preferred. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to apply their technical skills in a patient-focused environment. Prior experience in CT is preferred, and the role offers a chance to work with advanced imaging technology in a collaborative healthcare setting.

The Diagnostic Imaging Technologist I role supports daily radiology operations across multiple hospital campuses and clinics. Key responsibilities include operating various x-ray equipment for routine radiographs, assisting with fluoroscopic and operating room procedures using c-arm technology, and adhering to established safety practices under the direction of radiologists and supervisors. The position appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment with opportunities to work in diverse settings such as orthopedic clinics and surgical suites. The role requires flexibility to work various shifts, weekends, holidays, and rotational call schedules, offering a chance to gain broad clinical experience in a collaborative healthcare team.

This Registered Nurse role operates within the Ambulatory Surgery and Post-Anesthesia Care Unit at Porter Medical Center in Middlebury, Vermont. The position involves caring for inpatient and outpatient surgical patients during weekday shifts, with a required on-call rotation. Key responsibilities include providing specialized perioperative nursing care and collaborating within a supportive team environment. The role is appealing due to a unique culture that prioritizes nurse voice through shared governance, offers structured preceptorships for professional growth, and maintains excellent patient ratios. The team utilizes significant investments in safe patient handling equipment to ensure a secure workplace. The position is based in a vibrant village known for its arts scene and outdoor recreation opportunities, offering a balanced lifestyle with comprehensive benefits including health coverage and retirement plans.

This full-time Registered Nurse role serves as a Medical/Surgical Float Resource within the UVM Medical Center, supporting a diverse range of inpatient units including cardiology, critical care, and oncology. The position involves collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver high-quality patient care across various clinical settings while adapting to changing staffing needs. Key responsibilities include managing mixed patient populations, utilizing broad clinical skills, and participating in structured preceptorships and continuing education. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes professional growth, shared governance, and safe patient handling. It offers a flexible work arrangement without on-call requirements and is based in Burlington, Vermont, known for its high quality of life and outdoor amenities.

The Diagnostic Imaging Technologist I role supports daily radiology department operations across multiple campuses and clinical areas. Key responsibilities include operating various x-ray equipment to perform routine radiographs, assisting with fluoroscopic and operating room procedures using c-arm technology, and adhering to established practices under the supervision of radiologists and lead technologists. The position requires flexibility to work varied shifts, weekends, holidays, and rotational call schedules. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative healthcare environment where they can apply their ARRT certification and Vermont state licensure to support patient care in diverse settings.

This full-time Registered Nurse role serves as a Medical/Surgical Float Resource RN within the UVM Medical Center, supporting a diverse range of inpatient units including critical care, cardiology, and oncology. The position involves collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver high-quality patient care across varying clinical environments while utilizing a broad skill set. Key responsibilities include adapting to different unit needs, participating in structured preceptorships, and maintaining safe patient ratios. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that values professional growth, shared governance, and significant investments in safety equipment. It offers a flexible work arrangement with 12-hour shifts and is located in Burlington, Vermont, known for its high quality of life and outdoor amenities.

This full-time Registered Nurse role serves on the Inpatient Oncology Unit, delivering specialized care to patients with cancer diagnoses including stem cell transplants and end-of-life support. The position involves administering chemotherapy and biotherapies, managing treatment-related symptoms, and providing education to patients and families within an interdisciplinary team. The role offers a flexible schedule with rotating day and night shifts and is based in Burlington, Vermont. The position is appealing due to a strong commitment to professional growth through certifications and a Clinical Advancement Program, a supportive culture with shared governance, and access to excellent local amenities including outdoor recreation and a vibrant food scene.

This full-time Registered Nurse role serves on the Inpatient Oncology Unit, delivering comprehensive care to patients with cancer diagnoses including stem cell transplants and end-of-life support. The position involves administering chemotherapy and biotherapies, managing treatment-related symptoms, and providing patient and family education within an interdisciplinary team. The role offers a collaborative culture that prioritizes professional growth through certifications, continuing education, and a clinical advancement program. Employees benefit from structured preceptorships, shared governance, and a supportive environment with safe patient handling equipment. The position operates on rotating day and night shifts in Burlington, Vermont, a location known for its high quality of life, outdoor recreation, and vibrant community.

This full-time Registered Nurse role supports the Inpatient Oncology Unit in Burlington, Vermont, delivering comprehensive care to patients with cancer diagnoses including stem cell transplants and end-of-life support. The position involves administering chemotherapy and biotherapies, managing treatment-related symptoms, and providing patient and family education within an interdisciplinary team. The role offers a collaborative culture that prioritizes professional growth through certifications and a clinical advancement program, alongside structured preceptorships and shared governance. The work arrangement includes rotating day and night shifts with onsite parking availability. The position is highlighted by a supportive environment, safe patient handling investments, and the opportunity to live in a city recognized for its health and outdoor amenities.

This full-time Registered Nurse role serves as a Medical/Surgical Float Resource within the UVM Medical Center, supporting a diverse range of inpatient units including cardiology, critical care, and oncology. The position involves collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver high-quality patient care across varied clinical settings while utilizing a broad skill set. Key responsibilities include adapting to different unit needs, participating in structured preceptorships, and engaging in shared governance to influence nursing practices. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes professional growth, safe patient handling equipment, and excellent work-life balance. Located in Burlington, Vermont, the position offers a vibrant community environment with no on-call requirements and access to extensive continuing education opportunities.

The CT Technologist role at UVM Medical Center involves performing computerized tomographic procedures under radiologist supervision within a collaborative, patient-centered academic team. Key responsibilities include utilizing ionizing radiation and computer techniques for specialized exams such as cardiac and TAVI studies while maintaining a high standard of patient care. The position is appealing due to the opportunity for on-the-job training and certification reimbursement for new graduates, access to state-of-the-art Philips scanners, and a supportive culture focused on teamwork and community wellness. The role operates on a schedule of five evening and night shifts per two-week period and is located in Burlington, Vermont.

This Registered Nurse position is based on the 26-bed General Surgery unit in Burlington, Vermont, caring for adult patients undergoing various surgical procedures including trauma, plastics, and weight loss. The role involves providing acute care for burn patients and collaborating within a flexible, supportive multidisciplinary team. Key responsibilities include managing patient care across a range of surgical complexities and participating in professional development through certifications and the Clinical Advancement and Recognition Program. The position is appealing due to a strong culture that values nurse input through shared governance, offers structured preceptorships, and maintains a commitment to safe patient ratios. The role is on-site with no on-call requirements, situated in a city known for its outdoor recreation, vibrant food scene, and high quality of life.

This full-time Patient Support Orderly role is based at the UVMMC Main Campus in Burlington, Vermont, within the Patient Support Services department. The position involves assisting nursing and testing units with essential patient-related activities, including transporting patients and equipment, lifting or boosting patients, and setting up traction. Key responsibilities also include responding to medical emergencies such as Code Blue and Code 8, providing post-mortem care, and ensuring all clinical equipment is properly assembled, cleaned, and maintained. The role offers a stable career path within a unionized environment, with opportunities for professional development through required MOAB training. The schedule consists of 40 hours per week on a rotating day shift, including weekends.

This Registered Nurse position is based on Baird 3, a fast-paced Adult Medicine Telemetry unit at a hospital in Burlington, Vermont. The role involves caring for a diverse patient population with various diagnoses, requiring current RN licensure and an ADN degree. Key responsibilities include delivering high-quality clinical care, participating in structured preceptorships, and engaging in shared governance to influence unit operations. The position is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes professional growth, safe patient handling equipment, and excellent nurse-to-patient ratios. The role does not require on-call duties and offers a flexible work arrangement within a city recognized for its health and outdoor lifestyle.

This Registered Nurse position is based on Baird 4, a General Medicine unit at the University of Vermont Medical Center specializing in acute and chronic multi-system conditions, including ventilator-dependent care. The role involves managing diverse patient needs such as respiratory disease, renal issues, and substance use disorders without requiring on-call duties. Key responsibilities include delivering direct patient care, participating in structured preceptorships, and engaging in shared governance to influence unit operations. The position is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes professional growth, safe patient handling equipment, and excellent nurse-to-patient ratios. Located in Burlington, the role offers a high quality of life in a city known for outdoor recreation and health initiatives, with opportunities for relocation assistance and flexible scheduling.

This Registered Nurse position serves on McClure 6, a general medicine unit at the University of Vermont Medical Center specializing in acute and chronic multi-system health needs, including renal dialysis and elder care. The role involves managing diverse patient populations ranging from ICU step-downs to complex cases like substance use disorders and bariatric care. Key responsibilities include delivering comprehensive nursing care, participating in structured preceptorships, and engaging in shared governance to influence unit culture. The position is appealing due to a supportive environment that prioritizes safe patient handling, professional growth, and excellent nurse-to-patient ratios. Located in Burlington, the role offers a high quality of life in a city known for outdoor recreation and health, with no on-call requirements.

This Registered Nurse position is based on Baird 3, a fast-paced Adult Medicine Telemetry unit within a supportive hospital team. The role involves caring for a diverse patient population with varied diagnoses, requiring current RN licensure and an ADN degree. Key responsibilities include delivering high-quality clinical care, participating in structured preceptorships, and engaging in shared governance to influence unit operations. The position is appealing due to a culture that prioritizes professional growth, employee well-being, and safe patient handling equipment. It offers a collaborative environment with no on-call requirements and significant investments in staff development. Located in Burlington, Vermont, the role provides access to a vibrant cultural hub known for outdoor recreation and a high quality of life.

This full-time Registered Nurse role supports a collaborative interdisciplinary team within a dynamic Cardiovascular Unit at a Level I Tertiary care hospital. The position involves providing pre- and post-procedural care for out-patients across various specialized areas including Cardiac Catheterization, Electrophysiology, and Interventional Radiology. Key responsibilities include managing diverse patient populations, utilizing state-of-the-art technology, and participating in occasional evening on-call shifts. The role is appealing due to a strong commitment to professional growth through structured preceptorships, continuing education, and a Clinical Advancement Program. The hospital fosters a unique culture where nurses have a voice through shared governance and benefits from excellent patient ratios and safe handling equipment. Located in Burlington, Vermont, the position offers a high quality of life with access to outdoor recreation and a vibrant cultural scene, operating primarily Monday through Friday with flexible scheduling options.

This Registered Nurse position supports a 31-bed Mother & Baby Unit in Burlington, Vermont, caring for antepartum, postpartum, and newborn patients ranging from healthy cases to high-risk complications. Key responsibilities include managing diverse patient needs, utilizing safe patient handling equipment, and participating in structured preceptorships and continuing education. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes nurse well-being, shared governance, and professional growth without requiring on-call duties. Located in a city recognized for its health and outdoor amenities, the position offers a high quality of life with opportunities for skiing, biking, and a vibrant local scene. The work arrangement is on-site within the hospital unit.

This Registered Nurse role serves as a Medical/Surgical Float Resource within the UVM Medical Center, supporting a diverse range of inpatient units including critical care, cardiology, and oncology. The position involves collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver high-quality patient care across varying clinical environments while utilizing a broad skill set. Key responsibilities include adapting to different unit needs, participating in structured preceptorships, and engaging in shared governance to influence nursing practices. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes professional growth, safe patient handling equipment, and excellent patient ratios. Located in Burlington, Vermont, the position offers a high quality of life with access to outdoor recreation and a vibrant community. The position is based on-site with no on-call requirements and includes comprehensive benefits such as health insurance and retirement plans.

This Registered Nurse role operates within a 35-bay Perianesthesia unit at a Level 1 trauma center in Burlington, Vermont, supporting diverse inpatient and outpatient surgical populations. Key responsibilities include managing patient recovery across all service lines, utilizing critical care skills, and adhering to required on-call schedules. The position is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes safe patient handling, structured preceptorships, and professional growth through shared governance. The team maintains excellent nurse-to-patient ratios and offers a high quality of life in a city recognized for its health, outdoor recreation, and vibrant community. The role requires current Vermont RN licensure and an ADN, with a BSN preferred.

This Registered Nurse role is based in the Miller 4 unit, a 32-bed progressive-care cardiac care unit at a Level I tertiary hospital in Burlington, Vermont. The position involves managing a diverse patient population with complex heart conditions, including heart failure, arrhythmias, and myocardial infarctions, using state-of-the-art technology within a collaborative interdisciplinary team. Key responsibilities include delivering patient-centered care, utilizing shared governance to influence practice, and participating in structured preceptorships and continuing education. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes nurse well-being, safe patient handling equipment, and professional growth opportunities. The position is on-site with no on-call requirements and offers a high quality of life in a city known for its outdoor recreation, food scene, and health rankings.