Jobs at WVU Medicine Thomas Hospitals

This full-time Medical Assistant role supports nursing staff and physicians within the Cancer and Infusion Center at West Virginia University Hospitals. The position involves coordinating patient flow, collecting clinical data such as vital signs and lab specimens, and performing procedures including phlebotomy and injections. Key responsibilities also include managing patient communications, scheduling appointments, assisting with surgical preps, and maintaining sterile equipment and work areas. The role offers a stable 40-hour work week with various shift options, providing an opportunity to contribute to a collaborative healthcare team dedicated to delivering specialized patient care.

This temporary, part-time Clinical Associate role supports the Children's Hospital Resource Pool at West Virginia University Hospitals. The position involves providing direct and indirect patient care under the supervision of registered nurses, including assisting with activities of daily living, transporting patients and specimens, and performing routine clinical tasks such as vital signs monitoring and glucose testing. Key responsibilities also include maintaining a safe environment, supporting respiratory care, and communicating patient changes to the nursing team. The role offers an opportunity to gain valuable hands-on experience in a pediatric setting while working with a dedicated healthcare team. Shifts vary between day and night rotations, with a schedule of 24 hours per week.

This senior accountant role within the IT Finance department of WVU Medicine supports the organization's budget process and financial operations. Key responsibilities include performing departmental analysis and reconciliations, managing accounts receivable, and leading month-end variance analysis and general ledger reviews. The position also involves overseeing accounting staff, coordinating with department managers to monitor financial controls, and assisting with external audits. The role offers the appeal of working within a healthcare mission-driven environment with opportunities for professional growth through training and skill enhancement. The position is based in an office setting with a standard 40-hour work week.

The Director of Right of Way Training is a senior leadership role within the People & OD department that oversees ORC's technical training function for both internal workforce development and external client engagements. The position requires managing active client contracts, developing curriculum for government and industry partners, and building a bench of contract subject matter experts. Key responsibilities include designing competency frameworks for early and second-career professionals, delivering instructor-led training on complex topics like eminent domain and URA compliance, and collaborating with operations leaders to align learning initiatives with project needs. This remote position, based in the eastern or central time zones, offers the appeal of leading a critical technical function for a respected industry firm while fostering a culture of professional growth and expertise. The role involves occasional travel for in-person instruction and provides opportunities to shape the future of right-of-way talent development.