Clinical Jobs

This full-time Pharmacy Technician role within the clinical trials department supports the execution of regulated medical studies. The position involves maintaining organized study files, dispensing medications and devices, calculating dosages, and managing inventory to ensure patient safety. Key responsibilities include monitoring compliance with federal and state regulations, preparing for quality assurance audits, and coordinating with trial sites and sponsors to resolve protocol issues. The role offers a stable 40-hour work week with opportunities to contribute to medical advancements through rigorous adherence to good clinical practices. While primarily based on-site, the position may require some travel for study-related activities.

This role involves providing in-person psychotherapy services to the geriatric population within skilled nursing and assisted living facilities across New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland. The Licensed Clinical Social Worker conducts individual and group sessions, assesses emotional and behavioral conditions, and develops evidence-based treatment plans while collaborating with interdisciplinary care teams. The position is appealing due to the company's handling of all administrative tasks such as billing and credentialing, allowing clinicians to focus entirely on patient care. The role offers customizable full-time or part-time schedules with flexible daytime hours, comprehensive benefits including malpractice insurance and 401(k) matching, and a supportive culture featuring ongoing mentorship and training.

This role serves as a nursing or medical assistant position within the Infectious Disease department at Avera Infectious Disease Specialists in Sioux Falls. The team operates on a day shift schedule and focuses on delivering compassionate care to adult patients. Key responsibilities include administering medications and treatments, preparing patients for examinations, collecting health histories and vitals, and coordinating clinic workflows. The position offers a collaborative environment where staff work closely with providers to manage patient care and education. The role is appealing due to the organization's commitment to compassion and professional growth, supported by benefits such as immediate paid time off, retirement matching, and mentorship opportunities. This is a regular, on-site position.

The Clinical Excellence Supervisor role at Cortica in Cary, NC combines clinical leadership with training oversight for a rapidly growing healthcare team. This position involves managing and delivering training programs focused on a whole-child approach, coordinating new hire orientation, and auditing clinical services to ensure quality. As an ABA supervisor, the individual will oversee clinical programming for patients, provide direct supervision to Behavior Interventionists, and maintain treatment plans in compliance with industry standards. The role appeals to professionals seeking to drive life-changing care for children with neurodevelopmental differences within an inclusive, mission-driven culture. It offers opportunities for professional growth through a collaborative environment and requires a hybrid work arrangement involving on-site presence at the center and travel for supervision duties.

This full-time clinical role at the McGreevy Main 7th Avenue Clinic supports a new internal medicine provider within a multidisciplinary team. The position involves delivering professional nursing care, administering medications, and assisting providers during examinations and procedures. Key responsibilities include screening patients, obtaining vital signs, documenting health histories, and educating families on wellness and treatment plans. The role offers a supportive culture focused on compassion and community health, with opportunities for career development through mentorship and hands-on training. Employees benefit from immediate paid time off and retirement matching contributions. The position is based on-site at the clinic with day shift hours.

This full-time Dialysis Technician or Licensed Practical Nurse role at Avera Dialysis-Sioux Falls supports patients with end-stage renal disease under the supervision of a Registered Nurse. Key responsibilities include performing hemodialysis treatments, monitoring vascular access and patient vitals, operating water room equipment, and responding to treatment alarms or emergencies. The position offers a schedule of 72 hours over two weeks with rotating weekends and holidays. The role is appealing for its compassionate, multidisciplinary team environment focused on moving health forward, along with immediate paid time off, retirement matching, and career development through hands-on training and mentorship.

This full-time position at Avera Medical Group in Aberdeen supports the oncology department through two distinct roles: Registered Nurse and Medical Assistant. The Registered Nurse develops comprehensive care plans, administers treatments, and provides emotional and educational support to patients and families while coordinating with physicians. The Medical Assistant handles clinical and clerical duties, assists with patient care, and collaborates with the team to solve practice-related issues. The role offers a Monday through Thursday day shift schedule with a hybrid weekend and holiday rotation. The position is appealing due to the opportunity to work within a compassionate, multidisciplinary team dedicated to patient well-being, alongside access to professional growth, mentorship, and immediate paid time off.

The Director of Mental Health role is a full-time, on-site leadership position based at the Amigos de Guadalupe Center for Justice and Empowerment in East San José. Reporting to the Executive Director, the incumbent will oversee the mental health program, providing clinical supervision to staff and interns while developing and implementing individualized support plans for clients and families. Key responsibilities include conducting therapy sessions, monitoring client progress, ensuring services are culturally and linguistically responsive, and advocating for expanded community resources. This position appeals to candidates seeking to drive transformational change within a diverse community, offering the opportunity to mentor team members, launch new initiatives, and work directly with immigrants and migrants. The role requires a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with Spanish proficiency and involves frequent fieldwork and local travel to support community outreach efforts.

This full-time Mobile Veterinarian role with Lap of Love focuses on delivering compassionate in-home hospice and euthanasia services for companion animals. The position involves conducting quality-of-life assessments, developing individualized palliative care plans, and administering end-of-life procedures with dignity. Key responsibilities include managing daily house-call routes, maintaining accurate medical records, and providing grief support to families. The role appeals to veterinarians seeking a mission-driven environment that honors the human-animal bond while offering a supportive team culture. The position is primarily remote-based with significant travel between client homes and includes comprehensive benefits such as medical, dental, vision, and retirement plans.

This full-time Mobile Veterinarian role with Lap of Love focuses on delivering compassionate in-home end-of-life and palliative care for small animals. The position involves traveling to client residences to perform gentle physical exams, manage pain, and administer euthanasia services with dignity. Key responsibilities include developing individualized hospice care plans, counseling families through difficult decisions, and maintaining accurate medical records while coordinating with a supportive veterinary team. The role appeals to veterinarians seeking meaningful, relationship-focused work that prioritizes empathy and high clinical standards. It offers a flexible schedule within a defined service area and includes comprehensive benefits such as medical, dental, vision, and retirement plans.

This mobile veterinarian role focuses on delivering compassionate in-home end-of-life and hospice care for companion animals. The position involves conducting quality-of-life assessments, managing pain, and guiding families through difficult decisions with empathy while performing euthanasia procedures. Key responsibilities include administering palliative treatments, maintaining detailed medical records, and coordinating travel schedules within an assigned territory. The role appeals to veterinarians seeking a mission-driven environment that prioritizes dignity, emotional support, and high standards of care for pets and their families. It offers a collaborative team culture with benefits including medical, dental, vision, and life insurance, as well as a 401k plan. The position requires travel to client homes and operates as a mobile practice rather than a traditional clinic setting.

This mobile veterinarian role involves providing in-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services for dogs and cats. The position focuses on conducting quality-of-life assessments, managing pain and comfort, and performing dignified end-of-life procedures within client homes. Key responsibilities include developing individualized care plans, communicating sensitively with families, maintaining medical records, and managing independent travel logistics. The role appeals to those seeking meaningful, relationship-centered veterinary work within a collaborative team that values empathy and supports families during difficult times. The position offers a flexible on-the-road work arrangement with comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, and retirement plans.

The Mobile Veterinarian role at Lap of Love involves providing compassionate in-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services for companion animals. Key responsibilities include conducting gentle physical exams to assess pain and quality of life, developing individualized end-of-life care plans, and guiding families through difficult decisions with empathy. The position requires managing a mobile schedule, maintaining accurate medical records, and safely administering medications and procedures. This opportunity appeals to veterinarians seeking a mission-driven environment focused on dignified farewells and grief support. The role offers a flexible, independent work arrangement with a supportive team structure, allowing professionals to practice medicine directly in clients' homes while contributing to a culture of kindness and clinical excellence.

This full-time Mobile Veterinarian role with Lap of Love focuses on delivering compassionate in-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services for dogs and cats. The position involves conducting comprehensive physical exams, developing individualized end-of-life care plans, and administering humane euthanasia while maintaining high medical standards. Key responsibilities include providing emotional support and counseling to pet families, managing accurate electronic medical records, and coordinating schedules with the support team. The role offers the unique appeal of meaningful connections that improve final moments for pets and their families within a collaborative culture that values clinical excellence and emotional support. This position requires traveling to client homes and is structured as a mobile practice, allowing veterinarians to practice small animal medicine directly in the community.

This full-time Mobile Veterinarian role involves providing compassionate in-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services for companion animals. The position requires traveling to clients' residences to perform quality-of-life assessments, manage pain, administer sedation, and guide families through end-of-life decisions with empathy. Key responsibilities include conducting thorough medical exams, maintaining accurate clinical records, coordinating care with referring veterinarians, and safely operating mobile veterinary equipment. The role appeals to veterinarians seeking a mission-driven environment that values kindness, clinical excellence, and emotional support for both pets and their owners. It offers a flexible schedule with a supportive team culture, comprehensive benefits including health and retirement plans, and opportunities for ongoing professional development in hospice and communication skills.

This full-time Mobile Veterinarian role involves providing compassionate in-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services for companion animals. The position requires conducting quality-of-life assessments, developing individualized comfort-focused care plans, and performing low-stress end-of-life procedures within clients' residences. Key responsibilities include managing daily travel routes, maintaining accurate medical records, and offering empathetic communication to guide families through difficult decisions. The role appeals to veterinarians seeking to practice in a supportive, mission-driven environment that prioritizes dignity and empathy. It offers the flexibility of independent field work while maintaining collaboration with a dedicated veterinary team, allowing professionals to make a profound impact on pet families during their most challenging moments.

The Mobile Veterinarian role at Lap of Love involves delivering compassionate in-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services for companion animals. Key responsibilities include conducting quality-of-life assessments, counseling families on end-of-life decisions, administering medical treatments, and maintaining accurate medical records while managing mobile schedules. This position offers meaningful work focused on providing dignified farewells and improving the final chapter for pets and their owners. The role features a supportive team culture that values empathy and clear communication, along with comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, and retirement plans. The position requires a valid veterinary license and a reliable vehicle for house calls, operating primarily in a mobile capacity within the service area.

This mobile veterinarian role involves providing compassionate in-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services for small animals. The position requires conducting quality-of-life assessments, managing pain and chronic conditions, and guiding pet families through end-of-life decisions with empathy. Key responsibilities include administering medications safely, maintaining accurate medical records, and coordinating schedules and aftercare arrangements while traveling to client homes. The role appeals to veterinarians seeking a meaningful, relationship-centered practice that prioritizes emotional support and exceptional medical standards. Working independently in the field, the veterinarian joins a collaborative team dedicated to dignified care, with opportunities for ongoing training and professional growth.

This full-time Mobile Veterinarian role with Lap of Love focuses on delivering compassionate in-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services for companion animals. The position involves traveling to client residences to perform physical exams, manage pain and symptoms, and guide families through end-of-life decisions with empathy. Key responsibilities include developing individualized care plans, documenting medical records accurately, and maintaining strict safety protocols for controlled substances. The role appeals to veterinarians seeking a mission-driven environment that honors the bond between pets and their owners through relationship-based care. It offers a flexible mobile work arrangement within a designated service area, supported by a collaborative team and comprehensive benefits including health insurance and retirement planning.

This full-time Mobile Veterinarian role with Lap of Love focuses on delivering compassionate in-home hospice and euthanasia services for dogs and cats. The position involves conducting thorough physical exams, performing quality-of-life assessments, and designing personalized palliative care plans. Key responsibilities include guiding families through end-of-life decisions with empathy, managing mobile scheduling and routing, and maintaining accurate medical records. The role appeals to veterinarians seeking a mission-driven environment that honors the human-animal bond while offering a supportive team culture. The position requires a valid veterinary license and a reliable vehicle, operating primarily from a mobile setup to serve clients in their homes.

This full-time Mobile Veterinarian role with Lap of Love focuses on delivering compassionate in-home hospice and end-of-life care for small animals. The position involves traveling to clients' residences to perform peaceful euthanasia procedures, assess pet quality of life, and create comfort-focused care plans. Key responsibilities include providing emotional support to grieving families, maintaining detailed medical records, and coordinating visit logistics. The role appeals to veterinarians who value empathy and meaningful connections, offering a mission-driven environment where professionals can make a profound difference during difficult moments. The position requires a valid veterinary license and reliable vehicle, with a supportive team structure that encourages ongoing training and collaboration.

The Mobile Veterinarian role involves providing compassionate in-home hospice and palliative care for companion animals within the Lap of Love veterinary team. Key responsibilities include performing gentle euthanasia services, conducting thorough medical assessments, developing care plans, and offering emotional support to families during end-of-life decisions. The position requires managing mobile logistics, maintaining accurate medical records, and utilizing technology for scheduling and documentation. This opportunity is appealing for its meaningful, relationship-focused mission that honors the dignity of pets and supports families through difficult moments. The role offers a collaborative work environment with comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, and life insurance, along with a 401k plan. The position is primarily mobile, requiring travel to clients' homes, and values expertise in pain management, fear-free handling, and client counseling.

This mobile veterinarian role focuses on delivering compassionate in-home hospice, palliative care, and euthanasia services for dogs and cats. The position involves traveling to clients' residences to perform gentle examinations, develop comfort-focused care plans, and guide families through end-of-life decisions with empathy. Key responsibilities include conducting peaceful euthanasia, maintaining detailed medical documentation, coordinating with primary care veterinarians, and managing a flexible mobile schedule. The opportunity is appealing for its mission-driven culture that prioritizes dignity and emotional support for pets and their owners. The role offers a collaborative team environment with comprehensive benefits, allowing veterinarians to practice small animal medicine in a meaningful, non-clinical setting.

The Biomedical Equipment Technician I role supports clinical operations by maintaining and repairing general medical devices under management supervision. Key responsibilities include performing scheduled maintenance, electrical safety inspections, and calibrations, while also managing equipment inventory and ensuring regulatory compliance. The position requires collaborating with clinicians and vendors to resolve technical issues and maintain accurate service records. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a supportive culture where every associate is valued and empowered to thrive. The role offers professional growth through ongoing training and emphasizes meaningful work that directly impacts patient care. A valid driver's license and variable travel are required to serve various customer sites.

The Registered Nurse Supervisor role oversees clinical documentation and care delivery for adult home care services within a home health agency. Key responsibilities include reviewing and completing patient assessments, developing individualized care plans, and conducting supervisory visits to ensure compliance with state and Medicaid regulations. The position requires strong clinical judgment to evaluate service delivery and provide guidance to field staff while maintaining rigorous quality assurance standards. This opportunity appeals to self-directed nurses seeking a position that values independent decision-making and professional growth in a mission-driven environment. The work arrangement involves a hybrid schedule combining office-based administrative tasks with travel to client homes across the state.