Medical/legal Issues Jobs

This full-time Medical Office Practice Manager role at Iredell NeuroSpine in Statesville oversees daily operations for a primary care physician practice. The position involves directing all office activities, managing scheduling, and supervising reception and nursing staff while serving as the main liaison for the physician and external vendors. Key responsibilities include handling patient health information, managing accounts receivable and bookkeeping, and training team members on essential medical office functions. The role appeals to candidates seeking a leadership position within a specialized healthcare environment where strong organizational skills and independent decision-making are valued. The position requires on-site presence in Statesville and involves standard physical activities such as lifting and extended periods of standing or sitting.

The Medical Editor role supports the Editorial Services team by ensuring the accuracy and quality of medical communications. Key responsibilities include fact-checking, substantive editing, and proofreading promotional materials such as advertisements, emails, and digital content while adhering to AMA style and client guidelines. The position requires collaborating with medical, legal, and creative teams to manage review processes, verify layouts, and maintain style guides. This opportunity appeals to detail-oriented professionals seeking a fast-paced environment where they can apply their expertise in medical writing and grammar. The role emphasizes professional growth through continuous skill acquisition and offers a collaborative culture focused on high standards and integrity.

The Editorial Assistant role supports the Editorial Services department by managing administrative workflows and executing core editorial functions. Key responsibilities include processing permissions for publications, maintaining the EndNote reference database, and managing manuscript submissions through online portals. The position also involves preparing deliverables for Veeva Vault and performing light copy editing tasks. This opportunity appeals to detail-oriented professionals seeking to develop skills in medical communications and content management within a collaborative environment. The role requires strong organizational abilities and the capacity to handle multiple tasks in a fast-paced setting while ensuring high accuracy and confidentiality.

This full-time role at the Regional Forensic Science Center involves performing medicolegal death investigations for Sedgwick County. The position requires responding to all death reports, determining jurisdiction, and conducting thorough on-scene investigations that include gathering medical history, collecting evidence, and photographing scenes. Key responsibilities also involve serving as the primary contact for decedents' families, communicating with law enforcement, and preparing detailed case documentation. The role offers a comprehensive benefits package including health coverage, retirement plans, and professional development opportunities. The position operates on a rotating 24/7 shift schedule and requires a valid driver's license.