Outpatient Primary Care Jobs

This role involves a Medical Laboratory Technician or Medical Technologist position within the clinical laboratory team at Falmouth Hospital. The incumbent is responsible for performing diagnostic tests across various disciplines including hematology, chemistry, and bacteriology, while also managing equipment calibration and maintenance. Key duties include collecting patient blood samples, processing specimens, and ensuring accurate, timely reporting of results to medical staff. The position appeals to candidates seeking a supportive environment that prioritizes compassion, accountability, and service excellence. The role requires ASCP certification or eligibility and offers the opportunity to work with advanced laboratory procedures in a dedicated healthcare setting.

This full-time Blood Bank Medical Director role within the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Tufts Medical Center provides medical leadership for transfusion services, including the blood bank, apheresis unit, and stem cell laboratory. Key responsibilities involve overseeing blood product utilization, ensuring regulatory compliance, providing clinical consultations for complex patient cases, and supporting research initiatives. The position offers an academic appointment at Tufts University School of Medicine with opportunities to teach residents and medical students. The role is appealing due to its integration with a high-volume Level 1 trauma center, robust transplant programs, and a collaborative environment that values advancing knowledge through clinical and translational research. The position is based in downtown Boston.

This locum tenens role places a board-certified psychiatrist in a lead clinical and administrative capacity at a 36-bed crisis stabilization facility in Georgia. The position focuses on providing acute psychiatric care for adults dealing with mood disorders, psychosis, and substance use, while also overseeing medical staff scheduling, reviewing admissions, and mentoring APRNs and medical students. The facility offers a supportive environment with established detox protocols and eliminates the need for individual DEA registration. The role is appealing for its opportunity to shape clinical operations in a high-impact setting, with the potential to transition to a permanent position. The arrangement is full-time, on-site during day shifts with negotiable call requirements, and includes comprehensive support for credentialing, licensing, and malpractice coverage.

This full-time Senior Speech Pathologist role operates within Wellstar's integrated health system, serving a diverse team of physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals. The position involves providing advanced clinical care to adult and pediatric inpatients and outpatients, including patient assessment, treatment plan implementation, and discharge coordination. Key responsibilities also include supervising junior staff, rehabilitation technicians, and students while mentoring new employees and contributing to departmental quality improvement initiatives. The role appeals to professionals seeking a mission-driven environment that values compassion and excellence, offering opportunities for leadership development and meaningful patient impact. The position is based on-site during day shifts and requires a master's degree in speech pathology along with five years of relevant experience.

This full-time day shift role involves performing comprehensive cardiac and vascular ultrasound examinations within the Vascular Laboratory at Parkridge Hospital. The sonographer is responsible for conducting various echocardiography and peripheral vascular studies, utilizing independent judgment to differentiate findings and ensuring all scans meet IAC approved protocols. Key duties include operating specialized ultrasound and EMR equipment, maintaining facility cleanliness and supplies, and participating in rotating on-call schedules for after-hours and weekend coverage. The position appeals to candidates seeking to serve a compassionate community while working with a collaborative team dedicated to transforming healthcare. The role offers opportunities for professional growth through continuing education and requires specific registry certifications in vascular technology and echocardiography.

The Oncology and Infusion Financial Coordinator role supports the cancer treatment program by managing financial requirements for time-sensitive therapies. Key responsibilities include verifying insurance eligibility, coordinating prior authorizations, counseling patients on billing obligations, and securing financial assistance for uninsured or underinsured individuals. The position requires close collaboration with physicians, nurses, and payers to ensure timely access to chemotherapy and other treatments while maintaining accurate records in the EMR. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to make a direct impact on patient care within a faith-based, nonprofit health system. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement in the Kansas City area, a collaborative culture that values diversity and inclusion, and the chance to join a team dedicated to excellence in healthcare.