3 jobs found in Coupeville, WA

RN House Supervisor JOB SUMMARY A House Supervisor is a registered nurse within the WSNA bargaining unit who coordinates among departments at WhidbeyHealth to perform administrative tasks; report any issues that may arise during shifts to managers and administrators-on­ call; and liaise with patients, patients’ families, medical professionals, and other WhidbeyHealth staff to ensure quality patient care. A House Supervisor should have extensive experience coordinating and supporting nursing staff throughout a hospital environment and be able to lead a team performing high-level patient care across hospital departments. They are responsible for ensuring nursing staff has adequate rest and meal breaks and, in the absence of a manager or supervisor, serve as the primary point of contact for WhidbeyHealth’s nursing staff and oversee overnight and weekend patient flow in both clinical and non-clinical departments, including: Emergency Department, Patient Access,...

PFS Representative Billing and Collecting JOB SUMMARY The Patient Financial Services Representative supports the mission of providing quality healthcare to the patients of WhidbeyHealth by performing a variety of duties that support the financial health and well-being of the organization. The PFS Representative may be responsible for coordinating patient referrals and subsequent follow up, verifying insurance and providing financial counseling to assist with self-pay accounts, as well as billing and collection of insurance and self-pay accounts. This position is expected to demonstrate professional behavior, display appropriate conduct and show consideration, respect and patience towards all patients, families, staff and professional affiliates. The PFS Representative follows all federal, state and payer specific regulations and policies pertaining to documentation and billing practices to ensure all work is in compliance with established guidelines. PRINCIPLE...

JOB SUMMARY Ortho Technicians help orthopedic surgeons, who are physicians trained to treat and operate on the skeletal system. Ortho Technicians assist with patient care and may also be responsible for paperwork. An Orthopedic Technician is an integral part of a team that is involved with healing bones. Casting and fixing bones is a hard procedure that is the responsibility of a trained professional, but it almost always requires assistance. By maintaining high standards of excellence, a qualified Ortho Technicians will demonstrate the ability to support and further a patient-centered care culture. He / She will demonstrate the core values of WhidbeyHealth, which include working cooperatively with colleagues and projecting a service orientation toward all by supporting and meeting the hospital’s goals for patient satisfaction, Standards of Behavior, and national quality core measures....