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An experienced Executive System Director of Pharmacy is needed to lead pharmacy operations at a 300-bed acute care hospital system in Louisiana. The role involves planning, supervising, and innovating pharmacy services across multiple hospital sites, managing a team including pharmacists, technicians, and pharmacy managers. Candidates must have a PharmD or BS degree, over three years of recent director-level experience, and knowledge of specialty pharmacy and 340B programs is preferred.

Seeking a licensed or license-eligible Speech Language Pathologist to provide diagnostic, therapeutic, and educational services for both adult and pediatric patients in inpatient and outpatient hospital settings in Intake, Montana. The role involves collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to address speech, language, communication, and swallowing disorders. Competitive compensation includes sign-on bonuses and relocation assistance, with opportunities open to new graduates.

The Chief Quality Officer is responsible for planning, administering, and monitoring hospital quality management and compliance with regulatory requirements. This full-time, permanent role reports directly to the CEO and requires a Bachelor's degree in Nursing or a related field, along with over two years of quality management experience in a hospital setting. The position is located in central Texas and offers competitive compensation and full benefits.

The Director of Pharmacy Medication Safety leads strategic initiatives to enhance medication safety within a healthcare system in Washington. This role involves overseeing medication safety operations and driving performance improvement across the health system. Candidates must have extensive health system pharmacy experience and leadership background to support a growing and stable healthcare organization.

This position is for a Physician Assistant specializing in Orthopedic Surgery at a non-profit hospital in Southern Oregon. The role supports spinal surgery surgeons with both inpatient and outpatient care, requiring at least one year of PA experience and eligibility for Oregon licensure. Benefits include medical coverage, retirement plans, tuition reimbursement, and professional development opportunities.

A Licensed Psychologist (Ph.D) position is available at a large critical care access hospital in southern California, offering full-time permanent employment. The role welcomes new graduates and provides benefits including student loan forgiveness and relocation assistance. The opportunity focuses on behavioral health within a supportive community environment.

Seeking a Speech Language Pathologist to work full-time in an outpatient pediatric setting at a hospital in College Station, Texas. The role involves evaluating, diagnosing, and treating speech and swallowing disorders, as well as educating families and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. Candidates must have completed their CCC, hold or be pursuing a Texas SLP license, and demonstrate a passion for pediatric care with competitive benefits including sign-on bonus and relocation assistance.

The Director of Pharmacy position at a 400+ bed acute care hospital in West Virginia requires overseeing pharmacy operations, ensuring compliance with hospital policies, and recommending innovations to improve services. Candidates must have a BS or PharmD, a valid pharmacy license, and over 3 years of management experience in a 200+ bed hospital. This role involves planning, supervising, and controlling pharmacy functions to support hospital administration efficiently.

The Director of Pharmacy will oversee pharmacy operations at a 100-bed acute care hospital in Michigan, ensuring compliance with hospital policies and recommending innovations. The role requires at least 3 years of recent pharmacy management experience, including expertise with 340B drug pricing program utilization. Candidates should hold a BS or PharmD degree and have strong leadership skills within a hospital setting.

An experienced Medical Director at a Minnesota addiction treatment facility responsible for supervising physicians, psychiatrists, and nurse practitioners across multiple locations. Provides clinical leadership and patient care to support lifelong recovery for patients and families. Oversees medical team development, quality of care, and acts as a liaison to educate healthcare professionals and local communities about the facility's benefits.