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The Ambulatory Case Manager, LVN/RN, provides comprehensive care coordination and case management services to high-risk and complex patients, aiming to ensure seamless transitions of care and reduce avoidable hospitalizations. This role involves collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, patients, families, and healthcare providers to develop individualized care plans and serve as a liaison between stakeholders. The position requires clinical experience, knowledge of case management principles, and licensure as a Licensed Vocational Nurse or Registered Nurse in California.

A locum tenens Family Practice Physician is needed for a 120-day outpatient clinic assignment in Arizona, providing comprehensive patient care with a Monday to Friday schedule. The role involves managing walk-in cases, collaborating with clinic staff, and using EMR systems for documentation. Required qualifications include active Arizona medical licensure, ACLS, BLS, and DEA certifications, with competitive compensation and travel expenses covered.

The RN Coordinator - Infusion plans and coordinates new patient referrals, provides phone triage, and may deliver direct nursing and case management services related to infusion therapy in home, clinic, or alternate living settings. This role requires collaboration with patients, caregivers, physicians, and payors primarily in Oregon and southwest Washington. The position involves onsite work and demands at least 3 years of home infusion nursing experience and an active RN license in relevant states.

This position seeks a Travel Registered Nurse specialized in Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU) to provide advanced critical care to patients in Neptune, New Jersey. The role involves monitoring critically ill patients, administering complex treatments, operating life-support equipment, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams while adhering to strict safety and infection control standards. Competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, and ongoing professional support are offered for a 13-week travel assignment.

The Surgical Technician in Ambulatory Surgery at Providence Saint John's Health Center assists in surgical procedures by preparing sterile instruments, maintaining aseptic technique, and supporting the surgical team during operations. This per diem position requires at least five years of scrub technician experience and relevant certifications such as BLS and preferably CST. The role emphasizes patient safety, collaboration with nursing staff, and adherence to hospital quality standards in a busy healthcare environment.

The Senior Surgical Technician supports surgical teams by maintaining sterile fields, passing instruments, and assisting as a second scrub or first assistant during operations. This role requires certification in surgical technology and basic life support, working under the supervision of registered nurses. Providence offers comprehensive benefits and a supportive, inclusive work environment at their medical centers in Texas and New Mexico.

This role is for a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) specializing in medical oncology at Providence Centralia Hospital. The nurse provides patient-focused care with an emphasis on compassionate, whole-person treatment in a supportive and inclusive environment. Required qualifications include Washington state licensure, BLS certification, and at least one year of medical experience, with a focus on day shift work.

The Acute Care RN - Obstetrics position at Covenant Children's Hospital involves providing specialized nursing care in an acute obstetrics setting with a focus on patient-centered, whole-person care. Candidates must hold a valid Texas RN license, relevant certifications such as BLS and NRP, and have at least one year of RN experience. The role offers competitive pay, benefits, and opportunities for professional growth within a supportive and inclusive healthcare organization.

The Lead Veterinarian at the ASPCA provides high-quality veterinary care focusing on underserved communities, including performing high-volume spay/neuter surgeries and preventive care for cats and dogs. This role combines medical duties with leadership responsibilities such as training and mentoring veterinary staff, managing clinic operations, and promoting a positive team culture. The position requires a DVM degree, state veterinary license, and experience in high-volume spay/neuter and small animal medicine, offering comprehensive benefits and professional development opportunities.