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The Physical Therapist plans, organizes, and directs therapy services at Providence St. Patrick Hospital ensuring compliance with federal, state, and local regulations while providing high-quality patient care. This role requires Montana licensure and knowledge of rehabilitative clinical practices with a preference for at least one year of relevant hospital or medical facility experience. Providence offers comprehensive benefits and fosters a supportive, inclusive workplace culture dedicated to whole-person patient care.

The Occupational Therapist is responsible for planning and directing occupational therapy services in compliance with applicable regulations to ensure high-quality patient care at Providence St. Patrick Hospital. The role requires licensure and experience in hospital or related healthcare settings and involves providing patient-centered rehabilitation care. Providence offers comprehensive benefits and fosters an inclusive and supportive workplace culture for healthcare professionals.

The Physical Therapist plans, organizes, and directs physical therapy services to ensure high-quality patient care in an inpatient rehabilitation setting. The role requires licensure, relevant clinical experience, and adherence to healthcare regulations and standards. Providence offers a supportive work environment with comprehensive benefits and a commitment to diversity and inclusion.

The Senior Echocardiology Technologist performs echocardiographic procedures, assists physicians, and trains new staff under supervision. Candidates must have formal echocardiology training, national certification, and clinical experience. Providence offers comprehensive benefits, a supportive work culture, and focuses on patient-centered healthcare.

This part-time or per diem Physical Therapist will plan, organize, and direct physical therapy services to provide high-quality patient care in accordance with federal, state, and local regulations. The role requires licensure as a Physical Therapist in Montana and involves working in a hospital or related healthcare setting. Providence offers a supportive work environment with comprehensive benefits and a culture focused on patient-centered care and inclusivity.

A hospital in Louisiana is seeking a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) for a locum tenens position starting at the end of August. The candidate must be board certified with active BLS, DEA, and Louisiana state license, offering flexible 8-hour shifts. The position includes comprehensive benefits such as signing bonus, malpractice coverage, insurance, paid time off, and relocation assistance.

This locum tenens hospitalist position in Michigan involves providing long-term inpatient care with a 7 on/7 off schedule, managing around 17 patients daily. The role requires ICU experience and comfort with ventilated patients, intubation, line placement, and supervision of stress testing, with training provided if needed. The hospitalist will work collaboratively with advanced practice providers in a team-based environment.

Seeking a full-time Internal Medicine physician for an outpatient primary care role in Bakersfield, California, offering a flexible 4-day work week with no nights or weekends. Responsibilities include seeing approximately 20 commercially insured patients daily using Athena Health EMR, with onsite imaging facilities like X-ray and Ultrasound. The position offers competitive compensation exceeding $300,000, sign-on bonuses, relocation assistance, malpractice insurance, and full benefits in a family-friendly community.

This position is for a board-certified Neonatologist at a Level III NICU near Notre Dame, IN, providing care for infants from 22 weeks with advanced procedures and full imaging resources. The role offers a balance of professional fulfillment and quality of life, with competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and a supportive family-oriented community. The hospital supports a stable nursing staff and collaborates with Level IV facilities, ensuring high standards of neonatal care.

This role is for a full-time Speech-Language Pathologist providing onsite speech and language therapy services to PreK-12 students in Columbia, SC. The position requires conducting assessments, developing individualized therapy plans, and collaborating with educators and parents to support student communication needs. Candidates must hold relevant certifications and licenses, including ASHA CCC and state licensure, with a strong commitment to improving student outcomes in a school setting.