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The Registered Nurse in the Perioperative Medicine Clinic provides direct and indirect nursing care for patients from infancy to geriatrics, focusing on safety, quality, and effective treatment. The role requires collaboration with healthcare teams, assessment and evaluation of patient needs, and the ability to float to other nursing units as necessary. Candidates must hold an active RN license, possess BCLS and ACLS certifications, and infusion therapy experience is preferred.

The Registered Nurse in General Medical/Surgical provides direct and indirect nursing care to patients across various age groups in a hospital setting, ensuring adherence to established clinical standards. The role requires competency in IV therapy, BCLS certification, and a collaborative approach with healthcare teams to achieve quality patient outcomes. The position offers flexible scheduling, competitive salary with bonuses, and a supportive, inclusive workplace culture at a nationally recognized medical center.

The Surgical Technician - First Assist per diem position provides key support to surgeons during operations by assisting with exposure, hemostasis, and other technical tasks under direct supervision. The role requires certification as a Surgical First Assistant and proficiency in perioperative practices to ensure patient safety and optimal surgical outcomes. The position is part of Sierra Medical Center, an acute care hospital within the Northern Nevada Health System, emphasizing compassion, quality, and teamwork in patient care.

The Registered Nurse II provides individualized, goal-directed patient care in a medical-surgical setting under general supervision, ensuring safe and effective treatment. This role requires an Associate’s Degree in Nursing, RN licensure, Basic Life Support (BLS), and Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certifications. The position involves physically demanding activities and collaboration with healthcare team members to deliver optimal patient outcomes.

The Certified Medical Assistant (MCP) supports patient care by performing clinical and administrative tasks in outpatient settings under physician supervision. Responsibilities include interviewing patients, measuring vital signs, preparing examination rooms, and documenting patient information while maintaining certifications and compliance with health protocols. The position requires physical ability to assist patients, effective communication, and current certification in medical assisting and Basic Life Support.

The Registered Nurse at the Ambulatory Surgery Center provides direct patient care through pre-operative, procedural, and recovery stages, primarily assisting with pain management injections. The role involves patient assessments, IV starts, and coordination of pre-admission telephone processes in a fast-paced outpatient surgical environment. Ideal candidates hold RN licensure, nursing credentials, and experience in ambulatory surgery or related settings, supporting a high volume of daily patients.

This role involves handling inbound and outbound customer interactions via phone, chat, and email to provide support, sales, and education for various clients. The position requires excellent communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and adherence to company policies in a fast-paced call center environment. It is an entry-level, on-site position offering comprehensive training, benefits, and career growth opportunities within a global business process outsourcing company.

The Sales Representative role at MCI involves making inbound and outbound calls to prospective and existing customers, promoting products and services, and delivering excellent customer experiences. The position requires strong communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and adherence to company policies and procedures, with opportunities for growth and comprehensive benefits. MCI operates as a tech-enabled business services company specializing in contact center solutions, BPO, and cloud technology across various industries.

The Outpatient Radiologic Technologist performs diagnostic imaging exams including x-rays, c-arm, and bone density scans, ensuring safety, accuracy, and adherence to protocols. Responsibilities include patient care, equipment maintenance, infection control, and collaboration with radiologists and clinical staff to support diagnostic processes. The role requires certification by the ARRT, state licensure, BLS certification, and adherence to safety and quality standards within a healthcare setting.

The Radiology Technologist performs radiographic procedures using ionizing radiation for diagnostic purposes in adult and pediatric patients, requiring strong technical skills and anatomical knowledge. The role demands licensure and certification, including ARRT registration and Basic Life Support certification, with responsibilities carried out under minimal supervision. Physical ability to handle various job demands and excellent communication skills are essential for success in this position at a healthcare facility.