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The Certified Child Life Specialist provides psychosocial support, education, and therapeutic play to pediatric patients and their families to help them cope with hospitalization and medical procedures. They collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, assist families through grief, and develop educational resources for staff and patients. This role requires certification and specialized training in child development and psychosocial care within a healthcare setting.

The Physician Leader in Primary Care oversees clinical operations for a team of advanced practice providers, balancing administrative duties with direct patient care for a panel of 140 patients. This role is integral to a value-based care model delivering home-based primary care across multiple states, focusing on chronic condition management and improving care quality. Responsibilities include supervising clinical teams, ensuring compliance with quality metrics, and collaborating with multidisciplinary healthcare professionals to enhance patient outcomes.

A Pediatric Intensivist Physician provides primary, acute, and chronic medical care including emergency and inpatient services, primarily focused on pediatric patients in hospital and community health center settings. Responsibilities include patient care, record keeping, continuing education, participation in quality assurance programs, and consultation with medical and administrative staff. The role demands strong clinical skills, adherence to regulatory and ethical standards, bilingual communication abilities, and flexibility to work varying hours including on-call coverage.

The Senior Nursing Assistant (CNA) provides resident-centered care and daily living assistance in a long-term care facility under RN supervision, ensuring physical, psychological, and hygienic needs are met. Responsibilities include assisting with personal care, vital signs, mobility, meals, documentation, and supporting nursing staff. The role requires CNA certification, experience in long-term care, ongoing education, and adherence to infection control and safety policies.

The RN- CMH Surgery role involves providing and managing patient care within a surgical setting through assessment, planning, intervention, and evaluation based on evidence-based nursing practices. The nurse collaborates with interdisciplinary teams to ensure optimal patient outcomes, educates patients and families, and participates in quality improvement initiatives. Licensed Registered Nurses with BLS certification and a Bachelor's degree in Nursing are required to support patient safety, clinical excellence, and professional development in a hospital environment.

The Clinical Pharmacist at CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Hospital is responsible for preparing and dispensing medications, monitoring patient drug therapies, and providing drug information to healthcare professionals and patients. This role includes supervising pharmacy staff, ensuring compliance with regulations, participating in clinical interventions, and contributing to quality improvement and stewardship programs. The position requires a Doctor of Pharmacy or BS Pharmacy degree, relevant licensure, and hospital experience is preferred.

The Senior Nursing Assistant (CNA) provides resident-centered care and daily living assistance in a long-term care facility under RN supervision, ensuring physical, psychological, and hygienic needs are met. Responsibilities include assisting with personal care, vital signs, mobility, meals, documentation, and supporting nursing staff. The role requires CNA certification, experience in long-term care, ongoing education, and adherence to infection control and safety policies.

The Spanish Bilingual Licensed Nurse (LPN or LVN) at BioLife Plasma Services supports plasma center operations by determining donor eligibility, managing donor reactions, and ensuring compliance with medical and safety regulations. They collaborate with center physicians and managers to provide high-quality plasma collection and support employee health programs. The role requires clinical nursing experience, state licensure, and certifications including CPR, AED, and basic IV therapy.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) at BioLife Plasma Services supports plasma donor eligibility assessment, manages donor adverse events, and collaborates with medical staff to ensure compliance with plasma collection regulations. The role includes responsibilities for medical support, employee health programs, and environmental health and safety within the plasma center. This position requires an LPN license, CPR/AED certification, and clinical experience, offering day-one benefits and career growth opportunities in a fast-paced healthcare environment.

The RN - Interventional Radiology Nurse provides comprehensive nursing care and moderate sedation for patients undergoing interventional radiology procedures, collaborating closely with physicians, anesthesia, and radiology staff. The role includes patient assessment, administration of medications, monitoring during procedures, documentation, and patient education in a hospital setting. This position requires multiple certifications and adherence to safety and quality standards to ensure effective patient care in radiology modalities.