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Zoetis Reference Laboratories (ZRL) is seeking a full time Clinical Pathologist for our Mukilteo, WA location or remote. Responsibilities primarily include interpretation of cytology, hematology, and protein electrophoresis testing with occasional urinalysis, chemistry, coagulation, and endocrine assessment, and case consultation with veterinarian customers. ZRL clinical pathologists are also expected to participate in the organization's Quality Management System. Successful candidates will have a passion for supporting the veterinary community, and a deep commitment to quality.

Charlie Health is seeking passionate and driven second-year master’s students in mental health programs to join our dynamic virtual care team for their clinical practicum or internship experience. As a clinical practicum student, you’ll gain direct experience working with high-acuity clients in a virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) setting, developing your clinical skills through a variety of client interactions and treatment modalities.

Join the Remote Services Team in NT as a Speech Pathologist! You'll visit unique Australian locations, supporting Central Australian schools and remote communities. Work collaboratively with families, providing culturally sensitive, evidence-informed therapy, and contribute to a multidisciplinary team.

This position receives/responds to incoming calls from referral sources/patients and communicates with providers for CareCentrix and contacts referral sources to advise them of referral status. Reviews utilization information concerning patient care for CareCentrix and matches those needs to available care options within the reauthorization guidelines provided by CareCentrix and patients’ health care. Assists the Supervisor and Manager with coaching, training, call monitoring, reports and mentoring of new associates. Acts as a clinical resource to department specialists, providing expertise and clinical knowledge. Negotiates with providers when needed and stay within the guidelines. Performs Utilization Management and participates in performance improvement activities.

Advocates at Solace play a vital role in helping patients navigate complex health challenges and address health-related social needs. We’re seeking a Lead Advocate to serve as a front-line resource to our growing team of advocates, providing guidance and support through all the steps of the advocate-patient journey. This position will assist with advocate onboarding and training, be the first-line responder for advocate questions, and develop content and protocols that will allow advocates to help a wider array of patients.

As a Clinical Operations Lead at Honor, you will play a critical role in fostering a safe and supportive care environment for both clients and Care Pros. This position requires a proactive, solution-oriented leader who thrives in a fast-paced environment and is comfortable navigating change. You will be responsible for monitoring safety escalations, assessing clinical risks, and collaborating with stakeholders to uphold the highest standards of care and safety.

The Registered Dietitian will be responsible for all nutrition-related aspects of care, working closely with family members to equip them with the skills needed to nutritionally restore their child. The Registered Dietitian consults in a collaborative fashion with the Equip treatment team to provide evidence-based care for families undergoing eating disorder treatment for their child via Equip’s family-based treatment approach.

The Patient Enrollment Coordinator position is an entry level position within the Patient Enrollment Department at Wake Research. The role involves responsibility and accountability for the timely enrollment of patients/study participants for all clinical research studies. Responsibilities include initiating phone contact with potential study participants from various lead sources, conducting phone-based pre-screening interviews, and providing detailed study information.

The OneSource Support Specialist is a high-touch Patient Support Program (PSP) role centered on delivering exceptional and personalized support to patients within the Alexion Rare Disease patient journey. Working as part of a Regional Care Team, the Specialist serves as the primary point of contact to patients and caregivers throughout their treatment journey from initial onboarding of product through long-term customized treatment adherence support.

As a Care Navigator specializing in community resources, you will play a vital role in ensuring that patients receive comprehensive care by connecting them with relevant community services and by assisting patients in closing care gaps. The Care Navigator plays a crucial role in providing a positive, welcoming experience for patients. The ideal candidate will have a strong customer-service orientation, be passionate about patient care, and never hesitate to go the extra mile.