Lead Clinical Operations on system related initiatives and throughout a clinical system’s life cycle, ensuring adoption of new capabilities. Partner to define operational terminology and data conventions used for clinical systems. Provide oversight of system vendors, monitoring and addressing gaps in both quality and timeliness of their work. Evaluate industry trends and best practices.

This role ensures the success of customer facing events with Fujifilm’s endoscopic and/or endosurgical technologies. It requires understanding clinical needs, proactively planning for events, and soliciting feedback to continually improve event success. The role involves managing equipment, coordinating with sales and marketing, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

As Clinical Site Manager, you will be responsible for maximizing site performance and engagement in client-conducted clinical studies, leveraging clinical operational and therapeutic expertise to support their execution, while ensuring compliance with SOPs, GCP, and regulatory requirements. You will also develop strong relationships with investigators/staff to support clinical development programs.

Lead a dedicated team to deliver exceptional Palliative Care services for patients and families, driving clinical operations and taking ownership of the Palliative Care Program’s P&L. Collaborate with operational leaders to uncover new market opportunities and execute forward-thinking strategies to achieve organizational goals. Must be able to travel up to 25% as needed.

The Authorization Specialist will submit approval requests using paper forms, printed documentation, fax, payer portals or other means to obtain authorization for services and will complete follow up to ensure timely turnaround and escalate problem accounts for resolution. They will have regular contact with patients, insurance plans, physician offices, and other personnel.

As Program Manager, you will manage a team dedicated to providing longitudinal care management for patients with kidney disease. You will serve as a collaborative and supportive leader responsible for the day-to-day operations of your care management team, focusing on proactive, person-centered care. Your primary duties include managing the performance of team members, providing ongoing training and development, and ensuring adherence to best practices and protocols.

The Director of Clinical Quality will be responsible for ensuring the successful implementation and execution of clinical programs across Equip’s Care Delivery function, overseeing the operationalization of protocol adherence, including driving meaningful data reporting and monitoring. This role identify gaps in protocol adherence, ensure alignment between clinical quality improvement processes/initiatives and broader organizational objectives.

The Medical Director provides clinical leadership for the Disability Evaluation Services (DES) Program and is responsible for supervising the physician advisors and quality assurance consultants as well as ensuring compliance for contracted network consultative examination providers. The director leads internal Clinical Consultation Committee for the handling and decision making of contested cases.

The National Sr. Director, Program Development, Health Science, Resuscitation is responsible for developing and leading the Resuscitation Science function. They will work with Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) volunteers to oversee the development of the ECC guidelines and science review for ECC products.

The Medical Claims Examiner adjudicates medical claims based on health policy provisions and established guidelines. Reviews claims, requests additional information, and initiates claim investigations. Maintains production and quality standards and participates in training.