Jobs at Northwell Health

Performs and documents clinical laboratory tests per established protocols, maintains equipment and supplies, follows quality control and infection control practices, troubleshoots instrumentation and reagents, and performs preventive maintenance and related duties.

Registers patients, receives and verifies laboratory orders, logs and processes specimens, performs centrifugation and aliquoting, prepares samples for testing, enters results, maintains supplies and work areas, communicates critical values, and performs phlebotomy as needed. May transport specimens, reports, or supplies between locations while following safety and infection-control procedures.

Registers patients, receives and verifies laboratory orders, processes and prepares blood and urine specimens, performs phlebotomy, enters and reports results, maintains supplies and work areas, and follows safety and infection-control procedures. May notify physicians of critical values and transport specimens, reports, or supplies between locations.

Manages a multidisciplinary trauma clinical program, including nursing standards, staff education, quality improvement, patient-care outcomes, regulatory compliance, trauma data management, research support, and operational, personnel, and financial activities. Serves as a liaison among hospital leadership, clinical staff, administration, and pre-hospital providers while supporting trauma-system development and community outreach.

Provides clerical and administrative support, including correspondence, visitor reception, telephone handling, appointment scheduling, file and patient record maintenance, meeting minutes, payment collection, inventory management, and supply ordering. Performs related office duties as required.

Provides clerical and administrative support for an office or department, including typing correspondence, greeting visitors, answering phones, scheduling meetings, maintaining files and patient records, taking minutes, collecting payments, managing inventory, and ordering supplies.

Under pharmacist supervision, assists with preparing inpatient and outpatient medications, labeling prescriptions, sterile compounding, medication inspections, inventory management, drug storage, shipment verification, recordkeeping, and providing drug information. Performs administrative pharmacy duties and prepares reports. Requires a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, a current New York State Pharmacy Intern permit, relevant certifications as needed, and 0–1 years of experience.

Operates CT and X-ray equipment, prepares and positions patients, performs radiologic examinations, processes and archives images, monitors patient conditions, documents procedures, and maintains equipment. The role requires appropriate licensure, ARRT registration, completion of an approved radiologic technology program, and at least one year of radiologic exam experience.

Supports hospital quality improvement and nursing informatics initiatives within Patient Care Services. Participates in interdisciplinary process-improvement teams, prepares performance-improvement and variance reports, conducts patient-care focus studies, and assists with investigations of reportable incidents, complaints, sentinel events, and regulatory citations. Coordinates corrective-action recommendations, presents patient-specific concerns to leadership and committees, and uses databases and office technology to create reports, presentations, and storyboards.

Evaluate and diagnose ocular motility and sensorimotor vision disorders under an ophthalmologists supervision. Perform specialized eye tests, use prisms and ophthalmic instruments, provide history-taking, consult on treatments, educate trainees and technicians, assist pediatric ophthalmologists, and utilize lenses/filters to improve patient vision.

Performs clinical laboratory testing and assays on biological specimens, reviews and reports patient results, communicates critical findings, maintains equipment and records, conducts quality control and proficiency testing, troubleshoots instrumentation, performs venipuncture, follows safety and infection-control procedures, and assists with SOP updates. Requires independent judgment and adherence to laboratory protocols and quality standards.

Provides clerical and administrative support for an office or department, including typing correspondence and reports, greeting visitors, answering phones, scheduling meetings, maintaining files and patient records, taking minutes, collecting payments, tracking inventory, and ordering supplies. Performs other related duties as required.

The Physician Assistant performs patient assessments, diagnoses, treatment plans, and ensures quality patient care in the Queens/Nassau County regions.

The role involves data abstraction, educating hospital staff on core measures, ensuring compliance with quality standards, and sharing best practices.

Performs routine and complex clinical laboratory tests, prepares specimens, reports results, maintains equipment and supplies, troubleshoots basic instrumentation and technical issues, and follows quality control, quality assurance, and infection control procedures.

Leads infrastructure coordinators supporting capital budgeting, procurement, deployment, configuration, and decommissioning of physical and virtual datacenter and desktop infrastructure. Manages capital and operating budget reporting, vendor cost validation, forecasting, design processes, application administration, training, and reporting. Partners with management and PMO teams to ensure technical designs and project deliverables are completed on schedule.

Manages daily administrative and operational activities for a multi-physician practice or division. Leads staff, budgets, scheduling, billing, compliance, program development, procurement, and performance improvement. Coordinates with physicians, clinical personnel, administration, research teams, and regulatory agencies while overseeing non-clinical personnel, reimbursement processes, HIPAA compliance, policies, capital planning, and operational initiatives.

Operates X-ray equipment and performs radiographic examinations according to departmental standards. Positions and assists patients, applies immobilization devices, labels and archives images, enters patient history, performs quality control, and reports abnormalities or contrast reactions to radiologists. Requires a technical diploma, New York State radiology technologist license, current ARRT registration, and 1–3 years of technical experience.

Leads daily operations across multiple physician practices, hospital services, specialties, cost centers, and locations. Oversees staff, business processes, financial and human resource management, patient care systems, quality initiatives, risk management, operational resources, and performance improvement. Partners with clinical and organizational leaders to execute strategic objectives, improve healthcare access and efficiency, monitor key performance indicators, and support patient safety.

Operate CT and/or MRI equipment, prepare and position patients, administer IV and oral contrast, perform varied imaging studies, ensure image quality and transmit to radiologists, assist in patient flow and manage contrast reactions. Maintain required documentation and certifications.