Jobs at Optum

The Patient Care Coordinator greets patients, verifies insurance, schedules appointments, maintains records, and ensures high-quality customer service in a healthcare environment.

As a Bilingual Field Based Community Health Worker, you'll engage with Medicaid members to facilitate access to care, provide education, and perform home assessments. The role involves significant community interaction, including visits to members' homes and participation in events.

As a Field Based Community Health Worker, you'll connect with Medicaid members, provide education on resources, and perform home visits for assessments and health management.

As a Registered Nurse in Home Health, you will provide nursing care to patients at home, coordinate care plans, supervise aides, and ensure compliance with laws and agency policies.

The Specimen Processing Supervisor oversees lab operations, manages staff, ensures compliance, and delivers exceptional patient service while maintaining quality standards.

Conduct in-home health assessments, educate members on health, document medical history, and develop care plans, traveling across Washington state to improve outcomes.

The Patient Care Coordinator greets patients, organizes daily activities, verifies insurance, schedules appointments, and maintains records while ensuring quality customer service.

The Lab Clerk processes specimens, performs data entry in EHR and LIS systems, and provides customer service regarding lab tests. Responsibilities include preparing samples, maintaining equipment, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

The Surgical Technologist is responsible for pre-operative, intraoperative, and post-operative functions, maintaining sterile techniques and assisting surgical teams.

The RN in this role is responsible for patient safety in the OR, developing care plans, supervising staff, and ensuring aseptic conditions during surgery.

The RN Infusion provides patient care, supports providers, evaluates patient needs, and coordinates learning plans for patients and families.

The Medical Assistant performs back office activities to assist providers, including administering injections, diagnostic testing, and maintaining quality standards, while delivering exceptional customer service.

As a Coding Supervisor, you will manage coding staff, ensure compliance, train employees, and improve coding efficiency while providing excellent customer service.

The RN provides personalized patient care, supports providers, and assists in coordinating care by assessing needs and recommending solutions.

The Medical Assistant supports providers in clinics through back-office tasks, including injections, diagnostic tests, and customer service.

The Mammography Technologist performs high-quality digital mammograms, follows protocols, ensures patient safety, evaluates images, and maintains equipment cleanliness.

The Remote Telephonic Case Manager will assist Medicaid members with care coordination, transitions from facilities, engage with members, and provide education on healthcare needs, primarily for a Spanish-speaking population.

The Medical Assistant performs back-office activities to assist providers, including administering injections and diagnostic testing, while ensuring exceptional customer service.

The Primary Care Physician will provide outpatient care, managing a patient load of 18-22 per day, focusing on family or internal medicine, with support from medical assistants and AI scribes.

As a Home Infusion Nurse, you'll provide skilled clinical care to patients at home, ensuring safe and effective infusion therapy while building therapeutic relationships.