Jobs at Optum

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

Serve as the first point of contact for the practice, manage patient intake and scheduling, verify insurance, collect signatures and payments, maintain records, follow HIPAA/OSHA, support team goals, and provide coverage at other locations as needed.

Lead research and development of LLM and generative AI solutions, design scalable real-time ML models, define priorities and metrics for deep learning and RAG, promote Responsible AI best practices, and drive adoption of new methods across 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.

As a Home Health Registered Nurse, you'll coordinate patient care, supervise aides, document visit details, and ensure high-quality services.

Provide outpatient Gastroenterology care, manage patients, evaluate GI conditions, and collaborate with a healthcare team without inpatient responsibilities.

Provide high-level executive administrative support for multiple C-level leaders, including calendar and travel management, meeting coordination and minutes, expense reporting, onboarding/offboarding support, confidential correspondence, light project management, recruiting logistics, and serving as an administrative process resource and liaison across business segments.

Provide in-home primary and acute care for high-risk patients: conduct comprehensive assessments, med reconciliation, point-of-care testing, manage acute and sub-acute conditions, document using ICD-10, coordinate with interdisciplinary team, conduct advanced illness/care planning, and provide education and counseling. Daily travel to patient homes required.

Provide in-home comprehensive assessments for Medicare Advantage and other plan members, including history, med reconciliation, vitals, exams, screenings and point-of-care testing; identify diagnoses, close care gaps, educate patients, address social determinants, coordinate with PCPs, recognize urgent situations, and make referrals.

Field-based senior account manager responsible for growing specialty pharmacy referral volume across Seattle/Northern Oregon. Build provider relationships, execute territory plans, present pharmacy solutions, manage pipeline in Salesforce, and coordinate with internal clinical and access teams to accelerate patient time-to-therapy while meeting sales targets and compliance requirements.

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

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

Perform MRI exams using appropriate scanner protocols; screen and prepare patients, start IVs and administer contrast, evaluate image quality, maintain equipment cleanliness, and complete MRI quality control and documentation.

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

Front-desk medical role managing patient intake, scheduling, insurance verification, payments, and EHR documentation (Epic). Provides phone/email support, maintains workflows, follows HIPAA/OSHA, and supports practice performance goals.

Coordinate care and case manage members with complex behavioral health needs, focusing on Washington State's CLIP program. Conduct assessments, develop care plans, manage referrals and eligibility, perform utilization reviews, support transitions and discharge planning, mentor team members, participate in quality improvement, and ensure regulatory compliance.

Provide expert palliative nursing care by conducting home and telephonic visits, assessing goals and symptoms, developing individualized care plans, coordinating across care settings, supporting advance care planning, documenting complex cases, educating staff, and fostering interdisciplinary, patient-centered care.

The Associate Patient Care Coordinator serves as the initial contact for patient inquiries, organizes daily activities, schedules appointments, verifies patient information, and ensures adherence to care protocols while delivering quality customer service.

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

Perform in-home long term care insurance assessments: collect demographics, medication and physician information; evaluate ADL/IADL function; conduct brief cognitive screening; document findings in a point-of-care web application.