48 Job openings found

A hospital attendant provides non-clinical support, assisting patients with daily tasks, mobility, and comfort while helping nursing staff. Key duties include feeding, cleaning, transporting patients, changing linens, and monitoring for changes in condition. Ideal candidates have strong communication skills, patience, and often a high school diploma or CNA certification.  Key Responsibilities Patient Care ...

A Hospital TPA (Third-Party Administrator) Incharge manages the entire health insurance and cashless claim process, acting as a crucial liaison between patients, insurance companies, and the hospital. Key duties include verifying insurance eligibility, handling authorization, processing claims, and resolving disputes to ensure timely financial reimbursements and improve patient satisfaction.  BusinessKey Responsibilities and ...

A Hospital Accountant manages the financial operations of a healthcare facility, including patient billing, insurance claims, accounts payable/receivable, and payroll. Key responsibilities include ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations, maintaining accurate financial records (ledgers, balance sheets), auditing, and analyzing costs to maintain financial health.  Key Job Responsibilities Billing & Receivables: Supervise patient billing, ensure timely ...

AI Overview           A Hospital Computer Operator ensures accurate digital maintenance of patient records, billing, and administrative data using Hospital Management Systems (HMS). They input data, generate reports, troubleshoot basic IT issues, and maintain data confidentiality, supporting clinical staff in a fast-paced environment.  Key Responsibilities Data Entry & Maintenance: Input patient data, billing information, and clinical ...

An Ayushman Bharat Incharge (often referred to as an Ayushman Coordinator or Manager) in a hospital manages the end-to-end operationalization of the PM-JAY scheme. Key responsibilities include beneficiary verification, handling pre-authorizations, managing claims on the Transaction Management System (TMS), and ensuring timely billing to reduce claim rejection rates.  Key Job Description and Responsibilities: Transaction ...

An IT Incharge for a hospital manages all technological infrastructure, including Electronic Health Records (EHR), network security, and hardware maintenance. Key responsibilities include ensuring 24/7 system uptime, compliance with data privacy regulations (e.g., HIPAA), managing IT staff, and providing technical support to clinical personnel.  Key Responsibilities and Duties System Administration: Overseeing daily operations of ...

A Female Hospital Supervisor oversees daily clinical operations, manages nursing/support staff, ensures compliance with healthcare regulations, and improves patient care quality. Key duties include scheduling, performance evaluation, conflict resolution, and coordinating with doctors. Ideal candidates possess nursing or health management backgrounds, leadership skills, and strong communication abilities.    Key Job Responsibilities Staff Management: Supervise, train, ...

A Senior Manager of Administration in a hospital is responsible for overseeing daily operations, managing staff, and ensuring regulatory compliance. Key duties include financial oversight like budgeting, developing and implementing policies, coordinating with medical staff, and managing administrative functions such as purchasing, records, and facilities maintenance. This role requires strong leadership, ...

A Corporate Manager in a hospital or healthcare system is a senior-level position focused on strategic planning, financial sustainability, and operational efficiency across the organization or specific departments. This role Bridges the gap between clinical care and business administration to ensure high-quality, cost-effective patient care.  Here is a detailed job description based ...

An Ophthalmic Technician in a hospital setting prepares patients for exams, performs complex diagnostic testing (OCT, tonometry, fundus photography), assists with minor surgeries, and manages electronic medical records (EMR). They work closely with ophthalmologists to manage patient flow, ensure sterile environments, and educate patients, typically requiring a high school diploma, COA/COT ...