Provide overnight on-call ultrasound coverage in Needham, Massachusetts, performing general diagnostic ultrasound examinations and reporting to the facility when called in.
Compensation
Competitive compensation
Base payment for carrying the pager during assigned overnight on-call hours
Additional call-in compensation when reporting onsite to perform ultrasound examinations
Responsibilities
Remain available during assigned overnight on-call hours and respond to requests for ultrasound examinations
Report to the assigned facility when called in to perform diagnostic ultrasound studies
Perform general diagnostic ultrasound examinations in accordance with NAVIX and client protocols
Prepare patients for ultrasound examinations and select the appropriate transducer for each study
Obtain, review, and retrieve pertinent patient history, physical examination findings, and supporting clinical information
Requirements
Graduation from a CAAHEP-accredited Diagnostic Medical Sonography program
Nice to have: One to two years of diagnostic ultrasound experience
Nice to have: Previous experience providing on-call or hospital-based diagnostic ultrasound services
Nice to have: Strong computer skills and experience with clinical documentation systems
Provide direct and indirect nursing care within the assigned clinical program, supporting patient care needs across designated units and sites based on operational requirements, patient acuity, staffing needs, and established program priorities.
Locations (3)
Oakville, Ontario, Canada
Milton, Ontario, Canada
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Compensation
Salary: $41.15 to $58.98 per hour
Responsibilities
Provide safe, competent, patient- and family-centred nursing care within the assigned program.
May work across designated units and sites within the assigned program based on operational need and assignment.
Support staffing needs related to vacancies, sick calls, leaves of absence, education, surge, onboarding, and other program priorities.
Intermediate Clinical Pharmacist - Infusion Medication Access Team
The Clinical Pharmacist serves within IU Health's centralized system-level infusion access model and functions as a clinical liaison between ordering providers, infusion operations, and revenue cycle teams, supporting timely patient access to infusion therapies.
Responsibilities
Review infusion referrals and treatment plans to assess completeness, clinical appropriateness, and alignment with payer requirements
Evaluate supporting clinical documentation against payer medical policies, evidence-based guidelines, and therapy-specific coverage criteria
Assist providers in developing medical necessity documentation, letters of medical necessity, and clinical justification materials
Collaborate closely with financial clearance and authorization teams to provide clinical information required for payer review
Evaluate payer site-of-care requirements and restrictions for infusion therapies
Requirements
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree from an accredited college or school of pharmacy
Bachelor's of Science in Pharmacy prior to 2006
Nice to have: Infusion-related pharmacy experience
Nice to have: Board certification (BCPS, BCACP, CSP)