Employment Opportunities

Southern Illinois Open Positions

Medical Assistant (Float)
The Orthopaedic Institute of Southern Illinois is looking to recruit a medical assistant for our overall clinic to help with all physician offices. Qualifications: Although each duty within the scope of this position is extremely important, none will outweigh the importance of providing exceptional customer service to our patients, staff, and physicians. Customer service is considered the lifeblood of each physician's practice. The best candidate for this position will be one who holds a "service attitude" when dealing with everyone from patient to physician. A professional attitude is required along with good communications skills. Strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and having clinical experience is a must for this position. The medial assistant will be required to handle such duties as: answering/returning phone calls, pre-certifying procedures/tests with insurance companies, scheduling procedures and surgeries, patient work-up and maintaining an efficient flow of the clinic. This position is especially challenging because they will rotate between multiple physician offices throughout the day and week based on the needs of the patients and physicians. Special consideration will be given to applicants with electronic medical records expereince.

Western Kentucky Open Positions

Physical Therapist

Outpatient physical therapy department seeks to recruit a licensed physical therapist. Full time, Monday through Friday, no weekends or holidays.  Flexible schedule available. We offer a great team atmosphere in an energetic, dynamic workplace.  All outpatient orthopedic caseload.  Kentucky licensed PT required.  Competitive salary and excellent benefit package, including bonus incentive.  Experience preferred, but new graduates welcome to apply.

Radiology Supervisor

Coordinates and oversees all administrative and technical aspects of the radiology department regarding services, programs, policies, and evaluations.  Overall responsible for the technologists' orientation and competency within the department.  Performs such tasks as staff scheduling, daily supervision of staff, resolving patient issues, coordinating student clinical rotations, ensuring staff competency, PACS Administration, coordinating Physicist testing, oversight of ACR accreditation, and other duties involving the radiology department.  Could also cover in the radiology department as needed.  Graduate of a school of radiologic technology and ARRT registered required.  Kentucky license required.