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***PRN*** Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance is the largest orthopaedic surgery group in Tennessee. TOA concentrates on the diagnosis and treatment of disorders and injuries of the musculoskeletal system which allow our patients to live their best life. Ninety plus years later we are advancing the practice of orthopaedic surgery throughout the state. There are a number of reasons why TOA is an employer of choice; here are a few of them: Stability- TOA has been in Middle Tennessee since 1926 and has expanded to over 20+ locations across the state! Impact- TOA's team members use our careers - whether in our clinics or our business office - to make a positive difference in the community by building relationships and helping patients live their best life. Work Environment- The TOA team focuses on fostering an excellent working environment; one of positivity, collaboration, job satisfaction, and engagement. Total Rewards- TOA offers a comprehensive suite of benefits, including Medical, Dental, Paid Time Off, and more. Our 401(k) plan provides a company match, safe harbor match and profit-sharing match to go along with your contributions. This Physician Assistant position is dedicated to our Ortho Urgent Care facility in the One City Clinic. As such, the schedule will include expanded hours to for daytime, evening, and/or weekend staffing. The Physician Assistant is an extension of our Orthopaedic Surgeons, and works closely with them in our practice, serving an important role in our holistic patient care. Our PAs are responsible for providing routine patient care in a clinical setting and aiding our physicians ensuring that our patient care is of the highest effectiveness as quality. Our PAs spend a substantial amount of time in our clinical sites but will also support our surgeons in surgical settings. Perform comprehensive and problem-focused history and physical examinations. Order and interpret diagnostic studies (i.e. x-rays, MRIs, CTs). Establish a diagnosis, determine a treatment plan, implement the necessary ancillaries, and order additional and selective studies or laboratory evaluations. Work closely with the TOA surgeons to evaluate and treat patients in the office setting. Provide needed procedures; assist surgery and continually assess patients' needs and conduct appropriate follow up. Prepare written prescription orders for drugs and controlled substances and authorize prescription refills. Assist physicians and or ancillary staff in the application of specialized orthopaedic devices. Fit and measure for braces and orthopaedic devices. Assist physicians by recording patient progress notes and transcribe orders. Triage patient telephone calls, answer questions and provide consultation and education to the patient and personal representatives. Provide monitoring and continuity of care. Provide supporting documentation and coding information for all health care services provided. Participate in professional development activities and maintain professional affiliations. Protect patient privacy in compliance with HIPAA Privacy Regulations. Travel to multiple clinics or satellite offices as required. Requirements Graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant program/Nurse Practitioner Program with experience in Orthopaedic practices. Must have a minimum of 1 year of prior Orthopaedic / Urgent Care work expedience as a licensed Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner. Current and active licenses and certifications. Exceptional customer service skills. Demonstrated conflict management skills. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Strong organizational skills with great attention to detail. Operating room experience required. TOA is an equal opportunity employer. TOA conducts drug screens and background checks on applicants who accept employment offers

**Join our dynamic team as a frontline patient care representative who interacts with our patients to provide exceptional and compassionate patient care! The patient care representative may have the option to work remotely after an introductory training period. General Job Summary: Vital to the success of our organization with providing OrthoCincy patients and all other callers a premier Ortho experience while focusing on their individual needs. Essential Job Functions: Schedules appointments for patients either by phone when they call in, through the company website or when requested from the clinic via computerized message system. Uses computerized system to match physician/clinician availability with patients' preferences in terms of date and time. Ability to handle a high volume of incoming calls, while maintaining a high standard of productivity, efficiency and accuracy while working under pressure. Must be able to respond to various inquiries made by patients, hospitals, insurance companies, as well as other medical entities. Engaging in active listening with all callers, while acting as a contact point person between patients, providers and staff. Maintains scheduling system so records are accurate and complete and can be used to analyze patient/staffing patterns. Updates physicians/clinicians or medical assistants. Ensures that updates (e.g. cancellations or additions) are input daily into master schedule. Send requests to clinic for prescription refills and follow up with patients on messages from clinic via computerized message system. Establish and maintain effective working relationships with patients, providers, co-workers, and the public. Maintaining a calm, pleasant and compassionate tone while being able to diffuse tense situations. Follows HIPAA regulations. Perform other duties necessary or in the best interest of the department/organization. Requirements Education/Experience: High school diploma. Minimum one year experience in a medical practice and/or position encouraged. Experience in a high volume call center a plus. Other Requirements: Schedules will change as department needs change. Performance Requirements: Knowledge: Knowledge of OrthoCincy's Mission, Vision and Values. Knowledge of medical practice protocols related to scheduling appointments. Knowledge of anatomy and medical terminology. Knowledge of computerized scheduling systems. Knowledge of customer service principles and techniques. Knowledge of OSHA and safety standards. Skills: Skill in communicating effectively with providers, employees, customers and patients. Skill in maintaining appointment schedule via computerized means. Effective in critical thinking skills. Strong communication skills in a professional manner during stressful and sensitive situations with patients of all ages. Abilities: Ability to multi-task effectively Ability to communicate calmly and clearly Ability to analyze situations and respond appropriately. Ability to alternate between multiple computer systems in a timely manner. Equipment Operated: Standard office equipment. Work Environment: Standard call center workstation. Mental/Physical Requirements: Involves sitting and viewing a computer monitor 90% of the work day. Must be able to remain focused and attentive without distractions (i.e. personal devices).

Full-time Description This Hand Therapist position provides comprehensive evaluation and treatment to adult, geriatric, adolescent and pediatric patient population. The therapist completes and maintains all required patient documentation. It is expected that the therapist maintain a high patient satisfaction standard, be flexible to assist others as needed, and will meet the productivity standards. The incumbent is expected to have excellent communication skills, and may need to supervise support staff during patient care activities Customer Service Consistently demonstrates a professional, empathetic, service oriented delivery of healthcare to patients and their families Consistently demonstrates a professional and service oriented delivery of service to internal customers such as physicians, and employees Effectively manages external and internal complaints. Promptly responds to patient or internal requests, communicates information to supervisor to help resolve issues of service Quality Effectively evaluates, treats, delegates, documents, and discharges patients according to service guidelines and accepted practices. Adheres to organization, and department policies and procedures. Adheres to Federal and State regulatory laws and rules. Completes required medical education requirements in area of practice and scope within organizational role. Participates in program and service improvement Completes and maintains documentation of internal competencies. Financial Stewardship Accurately tracks individual productivity. Meets individual and clinic productivity standards Completes charging for services and supplies accurately, and indicated through matching documentation of services. Participates in providing education for the support staff Submits charges within organizational standard Demonstrates good stewardship of equipment, and looks for cost control when appropriate Requirements Must be a graduate of an accredited program in the therapy discipline with at least 1 year of Hand therapy experience or a Licensed CHT Must possess or be eligible for State of Tennessee licensure in that disciple. Must possess current certification in CPR TOA is an equal opportunity employer. TOA conducts drug screens and background checks on applicants who accept employment offers

Semmes Murphey Clinic is committed to implementing a team-based approach to provide excellence in patient care. The Neurosurgeon will work with other members of Semmes Murphey Clinic to provide clinical services, and is expected to participate in the appropriate team activities with the objective of providing a high standard of clinical practice and clinical expertise, while contributing to the provision of efficient and effective Neurological services at Semmes Murphey Clinic. The Neurosurgeon will perform surgeries on the brain, spine and peripheral nerves, as well as analyze test results and decide what treatment and/or procedure will provide the best inpatient and outpatient care for Neurosurgery patients. Essential Duties & Responsibilities Perform comprehensive and problem focused histories and physical examinations using medical instruments and equipment, ascertaining symptoms indicative of neurological disorders Interpret laboratory and diagnostic tests using CAT scans, MRI's, EEG's, myleograms, bone scans and other radiographic studies, as well as perform diagnostic procedures, including biopsies, cerebral angiograms, lumbar punctures, ventriculostomies to develop a treatment plan for neurosurgical conditions Implement therapeutic intervention for specific conditions where appropriate Treat and operate on patients with diseases/conditions of the brain, central nervous system and peripheral nerves Prescribe medications and recommended dietary and physical activity programs for a post-operative recovery Hospital duties to include consultations, admissions and provision of treatment and therapeutic plan for hospitalized patients, operative reports, discharge planning and discharge summaries Assist in the planning of Neurosurgery services at SMC and maintain a high standard of integrated patient care in Neurosurgery Service Design, conduct and/or participate in research studies, as appropriate Assist in the development of junior medical officers and other staff in training, where required Requirements Minimum Requirements Complete a degree from an accredited school of medicine Complete an American College of Graduate Medical Education accredited program in neurosurgery Pass written exam prior to completion of residency (Board Eligible) Board Certification by the American Board of Neurological Surgery within the time allowed after completion of Residency/Fellowship Maintain a controlled drug prescription certificate Maintain licensure in the state practicing Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Manual dexterity, endurance and concentration to perform neurosurgical operations Excellent communication skills, effective interpersonal skills, and productive work ethic Emotional strength and maturity, as well as passion, empathy and energy Ethical nature with the intent to do what is right for patients, colleagues, the practice and society, keeping the best interests of others in mind #DR

Full-time Description The Operating Room Circulator is responsible for the nursing care of patients while in the operating room. Participates as a team member or team leader in the planning and implementing of patient care. Able to utilize a body of nursing knowledge while giving direct and indirect patient care. Directs and assists in carrying out safe aseptic technique and procedures as adopted by the Clinical Administrator. Offers leadership to O.R. technicians, medical assistants, aid central service technicians. A. Objectives: Exhibits ability to coordinate the general flow of activities during case. Is conscious of the patient as an individual and behaves with courtesy, kindness, and discretion. May be able to function in roll of scrub nurse when needed. Knows basic principles of sterilization and disinfecting instruments and equipment; understands aseptic technique. Has ability to explain .and demonstrate new procedures and techniques. Secures emergency equipment and supplies when and as needed. Know the equipment and instruments necessary for specific procedures. Be able to assist in positioning the patient properly. Be able to assist the anesthesiologist/anesthetist. Recognize emergency situations and initiate proper action. Be able to complete forms and reports correctly. Be alert, calm and courteous at all times. Conforms to all rules and regulations governing the operating room. Assists in maintaining and processing supplies and instruments required in the operating room. Assists with obtaining special instruments, sets, and equipment as necessary from off-site locations. Assists with tracking equipment and instruments that have been loaned or harrowed. Assists with the training of new employees through mentoring. Demonstrates interpersonal skills that promote a team concept, resolves problems through the appropriate chain of command, is positive and professional, and can communicate effectively with surgeons, peers, and other health care members. Be able to anticipate future needs of the surgical team. Follow your case. Anticipate the needs of the team and be observant for breaks in technique. A RN will be assigned as a circulating nurse for each room. Follow pharmacy sen-ice policies in accordance with all federal, state and local laws. Performs all other duties assigned. B. Before Surgery: Check and stock your room with supplies. Wipe your lights and tables with germicide. Reflective cleaner may be used on the reflection areas of the lights. Make sure the suctions are back together and in working order. Prepare for the first case of the day. This includes instruments and equipment that are needed. Also obtain needed x-rays. Begin opening your packs and instruments. Assist scrub; ie. tie gown, count together, tum. Only radiopaque sponges may be put on the back table at the start of the case. Saline should be placed on back table. If copious amounts of saline are to be used, they may be placed in one of the double basins put on the back table. Inquire in the holding area for your patient. Check the following: a) Identify the patient, verbally and with the armband. b) Check the patient's chart for all necessary papers. c) Ask the patient what procedure is to be done and which anatomical site. d) Ask the patient about dentures, jewelry, metal, allergies, etc. Check the chart. Report at once anything unusual about the chart or patient. e) Make sure a headcover is on the patient and proceed to the room. f) Assist the patient onto the OR table. Untie gown strings, secure knee straps above the knees (if appropriate). and position on the table. Cover with warm blankets. 9. Assist the Anesthesiologist/ CRNA as needed. Never leave the room during induction; remain with the patient at his/her side. 10. Check to see if the patient was properly shaved. Adjust the spotlights and proceed with skin prep. 11. Place cautery ground pad on the patient after positioned. C. Responsibilities during any Operation: Must know the Procedure and the surgeon. Checking the room and equipment. a) Bring in and arrange additional equipment that will be needed. b) Make sure equipment is functioning properly. c) Set up needle and instrument counts. 3. Obtain sterile supplies for procedure provided if scrub nurse has not done this. 4. Prepare and open equipment and supplies for the scrub nurse/tech. a) Set up scrub nurse's gown and gloves. b) Set up prep trays. c) Open sterile supplies. 5. Receive your patient. a) Talk with the patient soon after he/she arrives in the OR- b) Re-identify and ask patient what procedure is to be done and which anatomical site. c) Again ask the patient about dentures, jewelry, metal, allergies, etc. Check the chart. Report at once anything unusual about the chart or patient. d) Assist to OR table as necessary. 6. Prepare to assist the Anesthesia Department: a) Never leave the patient alone once he/she is on the table. b) Assist Anesthesia personnel with IV's and be available during induction to assist as needed. 7. Positioning the patient: a) Final positioning is accomplished after anesthesia. b) Have positioning accessories, cautery plates, etc., in readiness and follow the procedure for proper positioning. c) Make sure all tubes are properly connected, lights positioned. Make final check to ensure that the patient is protected against pressure on nerves or impaired circulation. 8. Prep the patient according to specific procedure and Parkwest Surgery Center policy. 9. Assist and obser'1e for proper draping technique. D. Duties at the Start of the Case: Help the scrub move Mayo stand, back tables, basins and other equipment into proper placement. Place footstool and/or sitting stools if procedure indicates. Note incision time. Attach suction, cautery, and pour saline and water into basin. Place kick buckets. Remain in the operating room at all times, unless properly relieved. If you must leave the room without relief, tell the scrub nurse where you are going, and return immediately. If it is a local procedure, stay where the patient can see you. Control the traffic and noise in your room. a) Avoid unnecessary talk and movement. b) Make sure persons entering your room are properly attired. 9. Watch the field 10. Keep the room in order. a) Keep suture ends, sponges, etc., picked up off the floor. b) Retrieve sponges and place in bags for counting as they are thrown in the kick buckets. 11. Keep sponges readily to count. a) Make sure all sponges added to the case are properly counted. 12. Keep accurate and legible records. a) Spell correctly. b) Know the surgeon and assistant's names. c) Ask surgeon what the preoperative diagnosis is. (It should be on the chart, but double check). d) As surgeon begins to close, ask what the operative diagnosis is and what the procedure was. Make sure your records correspond with anesthesia records. e) Ask the scrub tech/nurse or surgeon what the specimen is if you are not positive of its identity. Have labels ready for specimen containers 13. Be aware of emergence procedures should unforeseen situations arise. 14. Secure a suitable position so that all team members are visible-to be certain that aseptic technique is maintained throughout the procedure. E. Duties after Surgery: Assist with dressings. a) Give sterile dressing materials to the scrub tech/nurse. b) Have appropriate tape available. c) Assist in securing the dressing. d) Assist with casting materials when required. 2. Assist scrub team in taking off their gowns. 3. Bring recovery stretcher into the room. 4. Assist anesthesia personnel as needed. a) Call the anesthesiologist to inform him/her that the case is finished. b) Be available during extubation. c) Have suction apparatus within reach. d) Restrain the patient if necessary. 5. Keep patient from interfering with anesthesia equipment. 6. Maintain a safe position for the patient on the OR table. 7. Assist in moving the patient onto the recovery room stretcher. a) Obtain patient roller and place on the recovery stretcher. b) Secure help if required to move the patient safely. c) Check to see that any catheters, suctions, LV. solutions, etc., are moved with the patient. d) Obtain a warm blanket for the patient if necessary. 8. Assist the Anesthesiologist to move the patient to the post anesthetic recovery room. 9. Complete all paperwork and place in the appropriate area. a) Record of surgery b) PACU record c) Implant sheet 10. Remove specimens to proper area, being sure all labels are filled out properly. a) Include appropriate specimen slips. 11. Assist in cleaning up the operating room. a) Remove all linen and trash. b) Use germicidal solution to wash all furniture that was soiled or what came in contact with the patient. c) Wet-mop floor with a germicidal solution. d) Clean and make ready any equipment used. 12. Re-assemble and make ready all O.R. furniture. 13. Wash hands. F. Performs all other duties as assigned. Requirements Education/Training Graduate of an accredited school of nursing. Current Tennessee state license. Registered Nurse licensure Membership in a professional organization preferred. Current BCLS and ACLS certified within six months of hire. Preferably two plus year experience in the operating room . Knowledge/Abilities Comprehensive knowledge of modern nursing concepts. Working knowledge of Center policies which govern the activities of nursing division. Has ability to act efficiently and rationally in emergency situations. Functions as a team member with strong interpersonal communication skills. Demonstrates attention to detail and in meeting the needs of the surgeons.

Full-time Description Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance is one of the nation's largest orthopedic networks. TOA offers comprehensive medical and surgical treatment of bone, joint and soft tissue disorders. Our treatment is compassionate, conservative and prompt, providing patients with the specialized orthopedic care they deserve. There are numerous reasons why TOA is an employer of choice; here are a few of them: Stability and Growth - TOA promotes long-term employment in positions as well as growth opportunities for those who want to further their career goals. Impact - TOA's team members use our careers - whether in our clinics or our business office - to make a positive difference in the community by building relationships and positively impacting patient lifestyles. Work Environment - The TOA team focuses on cultivating an excellent working environment; one of positivity, collaboration, job satisfaction, and engagement. Total Rewards - TOA offers competitive salaries based on the current East Tennessee wage market, plus a comprehensive benefit package, including Medical, Dental, Paid Time Off, Extended Illness Bank and more. Our 401(k) plan provides a company match, safe harbor match and profit-sharing match to go along with your contributions. General Summary: The central supply technician is responsible for processing, maintaining and organization instruments, equipment and supplies used in surgery. Functional knowledge of various methods used to clean, sterilize and package instruments and surgical supplies. Basic knowledge of aseptic technique. Knowledge of instrument names and ability to recognize malfunctioning instructions and equipment. Knowledge of chemicals used to clean and process instruments and surgical supplies. Process instruments according to policy, ensuring sterility and cleanliness at all times, documenting as required Organizes sets according to instrument list; dates and signs as indicated. Maintains set lists and updates as determined by Clinical Manager. Manages the flow of instruments in the instrument rooms ( clean, dirty, and storage) under the Clinical Nurse Manager. Ensures daily and weekly cleaning of sterilizers and washer-sterilizer. Operates autoclave, washer-sterilizer any other equipment necessary to process instruments. Reports any malfunctioning equipment or instruments immediately to Clinical Nurse manager. Ensures that items necessary for surgery are sterilized and available for use in a timely manner. Keeps abreast of the flow of cases and needs of the surgeon and staff while surgeries are in process and organizes work accordingly. Assist with O.R. turnovers as needed and able. Follows protocol for decontamination of instruments and sets according to policy. Manages the utilization and disposal of contaminated waste; ensures that biohazardous waste is boxed ad handled according to protocol. Assists Clinical Nurse Manager with inventory specific to the Central area. Identifies needs and lists items for Clinical Nurse Manager. May assist in the operating room for cleaning, prepping, turn over or assistance during a case as needed. Maintains sterilization records according to established procedure. Responsible for ensuring all appropriate biological test are completed daily on flash sterilizers and Steris units. Ensures flash records are completed and reports problematic areas to the Clinical Nurse Manager. Assists with obtaining special instruments, sets and equipment as necessary from off-site. Follows special request to assist others as determine by Clinical Nurse Manager. Practices constructive interpersonal communication skills. Conforms to all rules and regulations governing the operating room and its functions. Maintains all equipment and instrumentation, ensuring adequate function and operation. Assists in arrangement for repairs as delegated by Clinical Nurse Manager. Assist with pulling of cases as needed. Maintains the Sterile Processing area, puts sets away and ensures that the area is neat and organized. Assists with tracking equipment and instruments that have been loaned or barrowed. Performs all other duties assigned, Requirements Here are some qualifications our successful candidate posses. Focused on Patient Satisfaction: Responds in a prompt and empathetic manner to meet patient needs; Seeks opportunity to exceed patient needs and expectations; Meets commitments; Provides positive and memorable patient experiences; Manages difficult customer situations with poise and professionalism. Teamwork: Balances team and individual responsibilities; Builds morale and supports everyone's efforts to succeed. Problem Solving: Identifies and resolves problems independently and in a timely manner; Develops alternative solutions when appropriate. Productivity: Meets or exceeds organizational productivity standards; Completes work in a timely manner; Works quickly, precisely, and meticulously; Monitors own work to ensure quality. Technology: Demonstrated proficiency with Microsoft Office programs such as Excel, Word, and Outlook. Attendance/Punctuality: Consistently arrives to work on time. Education: High School Diploma or equivalent experience preferred.

Full-time, Part-time Description Support research initiatives by collecting and recording quality of life data for surgical patients. Must be extremely detail-oriented, follow directions precisely, and able to build professional rapport via telephone. Full-time positions available. This role is hybrid and does require onsite training. An ideal opportunity for graduate students! The primary responsibility of the Data Entry Assistant (also referred to as Project and Quality Outcomes Assistant) is to collect and record quality of life data from patients. You will interview patients by phone and record their responses into a research database. You must be able to follow a script and accurately record answers while conducting yourself in a professional and positive manner. High level of confidentiality is required. Requirements We are looking for someone who is highly proficient in data entry, has great communication skills with the ability to communicate clearly via telephone, and complete work in a timely manner while maintaining detail and accuracy. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS High school diploma or equivalent One (1) year experience in data collection Demonstrated success in providing excellent customer service PREFERRED Bachelor's Degree in Health Sciences or a related field Experience in a medical environment Knowledge of medical terminology Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled #SMF

Full-time Description Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance is the largest orthopaedic surgery group in Tennessee. TOA concentrates on the diagnosis and treatment of disorders and injuries of the musculoskeletal system which allow our patients to live their best life. Ninety plus years later we are advancing the practice of orthopaedic surgery throughout the state. There are a number of reasons why TOA is an employer of choice; here are a few of them: Stability- TOA has been in Middle Tennessee since 1926 and has expanded to over 20+ locations across the state! Impact- TOA's team members use our careers - whether in our clinics or our business office - to make a positive difference in the community by building relationships and helping patients live their best life. Work Environment- The TOA team focuses on fostering an excellent working environment; one of positivity, collaboration, job satisfaction, and engagement. Total Rewards- TOA offers a comprehensive suite of benefits, including Medical, Dental, Paid Time Off, and more. Our 401(k) plan provides a company match, safe harbor match and profit-sharing match to go along with your contributions. Our Cast Technician plays an important role in the overall care and services to our patients. TOA has a fast-paced environment that provides the right candidate excellent opportunities to help patients and build a career with one of the largest orthopaedic practices in Tennessee. Responsibilities Apply, adjust, and remove fiberglass/plaster casts and splints as directed by a physician or physician assistant Inspect and adjust bandages and equipment Provide patient instructions on cast/splint care Maintain, clean, package, and sterilize surgical instruments used in the office Assist with administering and applying durable medical equipment when needed Clean and stock cast and procedure rooms Requirements High school diploma required, college education or trade school preferred Orthopaedic Technician experience is preferred Must be familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures within an orthopaedic office Casting experience is preferred Minimum basic knowledge of anatomy is needed Exceptional customer service and patient focus. TOA is an equal opportunity employer. TOA conducts drug screens and background checks on applicants who accept employment offers

Full-time Description TOA is seeking a Senior Staff Accountant to provide accounting, reporting and analysis of activity associated with our operations and growth initiatives and will assume duties regarding newly formed or to-be formed entities as well as work on month-end close functions, including reporting. Various ad hoc analyses may be requested from time to time. This position reports directly to the controller and will work very closely with other finance team members, as well as with revenue cycle, operations, and other parts of the organization. This role will increase department capacity to handle increasing needs and growth of the business. Specifically, the Senior Accountant will: Work closely with the controller and other members of the finance team and have a good understanding of revenue cycle operations to assess and report performance. Be able to prepare timely financial statements and reconciling workpapers in a multi-company environment Develop, test, and deliver ad hoc reports. Provide variance analysis. Work with outside companies and other TOA divisions when necessary to process payment authorizations and requests. Assist in the development of financial data collection and measurement tools to promote accuracy and efficiency. Prepare and analyze monthly operating reports, working closely with other TOA stakeholders to drive actionable insights. Develop budgets for capital expenditures and specific operational areas such as marketing. Assist in annual audits. Identify inefficiencies in accounting processes and recommend improvements. Train and review the work of staff accountants. Requirements The right candidate would need to possess standard accounting tasks (e.g., journal entries and reconciliations), report creation, and communication skills as well as the ability to work with operations managers along multiple levels in the organization and outside vendors. Specifically, the ideal candidate for this role will have the following qualifications and experiences: Successful demonstration of accounting skills with a minimum of five years of progressive accounting/finance experience. Bachelor's degree in accounting, CPA preferred. Minimum 3 years' experience in the healthcare industry. Experience working in NetSuite is required. NextGen experience preferred. UKG experience is a plus. Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Excel. Experience working with Tableau would be a plus. Strong analytical skills and ability to exercise good judgment in deriving solutions to day-to-day problems and/or unique situations. Strong organizational and time management skills. Ability to perform well in periodic high pressure or stressful situations and interact well with other staff members. Ability to independently complete tasks accurately and in a timely manner and to perform follow-up on outstanding issues without being closely supervised. Exceptional attention to detail and focus on accuracy. Demonstrated success in effectively communicating, both written (including presentations and board materials) and orally. Knowledge of intercompany transactions. TOA is an equal opportunity employer. TOA conducts drug screens and background checks on applicants who accept employment offers.

Full-time Description Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance is the largest orthopaedic surgery group in Tennessee. TOA concentrates on the diagnosis and treatment of disorders and injuries of the musculoskeletal system which allow our patients to live their best life. Ninety plus years later we are advancing the practice of orthopaedic surgery throughout the state. There are a number of reasons why TOA is an employer of choice; here are a few of them: Stability - TOA has been in Middle Tennessee since 1926 and has expanded to over 20+ locations across the state! Impact - TOA's team members use our careers - whether in our clinics or our business office - to make a positive difference in the community by building relationships and helping patients live their best life. Work Environment - The TOA team focuses on fostering an excellent working environment; one of positivity, collaboration, job satisfaction, and engagement. Total Rewards - TOA offers a comprehensive suite of benefits, including Medical, Dental, Paid Time Off, and more. Our 401(k) plan provides a company match, safe harbor match and profit-sharing match to go along with your contributions. An important part of TOA's comprehensive services is our Physicial Therapy program, and an essential element of the program success is our Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) role. Being a PTA at TOA allows for a direct working relationship with a large group of physicians with differing specializations treating diverse patient populations of varying ages, medical conditions, and functional levels. The PTA maintains TOA's high standard of patient satisfaction, exhibits our focus on teamwork and collaboration, and meets the goal of providing excellent care to the patient and families we serve Perform quality daily treatment for patients with a variety of orthopaedic conditions Make assessments and observations of the patients' abilities and tolerance to treatment, to assist the supervising physical therapist with developing treatment plans Conduct frequent updates with physical therapists, physicians, and patients - communicating information regarding treatment, assessment, and progression of treatment of patients Assist physical therapist in accommodating patient needs for scheduling and treatment. Provide timely, thorough documentation, progress notes, and functional reports required by insurance providers. Complete charging for services and supplies accurately, and indicated through matching documentation of services. Adhere to Federal and State regulatory laws and rules, and adhere to all service guidelines and accepted practices. - ensuring we are providing optimal care Requirements A graduate of an accredited program in the therapy discipline. Must possess or be eligible for State of Tennessee licensure in that disciple. and possess a current certification in CPR. Caring, compassionate, independent, and determined Strong communicators, with strong verbal and oral skills when interacting with patients, physicians, and supervising physical therapists Efficient and effective time management to balance patient care and documentation needs Able to adapt to varying treatment plans and techniques from different supervising physical therapists Experienced with the assessment and progression of treatment when assisting supervising physical therapists in the development of treatment plans. Well versed in a variety of orthopaedic conditions, surgical procedures, and appropriate protocol/treatment progression Experienced with varying techniques of therapeutic interventions, modalities, and manual therapies to treat patients with a variety of conditions. TOA is an equal opportunity employer. TOA conducts drug screens and background checks on applicants who accept employment offers

The Semmes Murphey Ambulatory Surgery Center is hiring! Join our surgical team committed to compassionate patient care and cutting-edge techniques in a variety of surgeries including minimally invasive spine. Our Certified Surgical Technologists (CST) are responsible for assisting the surgical team before, during and after surgery by ensuring the proper care, use and placement of surgical instruments, as well as, assisting surgeons with instruments during surgery. Key Responsibilities Include: Assembles supplies and equipment for scheduled procedures according to physicians' preference cards adhering to aseptic technique when opening sterile packages and preparing for the procedure Counts sponges, needles and instruments before and after operation Assists team members in placing and positioning patients on table Documents patient-care records and other forms according to facility policies and procedures Accurately advises others responsible for care of patient about the patient's status Maintains and updates instrument cards and surgeons' preference cards; assists in storing and stocking supplies Requirements EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE & CREDENTIALS Minimum Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent and completion of surgical scrub technician course Two (2) years' operating room experience including scrubbing neurological surgeries Experience with neurologic instrument care and processing, including biological and Bowie-Dick testing Preferred: Experience working in a fast-paced ambulatory surgery center (ASC) environment KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES Communicates effectively and professionally with patients, visitors, physicians, and coworkers Ability to comprehend and interpret verbal orders and direction Effective communication, both oral and written Focused concentration with attention to detail High level of confidentiality and discretion Ability to make frequent judgments and respond to routine problems; Ability to make occasional judgments and respond to disasters or emergencies, actual events or drills. Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled #SMC

Full-time Description Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance is the largest orthopaedic surgery group in Tennessee. TOA concentrates on the diagnosis and treatment of disorders and injuries of the musculoskeletal system which allow our patients to live their best life. Ninety plus years later we are advancing the practice of orthopaedic surgery throughout the state. There are a number of reasons why TOA is an employer of choice; here are a few of them: Stability - TOA has been in Middle Tennessee since 1926 and has expanded to over 20+ locations across the state! Impact - TOA's team members use our careers - whether in our clinics or our business office - to make a positive difference in the community by building relationships and helping patients live their best life. Work Environment - The TOA team focuses on fostering an excellent working environment; one of positivity, collaboration, job satisfaction, and engagement. Total Rewards - TOA offers a comprehensive suite of benefits, including Medical, Dental, Paid Time Off, and more. Our 401(k) plan provides a company match, safe harbor match and profit-sharing match to go along with your contributions. The Financial Counselor is an important link in the TOA revenue cycle effort. While most of our collections are through insurance companies, this role focuses on individuals who are in a "self-pay" mode. The result is a TOA employee who understands the importance of interpersonal communication and customer service in direct conversations with TOA patients and their designated representatives. Work the daily appointments - Open balances and print statements for front desk to collect at check-in Meet face to face with patients regarding balances on their account Explain patient benefits (Deductibles, Co-pays, & Co-insurance amounts) Set up payment plans Submit adjustment requests Request patient refunds Assist front desk with check-out Pre-service collections ( Surgery deposit, ESI, & High Dollar Drugs) Schedule patients for appointments or follow-ups Work the self-pay report(aging report & work log) Follow-up on insurance denials Collect patient payments Any additional task assigned by Site Manager or Front Desk Supervisor Requirements Demonstrated success in a revenue cylce or healthcare business office environment, specifically with self-pay or insurance collections. Exceptional focus on Customer Service. Strong, positive, telephone communication skills Ability to read and understand payer remittance advices Ability to differentiate between allowed charges, contractual adjustments, line item denials / reasons, patient responsibility (co-pay, co-insurance, and deductibles), bundled payments, etc. Must be able to meet average expectations for productivity and quality standards Must possess detail orientation, and the ability to recognize patient address changes, typing errors, medical coding mistakes, or other revenue cycle errors. Ability to organize and prioritize day-to-day tasks to keep work assignments current. Strong mathematical skills to accurately apply discounts and to ensure correct patient balances Proficient in MS-Excel for analyzing data using basic formulas, pivot tables, and charts. TOA is an equal opportunity employer. TOA conducts drug screens and background checks on applicants who accept employment offers

Full-time Description Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance is the largest orthopaedic surgery group in Tennessee. TOA concentrates on the diagnosis and treatment of disorders and injuries of the musculoskeletal system which allow our patients to live their best life. Ninety plus years later we are advancing the practice of orthopedic surgery throughout the state. There are a number of reasons why TOA is an employer of choice; here are a few of them: Stability - TOA has been in Middle Tennessee since 1926 and has expanded to over 20+ locations across the state! Impact - TOA's team members use our careers - whether in our clinics or our business office - to make a positive difference in the community by building relationships and helping patients live their best life. Work Environment - The TOA team focuses on fostering an excellent working environment; one of positivity, collaboration, job satisfaction, and engagement. Total Rewards - TOA offers a comprehensive suite of benefits, including Medical, Dental, Paid Time Off, and more. Our 401(k) plan provides a company match, safe harbor match and profit-sharing match to go along with your contributions. TOA has an immediate need for a Certified Athletic Trainer. The athletic trainer will provide on-site athletic training services including but not limited to the prevention, evaluation, and treatment of athletic injuries to pediatric, adolescent, and adult athletic patient populations at area schools and community events in our East Tennessee Market. The ATC will complete and maintain all required patient documentation on site at schools. It is expected that the AT will maintain a high customer satisfaction standard, be flexible to assist others as needed, and will meet the productivity standards. The successful candidate will possess excellent communication skills, thrive in a team-oriented environment, and demonstrate strong organizational and resource management abilities, with opportunities to supervise and mentor support staff or students Requirements Among the qualifications for our Athletic Trainer: Must be a graduate of an accredited program in athletic training. Must possess State of Tennessee licensure, and BOC certification. Current CPR Certification. Demonstrated success delivering high-quality athletic training services in school-based programs and providing patient care in a clinical setting. **TOA is an equal opportunity employer. TOA conducts drug screens and background checks on applicants who accept employment offers. **

Full-time Description *** WORK AT HOME*** Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance is the largest orthopaedic surgery group in Tennessee. TOA concentrates on diagnosing and treating disorders and injuries of the musculoskeletal system, allowing our patients to live their best lives. Ninety-plus years later, we are advancing the practice of orthopaedic surgery throughout the state. There are several reasons why TOA is an employer of choice; here are a few of them: Stability -TOA has been in Middle Tennessee since 1926 and has expanded to over 20+ locations across the state! Impact -TOA's team members use our careers - whether in our clinics or our business office - to make a positive difference in the community by building relationships and helping patients live their best lives. Work Environment -The TOA team focuses on fostering an excellent working environment; one of positivity, collaboration, job satisfaction, and engagement. Total Rewards -TOA offers a comprehensive suite of benefits, including Medical, Dental, Paid Time Off, and more. Our 401(k) plan provides a company match, safe harbor match and profit-sharing match to go along with your contributions. JOB SUMMARY The AR Specialist is an essential part of the TOA Central Business Office. As an AR Specialist, you will use your analytical, financial, and customer service skills to ensure that TOA claims filed to an insurance payer are processed accurately and in a timely manner. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Promptly identify any errors or other issues in claims processing. Effectively following up on any unpaid balances. Expeditiously bring any remaining balance to resolution. Meet quality assurance and productivity standards by identifying and reconciling insurance balance accounts. Identify denial trends and provide potential solutions while analyzing patient accounts utilizing our EPM system - Nextgen to determine appropriate action. Review explanations of benefits details on denials. Communicate with insurance payer representatives, patients, and TOA staff to ensure timely and accurate resolution of account transactions. This would include Commercial plans, Medicare/Medicare HMO plans, Medicaid/Medicaid HMO plans, and BCBSTN. Prioritize assigned accounts to maximize aged accounts receivable resolution. Review the explanation of benefit (EOB) documentation and notate accounts on collection activity to perform account resolution. Operate within established guidelines and protocols, including providing backup documentation for our accounting and audit functions. Collaborate closely with the Central Business Office, clinical colleagues, and administrative teammates to develop a cohesive, high-performing team. Adhere to HIPAA and OSHA safety guidelines. Requirements Exceptional customer service and patient focus. Knowledge of Insurance - particularly coordination of benefit rules and denial overturns are essential to this position. Knowledge of administrative and clerical procedures. Accustomed to using mostly payer websites for appeals/reconsiderations, medical records attachments, verification of benefits, and/or web-based claims follow-up. Ability to communicate and work as a team. Demonstrated proficiency with Microsoft Office programs such as Excel, Word, and Outlook. At least 3 years insurance collections experience. Experience using NextGen. Orthopaedic specialty experience. Fluency in English is required; Fluency in a second language is a plus. WORKING CONDITIONS TOA fosters an excellent working environment of positivity, collaboration, job satisfaction, and engagement. AR Specialist will be assigned to work in TOA's Central Business Office at an assigned cubicle in a call center environment and from home occasionally. The department experiences high volume, and as a result, it has associated stressors that conflict with a fast-paced environment. The noise level in the work environment is moderate to loud, with other staff members answering phones and collaborating. Regularly sit while working on the computer; use hands and fingers to handle, control, or feel objects, too, ls commands; repeat the same movements when entering data; speak clearly so listeners can understand; understand the speech of another person; ability to differentiate between colors, shades, and brightness; read from a computer screen for extended periods time. Frequently stand and walk around the office to gather supplies, use office equipment, or collaborate with employees or patients. Occasionally stand, stoop, and lift or move objects, equipment, and supplies weighing approximately 20-25 pounds up to 40-50 pounds. ***TOA is an equal opportunity employer. TOA conducts drug screens and background checks on applicants who accept employment offers.***

Full-time Description General Summary: A nonexempt position responsible for medical assisting duties under the supervision of a physician. Essential Job Responsibilities: Practices excellent customer service. Assist physician with all procedures. Schedules patient tests, labs and MRIs. Answers follow-up phone calls from patients when appropriate. Rooms patient(s) for treatment. Records MU in EHR. Draw up injections for physician and assist in administering. Assists in transfer of physically challenged patients. Application and removal of cast and splints/DME. Cleans and disinfects room after each patient leaves. Cleans and prepares used instruments for autoclaving. Dispose of any hazardous waste bags daily. Orders supplies and stocks rooms as needed. Completes all forms for procedures and services performed in clinic. Other duties as assigned. Requirements Education: High school diploma. Graduation from an approved medical assisting program. Experience: Minimum one year MA experience in a healthcare setting; clinic experience preferred. 2015-certification required.

Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance is the largest orthopaedic surgery group in Tennessee. TOA concentrates on the diagnosis and treatment of disorders and injuries of the musculoskeletal system which allow our patients to live their best life. Ninety plus years later we are advancing the practice of orthopaedic surgery throughout the state. There are a number of reasons why TOA is an employer of choice; here are a few of them: Stability- TOA has been in Middle Tennessee since 1926 and has expanded to over 20+ locations across the state! Impact- TOA's team members use our careers - whether in our clinics or our business office - to make a positive difference in the community by building relationships and helping patients live their best life. Work Environment- The TOA team focuses on fostering an excellent working environment; one of positivity, collaboration, job satisfaction, and engagement. Total Rewards- TOA offers a comprehensive suite of benefits, including Medical, Dental, Paid Time Off, and more. Our 401(k) plan provides a company match, safe harbor match and profit-sharing match to go along with your contributions. Requirements Completion of A.S., B.S. or certificate in Radiologic technology Registered in MRI or registered in MRI within one year of completing training Extensive knowledge of anatomy and physiology Extensive knowledge of medical terminology Knowledge of MRI principles and pulse sequences Ability to properly position patients and program imaging to ensure high quality and accurate MRI examinations Ability to recognize pathology and adjust scanning parameters Must be capable of interacting and communicating with nurses, physicians and radiologist Knowledge of MRI safety practices Understanding basic quality control and quality assurance procedures Basic networking and PACs knowledge Excellent patient services skills including working with claustrophobic patients Dependable and capable of adjusting schedules to meet workload demands and staffing demands Ability to properly perform venipuncture and contrast administration TOA is an equal opportunity employer. TOA conducts drug screens and background checks on applicants who accept employment offers

Full-time Description Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance is the largest orthopaedic surgery group in Tennessee. TOA concentrates on the diagnosis and treatment of disorders and injuries of the musculoskeletal system which allow our patients to live their best life. Ninety plus years later we are advancing the practice of orthopaedic surgery throughout the state. There are a number of reasons why TOA is an employer of choice; here are a few of them: Stability - TOA has been in Middle Tennessee since 1926 and has expanded to over 20+ locations across the state! Impact - TOA's team members use our careers - whether in our clinics or our business office - to make a positive difference in the community by building relationships and helping patients live their best life. Work Environment - The TOA team focuses on fostering an excellent working environment; one of positivity, collaboration, job satisfaction, and engagement. Total Rewards - TOA offers a comprehensive suite of benefits, including Medical, Dental, Paid Time Off, and more. Our 401(k) plan provides a company match, safe harbor match and profit-sharing match to go along with your contributions. The main function of a Registration Coordinator is to greet patients as they arrive at the Center and ensure all the necessary paperwork is completed and that the patient is registered in an accurate, efficient, and timely manner. Readies the Center for opening. Runs surgery schedule for clinical staff. Processes incoming demographic sheets, pathology reports, etc from the fax/computer and distributes to the appropriate staff. Verifies petty cash and reports any discrepancies to manager. Prepares patient charts and adds any additional documentation. Handles incoming mail. Greets patients and families as they arrive to the facility. Registers patient, confirming all information previously loaded. Corrects any discrepancies. Copies insurance cards and driver's license. If not available, utilize standard form in its place. Collects any co-pays and/or deductibles. Enters payment and makes note in any applicable system. Prepares receipts for any money collected. Takes completed chart to appropriate clinical area. Monitors the schedule and charts for arrival of patients. Makes appropriate notation for no shows and notifies appropriate staff. Makes appropriate financial arrangements, if not previously made, in accordance with facility policy and procedures. Enters appropriate notes on patient accounts as it pertains to insurance, benefits, financial arrangements, etc. Views next day's schedule and verifies charts are available for every patient - including an insurance verification sheet for each. Pulls insurance verification sheets for the next day's PAT appointments. Pulls old charts, if applicable, for the next day's PAT appointments. Answers incoming calls and directs accordingly. Runs pre-verification tickler for the next business day and completes any outstanding insurance verifications. Noting in applicable system. Possesses a good working knowledge of the facility's Managed Care Grid and reimbursement. Maintains a professional rapport with co-workers and physicians. Works closely with pre-op staff regarding registration of patients and coordinates check in as needed. All other duties as assigned. Hours: M-F 5:30am-2:00pm Requirements High school graduate. Business College 1-2 years preferred. 1-3 years in a related job field. Computer training, typing, clerical duties and effective communication skills.

Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance is the largest orthopaedic surgery group in Tennessee. TOA concentrates on the diagnosis and treatment of disorders and injuries of the musculoskeletal system which allow our patients to live their best life. Ninety plus years later we are advancing the practice of orthopaedic surgery throughout the state. There are a number of reasons why TOA is an employer of choice; here are a few of them: Stability - TOA has been in Middle Tennessee since 1926 and has expanded to over 20+ locations across the state! Impact - TOA's team members use our careers - whether in our clinics or our business office - to make a positive difference in the community by building relationships and helping patients live their best life. Work Environment - The TOA team focuses on fostering an excellent working environment; one of positivity, collaboration, job satisfaction, and engagement. Total Rewards - TOA offers a comprehensive suite of benefits, including Medical, Dental, Paid Time Off, and more. Our 401(k) plan provides a company match, safe harbor match and profit-sharing match to go along with your contributions. Perform satisfactory radiographic procedures as requested by physicians Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment and produce quality radio graphs Must be able to lift patients, and transport patients via wheelchair and stretcher Maintain a safe and clean working environment Gains patient cooperation by reducing anxieties; providing explanation of exams; answering patient questions Prepares patient for radiographic procedure by proper patient dressing/ undressing, proper positioning, moving equipment into specified position, and adjusting controls to set exposure factors Minimizes radiation to patients and staff by practicing radiation protection techniques, using beam restrictive devices, patient shielding, and knowledge of exposures Requirements EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma required Certificate or Associate/bachelor's degree in radiologic technology required State of Tennessee Medical Board X-ray Operators License required QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: ARRT certified Must have surgery center experience or have worked in a surgery setting Prior orthopedic x-ray experience, preferred C-Arm experience is a plus BLS Required. CPR required based on AHA standards and to be completed 90 days from hire. HOURS: M-F, 7am - 3:30pm TOA is an equal opportunity employer. TOA conducts drug screens and background checks on applicants who accept employment offers.

Full-time Description Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance is the largest orthopaedic surgery group in Tennessee. TOA concentrates on the diagnosis and treatment of disorders and injuries of the musculoskeletal system which allow our patients to live their best life. Ninety plus years later we are advancing the practice of orthopaedic surgery throughout the state. There are a number of reasons why TOA is an employer of choice; here are a few of them: Stability - TOA has been in Middle Tennessee since 1926 and has expanded to over 20+ locations across the state! Impact - TOA's team members use our careers - whether in our clinics or our business office - to make a positive difference in the community by building relationships and helping patients live their best life. Work Environment - The TOA team focuses on fostering an excellent working environment; one of positivity, collaboration, job satisfaction, and engagement. Total Rewards - TOA offers a comprehensive suite of benefits, including Medical, Dental, Paid Time Off, and more. Our 401(k) plan provides a company match, safe harbor match and profit-sharing match to go along with your contributions. The Therapy Patient Services Specialist is the friendly and helpful face of TOA - generally, the first person who interacts with our patients and their families as they arrive to their therapy appointments. The Therapy Patient Services Specialist sets the tone for a great patient visit by professionally and compassionately attending to the patients as they arrive for their appointment at TOA. Demonstrate exceptional customer service and patient focus to make each encounter as positive as possible Work closely with clinical colleagues and administrative team mates to develop a cohesive, high performing team Verify patient demographic information upon arrival Update and change insurance information as appropriate Scan insurance cards and drivers licenses Enter referrals into the computer and link it to the appropriate case Collect co-payments, coinsurance's, deductibles, and balances Prep daily clinics for upcoming appointments and print related documents Create a record of the appointment, or an encounter and print Ensure that all documentation is entered accurately and swiftly Schedule follow-up appointments as necessary Requirements High school diploma or equivalent is required. At least one year medical office administration experience is preferred, with demonstrated success understanding some experience in an orthopaedic office a plus Knowledge of healthcare insurance Knowledge of administrative and clerical procedures, including experience with computer systems. Experience with an EHR or NextGen is a plus The ability to multi-task and maintain flexibility - including flexibility in work schedules to adjust to necessary clinic hours An energetic and enthusiastic pace at work, with the ability to swiftly and accurately manage the flow of patients through the clinic, without any diminishing focus on patient care Dependability, with a reliance on the capacity to be at work on-time, every day so our patients can receive the care they need in a timely manner TOA is an equal opportunity employer. TOA conducts drug screens and background checks on applicants who accept employment offers