OhioHealth

Dietitian

• Assess and reassess patient nutrition risk using age-appropriate standards, validated assessment tools, and nutrition-focused physical assessments
• Document nutrition-related diagnoses and patient care accurately in the electronic medical record
• Develop, implement, monitor, and adapt nutrition care plans, including feeding routes, modes, and nutrition prescriptions
• Develop parenteral and enteral feeding regimens and utilize medical data to determine nutrition needs
• Coordinate nutrition therapy with physicians and other healthcare professionals
• Participate in multidisciplinary rounds, care planning sessions, teams, committees, and departmental meetings
• Provide nutrition counseling and education to patients, families, and caregivers
• Educate and train interdisciplinary team members, students, and interns
• Support quality improvement, research, outcome studies, waste reduction, and service improvements
• Maintain and revise nutrition tools, training materials, policies, procedures, programs, and services
• Evaluate clinical nutrition products and equipment
• Comply with regulatory standards, confidentiality, HIPAA regulations, and patient rights policies
• Review research and practice recommendations and modify practice as needed
• Perform 80% direct patient care and 20% indirect patient care activities
• Perform other duties as assigned

Clinical Dietician – Inpatient

Chaplain

• Provide pastoral care and spiritual support to patients, family members/significant others, and staff under supervision of a staff chaplain
• Serve as a member of an interfaith pastoral care staff
• Provide direct patient care for emergent and routine requests
• Assess patients' and families' spiritual needs using clinical pastoral conversation
• Communicate and document patient interactions and consult frequently with the chaplain educator
• Develop respectful and compassionate relationships with patients, families, and staff
• Participate in overnight and weekend on-call rotation
• Provide religious/spiritual rituals and non-pharmacological interventions
• Liaise with patients' faith groups/leaders and community or cultural resources when appropriate
• Provide care in hospital and outpatient areas
• Perform duties with focus on safety, quality, and efficiency

Pastoral Care Chaplain Trainee

Accountant

• Perform a variety of accounting duties according to established policies and procedures
• Produce and analyze monthly financial statements
• Reconcile work papers for assigned general ledger accounts and make journal entries
• Review entity templates for completeness and accuracy and resolve issues with entities
• Prepare analytical reviews and participate in related conference calls
• Reconcile the monthly Corporate Finance bank account
• Prepare financial binders for executives and assist with questions from financial meetings
• Distribute monthly board packages internally and externally
• Prepare and distribute Central Ohio, Obligated Group quarterly reports and schedules
• Prepare and distribute consolidated audited financial statements and supporting schedules
• Work with Corporate Consulting on annual entity budget templates and consolidated budget models
• Reconcile and load PeopleSoft statistics
• Create financial reports in Excel or PeopleSoft
• Work with the PeopleSoft department to convert audit, quarterly, and monthly reports to PeopleSoft and maintain them
• Assist with special projects for upper management or organizational changes
• Communicate instructions, perform minor scheduling, and inspect other employees' work
• Provide backup coverage for the Manager Corporate Finance during absences

Senior Accountant – Real Estate

Associate

• Provide pastoral counseling and spiritual support to patients, family members/significant others, and staff throughout the hospital
• Develop a hospital-based "parish"
• Participate as a member of an ecumenical pastoral care staff
• Share in staff meetings, on-call responsibilities, and hospital-wide worship experiences
• Provide direct patient care for emergent and routine requests
• Assess spiritual needs and concerns using clinical pastoral conversation
• Communicate and document patient responses to evaluate effectiveness and congruence with the plan of care
• Participate in an on-call rotation, including possible overnight or weekend shifts
• Provide religious/spiritual rituals and non-pharmacological interventions
• Liaise with patients' faith groups/leaders and community or cultural resources
• Serve as a primary contact for ethics concerns and formal consultations
• Provide care in hospital, outpatient, extended care facility, and home settings
• Maintain focus on safety, quality, and efficiency as part of a High Reliability Organization

Associate Chaplain – Casual

Communications

• Manage content creation and strategic communication plans for OhioHealth physicians, APPs, the Clinically Integrated Network, and other clinical communication needs
• Support Clinical Enterprise leadership
• Develop and execute strategic internal communication plans and content that educate, motivate, and engage audiences
• Collaborate with Marketing Communications peers to maximize content opportunities
• Create integrated strategic marketing communications plans and high-value content experiences for internal audiences
• Serve as liaison with executive leaders
• Participate in integrated teams throughout the organization
• Lead through influence and mentor junior team members
• Perform duties with focus on safety, quality, and efficiency

Senior Communications Consultant

Call Center Representative

• Receive inbound and make outbound calls to patients/guarantors regarding account balances
• Advise patients/guarantors of remaining balances and answer questions
• Identify concerns or objections and determine the best course of action
• Negotiate payment in full or maximum payment arrangements according to policy
• Screen patients/guarantors for insurance, billing, or financial aid opportunities
• Respond to patient/guarantor requests and thank them for using OhioHealth services
• Update patient demographic data and establish rapport with patients/guarantors
• Accurately document accounts, make adjustments, or make referrals as appropriate
• Recommend manual charge-offs based on defined criteria
• Maintain quality and productivity requirements
• Perform duties with focus on safety, quality, and efficiency as part of a High Reliability Organization

Part-Time Account Call Center Representative

• Provide pastoral care and spiritual support to patients, family members/significant others, and staff under supervision of a staff chaplain
• Serve as a member of an interfaith pastoral care staff
• Provide direct patient care for emergent and routine requests
• Assess spiritual needs and concerns using clinical pastoral conversation
• Communicate and document patient interactions
• Consult frequently with the chaplain educator
• Develop respectful and compassionate relationships with patients, families, and staff
• Participate in overnight and weekend on-call rotation
• Provide religious/spiritual rituals and non-pharmacological interventions
• Liaise with patients’ faith groups, leaders, community, and cultural resources when appropriate
• Provide care in diverse acute and non-acute settings, including hospital and outpatient areas
• Support safety, quality, and efficiency as part of a High Reliability Organization