Seattle Children's

General

• Perform diagnostic MRI exams in a pediatric setting
• Provide patient care in support of Seattle Children’s pediatric and adolescent academic medical center mission

MRI Technologist

Photographer

• Capture standardized, high-quality clinical and intraoperative images of complex vascular malformations
• Photograph lesions across challenging anatomical sites in clinic and operating room environments
• Provide imaging support across the main campus and travel to Bellevue and Federal Way satellite clinics as required
• Manage image cataloging, metadata tagging, archiving, and EMR integration
• Ensure compliance with institutional privacy and HIPAA standards
• Partner with surgical and clinical teams on diagnostic decision-making, surgical documentation, research, and quality improvement initiatives

Medical Photographer – Vascular Anomalies

Nurse

• Provide safe, family-centered patient care
• Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient care using the Nursing Care Process
• Collaborate with patients, families, significant others, and members of the health care team
• Supervise and delegate tasks to Nurse Technicians, Licensed Practical Nurses, Certified Medical Assistants, Certified Nursing Assistants, and others as defined by the State Administrative Code
• Incorporate strategic initiatives including Continuous Performance Improvement, Value Based Behaviors, Error Prevention, Patient Safety, and Workforce Community and Connection into daily work

Registered Nurse – Rheumatology

Assistant

• Provide ophthalmic assistant services for evaluation and care of pediatric patients under ophthalmologist and optometrist supervision
• Perform developmentally appropriate basic clinical testing and document visual function in children of all ages
• Perform specialized technical testing procedures and assessments for selected patients
• Provide patient education
• Assist providers with minor procedures
• Facilitate safe and efficient clinic visit flow across all practice locations
• Coordinate communication between care team members within and outside Seattle Children’s Hospital
• Triage incoming referrals and patient and parent concerns
• Perform ocular imaging and supplemental testing techniques

Ophthalmic Assistant

Therapist

• Function within the Scope of Practice defined by Washington State, the AARC Scope and Standards for Respiratory Care Practice, and Seattle Children's Hospital policies/procedures and guidelines of care
• Ensure patient safety before and during transport to medical care facilities
• Provide basic patient care and advanced life support measures to stabilize critically ill or injured patients
• Demonstrate proficiency in neonatal and pediatric critical care respiratory practices
• Apply adaptations necessary for patient management in ambulances, aircraft, and during transit
• Follow ambulance and aircraft operating procedures and safety practices
• Be available for on-call and scheduled shifts
• Support Seattle Children's strategic goals and initiatives, including Continuous Improvement and Innovation and Seattle Children's Values
• Serve as a member of the mobile transport team with Registered Nurses and Emergency Medical Technicians
• Work from the Main Campus or an off-campus base determined by volume and efficiency

Respiratory Care Therapist II, Transport Team

Business Analyst

• Optimize performance through technology and maximize Capacity Management goals
• Analyze trends, volumes, issues, and patterns
• Develop models, forecasts, and recommendations to anticipate future demand
• Assist with the design and implementation of Epic decision trees and provider templates
• Collaborate with key stakeholders, end users, and project team members across assessment, design build, testing, training, and implementation
• Identify and resolve issues regarding assigned projects
• Provide reports, assessments, and information to Capacity Management Leadership
• Provide leadership on project tasks and mentor other project analysts as appropriate
• Provide ongoing support of Capacity Management systems for production operations

Senior Business Systems Analyst

• Research and analyze coding-related denials and revenue flow interruptions
• Identify patterns of payer behavior, coder trends, or system issues
• Maintain denial work queues and perform hands-on remediation
• Track escalations and communicate with Payer Relations and Hospital Billing teams
• Provide revenue-related reporting using SlicerDicer and Reporting Workbench
• Assist operational owners with charge reconciliation understanding
• Serve as a subject matter expert on facility payment models and technical charge flow through Epic
• Identify opportunities for automation and AI implementation to improve compliant revenue capture
• Collaborate with coding educators and service line leaders to bridge clinical and revenue cycle processes

Revenue Integrity Specialist

• Create new registrations for scheduled and walk-in clinical visits
• Check patients in throughout the outpatient setting of the hospital
• Support check-ins for Urgent Care, Radiology, and Access Clinic
• Schedule patient return visit appointments
• Minimize clinic access delays
• Communicate effectively with patients and families
• Inform patients and collect signed consent for care
• Maintain infection prevention standards
• Establish systems and resources to improve patient experience processes and efficiency

Registration Coordinator

Advanced Practice Provider

• Evaluate and manage pediatric patients independently up to their 21st birthday with acute, non-life-threatening illnesses and minor injuries
• Provide clinical evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment for pediatric, adolescent, and young adult patients
• Manage fast-paced clinical patient volume independently while collaborating with physicians, nurses, medical assistants, and support staff
• Perform minor pediatric urgent care procedures, including wound closure/suturing, splinting, nasal suctioning, and simple foreign body removal
• Order and interpret point-of-care lab tests and urgent diagnostic imaging
• Participate in telemedicine video visits as needed across Washington State
• Provide family-centered communication and discharge education, including medication dosing, inhaler/spacer usage, and red-flag symptoms
• Document clinical encounters promptly in the EHR
• Coordinate visit summary notes with primary care providers within 24 hours of care delivery