Healthcare Administrator - Telehealth & Continuous Learning Leader

Filetwigbay; West Jordan (UT); On-site; USD 71,000 - 94,000; Full time

Job summary

Entertainment Partners Inc. in West Jordan, UT is recruiting a mid-level Healthcare Administrator to keep resilience and ACLS-certified protocols on track.

The role emphasizes owning healthcare outcomes with 3 years of Continuous Learning behind it, and offers mentorship for the mid-level leader you become tomorrow. Practical Telehealth expertise and a track record in healthcare delivery near West Jordan, UT are valued as you join a team focused on patient comfort, dignity, and informed consent

Qualifications

• Telehealth proficiency and experience with remote care delivery.
• Commitment to Continuous Learning and improving healthcare outcomes.
• Ability to translate patient assessment complexity for non-technical audiences.
• Track record of owning healthcare outcomes across care episodes.

Responsibilities

• Precis shift events into a handoff note readable in 30 seconds.
• Manage Code Blue intake and triage urgent vs routine within 5 minutes.
• Oversee freelance panel of chronic patients and monitor metrics.
• Map patient pain across shifts and adjust comfort measures accordingly.
• Advocate for patient comfort, dignity and informed consent.
• Document care interactions in the EHR accurately.
• Close the loop on orders: placed, acknowledged, completed, charted.

Skills

Telehealth

Continuous Learning

Patient advocacy

Outcomes ownership

Non-technical communication

Tools

EHR systems

Job description

Entertainment Partners Inc. in West Jordan, UT is recruiting a mid-level Healthcare Administrator to keep resilience and ACLS-certified protocols on track.

The role emphasizes owning healthcare outcomes with 3 years of Continuous Learning behind it, and offers mentorship for the mid-level leader you become tomorrow. Practical Telehealth expertise and a track record in healthcare delivery near West Jordan, UT are valued as you join a team focused on patient comfort, dignity, and informed consent