The Behavioral Health Intake Manager will lead the Command Center’s Behavioral Health Intake team, ensuring safe and efficient patient flow throughout the continuum of ARH’s Behavioral Health services.

The Revenue Cycle Pharmacist is accountable for the effective direction and management of Patient Financial Services, Patient Access, Revenue Optimization and Compliance, and Financial Decision Support functions with medications and pharmacy-related services.

To perform the athletic training duties required for multiple sports teams associated with Appalachian Regional Healthcare. Evaluate athlete conditions, injuries and illnesses, conducting diagnostic tests and exercises and communicating those results with medical professionals.

The Staff Medical Technologist performs clinical tests in one or more areas of specialization depending on the size and scope of laboratory activity.

The Patient Care Technician provides patient care throughout nursing areas consistent with the CNA job description, and is responsible for the safe transport of patients via wheelchair or stretcher, dispatch services and appropriate documentation of services. Provides the services of an Observer for any patient on a patient care unit who has been assessed to require constant observation in order to maximize his/her safety. Performs general receptionist and clerical duties in order to facilitate efficient functioning of the nursing unit.  Through communication, requisitioning, and management of supplies and equipment, compliments the activities of the nursing staff, patients, physicians, other hospital departments, and visitors. He/She performs general receptionist and clerical duties in order to facilitate efficient functioning of the Department

The System Director of Sleep Services leads strategic planning, standardization, and program development efforts for Appalachian Regional Healthcare sleep services by coordinating efforts with all ARH sleep departments and other related operating units. The system director is also accountable for leading and developing the designated local sleep programs in addition to other local clinical and diagnostic programs as defined in the local structure. These include, but may not be limited to, respiratory therapy and various cardiopulmonary diagnostic programs to enable patients to receive the most appropriate diagnosis and treatment.

The Rotating Pharmacist is responsible for providing quality pharmaceutical care/services to patients and health care professionals at any ARH or affiliated unit as assigned.

The Rotating Pharmacist is responsible for providing quality pharmaceutical care/services to patients and health care professionals at any ARH or affiliated unit as assigned.

The Primary Therapist provides quality and organized psychotherapy for identified clients and families, with special emphasis on treatment and discharge planning needs.  He/She maintains accurate and up-to-date knowledge of all relevant regulations and standards regarding the provision of services and of the implementation of treatment and discharge planning. They demonstrate professionalism in all aspects of performance.

The Staff Pharmacist is responsible for providing quality pharmaceutical care/services to patients and health care professionals at any ARH or affiliated unit as assigned.  Responsible for properly assessing patients’ pharmaceutical needs and providing pharmaceutical care.  Responsible for the accurate and proper compounding and dispensing of prescribed medications and solutions.  Responsible for the proper inventory and record keeping of medications.  Responsible for properly counseling patients/patients’ families, and appropriate health care professionals regarding drug therapy.

The Medical Assistant is responsible for efficient and courteous registration, transfer and discharge of patients within established policies and procedures; thoroughly compiles and types medical information for patients' records and statistical reports and maintains current and accurate patient account receivables.   The Medical Assistant is responsible for performing a wide variety of patient care activities and accommodative services for the comfort and well-being of patients in accordance with physicians' orders.

Under the guidance of the director of radiology, performs full range of nuclear scans. Directs and supervises those assigned to assist in this process.

To perform all required procedures in the cardiac catheterization laboratory and operating room as requested by the vascular surgeon within their scope of practice, operating computer systems, processors, working knowledge of vascular, cardiovascular, interventional radiology, hemodynamics, and medications. Trains staff and students. Works closely with physicians and vendors.

To perform all required procedures in the cardiac catheterization laboratory and operating room as requested by the vascular surgeon within their scope of practice, operating computer systems, processors, working knowledge of vascular, cardiovascular, interventional radiology, hemodynamics, and medications. Trains staff and students. Works closely with physicians and vendors.

The Ambulatory Care Pharmacist is expected to be an integral part of an outpatient, multidisciplinary healthcare team to improve patient outcomes with a focus on medication management by overcoming any access barriers and providing necessary guideline directed therapy. This role will be responsible for ensuring integrated, accessible health care services. The Ambulatory Care Pharmacist will be accountable for addressing medication needs, developing and sustaining partnerships with patients and other healthcare providers, and practicing in the context of what is best for our patients and community.

The Social Worker is accountable for providing assistance to patients and their families with personal and environmental problems in order to maintain maximum benefits from medical and welfare services. The Social Worker is in frequent contact with patients, patient's family, physicians, nurses, chaplains, community and health agencies.

Provides general non-technical assistance to the perioperative staff. Responsible for transporting patients to the OR and back to the nursing units, pulling supplies/cases for surgeries, maintaining supplies in the operating room

The Peer Recovery Coach provides non-clinical services intended to aid patients in establishing recovery from high risk of dependent alcohol and drug use problems. The Peer Recovery Coach will work as part of the Emergency Department team/or designated area to provide peer support and motivation to encourage patients who are seeking treatment for alcohol or drug dependency and addiction issues. The Peer Recovery Coach will assist in completing referrals to treatment services and developing service plans to promote successful linkage to treatment services. Services will be provided in the Emergency Department/or designated area with appropriate follow-up.