Jobs at Optum

As a Phlebotomist, you will collect blood and non-blood specimens from patients, maintain equipment, record data, and ensure accurate testing procedures following established protocols.

As a Registered Nurse, you will deliver patient care, manage care transitions, conduct triage, perform procedures, and contribute to quality initiatives.

As a Lab Associate, you will collect blood and non-blood specimens from patients, verify patient identities, maintain cleanliness, and adhere to laboratory policies while assisting in various clinical functions.

The Specimen Processor handles, prepares, and logs lab specimens while ensuring compliance with protocols and training staff on specimen processing procedures.

The Radiology Aide II provides support to imaging technologists, interviews patients about imaging processes, organizes the imaging area, and ensures effective teamwork in the Imaging Center.

The Medical Assistant II will perform expanded duties, manage patient flow, coordinate schedules, resolve patient concerns, and support clinicians in a clinical setting.

The Physician Resident Pathways position at Atrius Health offers mentorship, learning in a value-based care model, and exposure to primary care, aimed at easing the transition from residency to practice.

As a Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer, you will perform diagnostic and special procedure ultrasonography, ensuring high-quality patient care and effective communication with the healthcare team.

As a Per Diem Phlebotomist, you will collect blood and non-blood specimens, perform tests, and ensure accurate specimen processing, while providing excellent patient care and adhering to safety protocols.

The Nurse Practitioner conducts in-home health assessments for patients, collaborates with PCPs, and educates members on health management, while traveling across Massachusetts.

The Phlebotomist will collect blood and non-blood specimens, verify patient identity, and perform clerical duties while ensuring adherence to laboratory policies.

As a Phlebotomist, you will collect blood and non-blood specimens, verify patient identity, prepare samples for laboratory testing, and provide support to patients and lab personnel.

As a Phlebotomist, you will collect blood and non-blood specimens, process samples, and provide information on laboratory tests. Responsibilities include patient interaction, equipment preparation, and compliance with safety protocols. You may also perform clerical tasks and assist in training new staff.

As a Medical Assistant, you will manage patient flow, coordinate schedules for clinicians, and assist in resolving patient concerns while providing clinical support in a multi-department environment.

As a Cardiac Sonographer, you will perform diagnostic cardiac ultrasound exams, support patient care, and document findings, ensuring quality images for interpretation.

As an Ophthalmologist, you will diagnose, treat, and manage patients’ eye care needs, collaborating with a team to ensure high-quality care. You'll implement treatment plans, prescribe medications, and educate patients about their conditions.

The Part Time Phlebotomist collects blood and non-blood specimens, verifies patient identity, performs clerical duties, and ensures adherence to lab procedures and safety measures. They may assist in training and quality control processes.

As a Phlebotomist, you will collect blood and non-blood specimens, perform testing, maintain supplies, assist with training, and ensure a clean work environment.

As a Medical Assistant, provide clinical support, coordinate patient flow, manage schedules, resolve patient concerns, train new staff, and engage in care improvement activities.

As a Medical Technologist II, you'll perform laboratory assays, evaluate test results, maintain equipment, and communicate findings to medical staff.