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New Relic is hiring a Partner Solutions Consultant I. This entry-level role works closely with partners and internal teams to help deliver and support software solutions. Role overview The Partner Solutions Consultant I focuses on assisting partners with the implementation and ongoing support of New Relic’s software. The position involves regular collaboration with stakeholders to ensure solutions are delivered effectively and meet partner needs. Collaboration Expect to work with a variety of teams and external partners. Communication and teamwork are central to this position, as you will help coordinate efforts to support software adoption and resolve issues as they arise. Location This position is open to candidates in multiple locations across the United States, including Annapolis, Arlington, Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Boise, Boston, Boulder, Charleston, Charlotte, Chicago, Columbia, Columbus, Dallas, Des Moines, Detroit, Indianapolis, Jersey City, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Madison, Miami, Orlando, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Portland, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, San Jose, Seattle, and St. Louis.

Role overview The Senior Financial Business Partner at Luminis Health plays a key role in financial planning and analysis. This position works closely with finance analysts and builds strong relationships with clinical and operational leaders. The goal: support informed business decisions across the organization. Main responsibilities Coordinate the collection of key volume data for AAMC organizations to support revenue and expense planning. Maintain and present volume data for senior leadership, highlighting historical trends and seasonality. Develop net patient revenue projections by analyzing rates, volumes, payer mixes, and allowances, then validate these projections against actual financial statement revenue. Create projections for other operating revenues using detailed assumptions. Prepare and manage the budgeting system, ensuring historical data remains accurate and current. Upload historical and current data into budget templates for departmental leaders, aligning with margin improvement goals. Analyze salary structures based on FTE mix, merit adjustments, and other factors to ensure consistency with salary expenses and FTE reporting. Collaborate with department leaders to review capital and operating expense requests in a timely and thorough manner. Contribute to the development, preparation, and consolidation of budgets, forecasts, and long-range financial plans. Produce clear, concise, and timely reports for management throughout the planning process. Location This role is based in Annapolis, MD.

Role overview The Senior HR Business Partner at Luminis Health plays a key role in supporting the human resources strategy for designated business units in Annapolis, MD. This position covers a broad spectrum of HR responsibilities, from employee relations and policy interpretation to organizational design and workforce planning. The role works closely with HR Centers of Excellence to ensure people management practices are both effective and aligned with organizational goals. Main responsibilities Act as the primary HR contact for employees and leaders within assigned units, collaborating with HR COE partners as needed. Guide business unit leaders through the implementation of HR processes and practices, including oversight of complex, cross-functional projects. Advise leadership on topics such as retention, engagement, rewards and recognition, compensation, coaching, performance management, and succession planning. Address employee concerns related to policy interpretation, discrimination or harassment allegations, and disputes about employment actions. Prepare detailed reports documenting findings. Support leaders in developing job descriptions and shaping organizational structures to meet business needs. Apply compensation guidelines to answer questions, promote equity, develop hiring standards, and partner with the Compensation team on career progression frameworks.

Join our team as a VDI Engineer, where you will play a pivotal role in enhancing and optimizing virtual desktop technologies for government clients. Your daily activities will encompass:Engineering, designing, testing, implementing, and securing the lifecycle of advanced Citrix Xen Desktop and NetScaler solutions within a large enterprise environment.Developing and supporting Microsoft infrastructure solutions, including Azure Virtual Desktop, across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid models.Collaborating with government stakeholders to address technical challenges and resolve conflicts.Engineering and tuning VDI environments, ensuring compliance with Authorize to Operate (ATO) standards for new VDI solutions.Overseeing Citrix products such as Virtual Apps, Virtual Desktops, ADC, and Provisioning.Managing Azure products, particularly Azure Virtual Desktops.Utilizing scripting skills in PowerShell or Python to enhance operational efficiency.Providing Tier 3 support and conducting Root Cause Analysis (RCA) for troubleshooting and problem resolution.Creating and maintaining comprehensive documentation for VDI solutions, processes, and engineering procedures.

Join our dynamic team as a Storage Engineer dedicated to supporting the Government in Annapolis, Maryland. In this crucial role, you will contribute to the Platform Engineering Services by designing innovative engineering solutions for storage devices and backup technologies. Your expertise will be essential in overcoming our clients' most significant challenges, ensuring we deliver on our promises, and continuously innovating to meet mission-critical storage and data requirements.As a Storage Engineer, your day-to-day responsibilities will include: Engaging in requirement analysis, solution design, testing, and implementation of next-generation storage and backup systems, both on-premise and in the cloud. Collaborating with government technical leads, storage vendors, and cloud providers to assess and evaluate emerging technologies. Developing and maintaining a comprehensive storage demonstration environment in our designated test lab. Creating detailed test plans to evaluate storage systems and backup solutions effectively. Participating in root cause analysis for significant issues and providing actionable recommendations for improvements. Advising on storage upgrade strategies and supporting project integration. Delivering Tier 3 & 4 support for existing storage and backup infrastructures. Conducting security engineering activities with a focus on Storage/SAN. Installing, monitoring, and tuning new storage solutions to achieve an Authorize to Operate (ATO).

Role summary The Mental Health Consultant - PRN at Luminis Health delivers direct care to patients, families, and family systems in Annapolis, MD. This position involves teaching, evaluating, assessing, and counseling to address a range of mental health needs. Main responsibilities Conduct comprehensive mental health assessments and maintain thorough documentation. Develop treatment plans using current best practices and coordinate referrals to appropriate care levels. This includes arranging inpatient psychiatric treatment and obtaining insurance authorizations when necessary. Act as a clinical resource for nursing and medical staff, helping coordinate care for patients requiring psychiatric interventions. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to support a family-centered approach to patient care. Take on additional tasks as needed to support the goals of the service line and organization. Requirements Master's degree in a clinical program. At least one year of clinical experience with demonstrated diagnostic skills. Certification in Medical Interpretation required if serving as a bilingual or multilingual interpreter. Licensure Maryland LCSW-C or LCPC license required. Working conditions The role involves minimal exposure to blood-borne pathogens. Physical demands and work environment are typical for essential job functions. Reasonable accommodations are available for individuals with disabilities, consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act. This summary outlines the main functions and requirements for the Mental Health Consultant - PRN position. It may not include every possible duty or requirement.

Luminis Health is hiring a full-time Lactation Consultant for day shifts at its Annapolis, MD facility. This position focuses on supporting mothers and families with breastfeeding, offering both bedside assistance and expert advice for a range of lactation needs. Key Responsibilities Provide comprehensive breastfeeding support and education, drawing on counseling and family theory knowledge. Assess mothers and families to identify learning needs and gather information for individualized care. Create and adjust breastfeeding care plans tailored to each mother-baby pair, setting shared goals and priorities. Monitor care plan effectiveness and revise as needed based on patient feedback and outcomes. Participate in communication and decision-making within lactation and maternal-child health teams. Manage breastfeeding-related retail and rental supplies, including breast pump services. Lead educational sessions and in-service training, including orientation for new staff members. Coordinate lactation services for all breastfeeding patients in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Demonstrate strong oral and written communication, contribute to unit governance, and collaborate with other healthcare professionals. Support quality assurance programs to uphold high standards in lactation care and monitor financial performance. Role Focus This role centers on direct patient care, education, and teamwork within the maternal-child health field. The Lactation Consultant will play a vital part in helping families navigate breastfeeding challenges and in maintaining the quality of lactation services at Luminis Health.

Role overview The Radiologic Technologist I at Luminis Health in Annapolis, MD performs routine radiographic procedures with a focus on patient safety and care. This position calls for strong attention to detail and technical accuracy, always considering the unique needs of each patient during imaging procedures. Main responsibilities Process radiographic films, verifying that demographic and technical information is accurate and that images meet established quality standards. Perform procedures efficiently, ensuring all required information appears on both images and supporting documentation. Monitor patient status during procedures, provide first aid if needed, and assist physicians during emergencies or adverse reactions. Consistently apply radiation protection measures, comply with safety regulations, and attend mandatory radiation safety training. Collaborate with management to suggest improvements, report issues, and provide feedback for patient care and departmental operations. Track inventory in assigned areas and notify management of any shortages. Restock work areas each shift and manage expiration dates on time-sensitive supplies. Assist in training rotating students and help orient new staff when needed. Take on additional tasks as assigned, which may include billing and quality assurance responsibilities. Maintain a current professional license, complete required continuing medical education credits, and participate in educational activities to meet regulatory standards.

Role Overview The Radiologic Technologist I at Luminis Health conducts routine radiographic procedures and upholds safety protocols while providing patient care tailored to individual needs. This position is located in Annapolis, MD. Main Responsibilities Process radiographic films, confirm patient demographics and technical details, and review images for quality and accuracy. Perform imaging procedures efficiently, maintain high quality standards, and document all information accurately in both images and records. Monitor patient conditions, provide first aid when necessary, and assist medical staff during emergencies or adverse reactions. Apply radiation protection measures, comply with safety regulations, and take part in required radiation safety training. Collaborate with management to suggest improvements, report concerns, and provide feedback to enhance patient care and workflow. Track inventory in the assigned work area and notify management of any shortages. Keep supplies stocked, monitor expiration dates, and address any issues as they arise. Support the clinical training of rotating students and assist in orienting new staff members as needed. Handle additional assigned duties, including billing tasks and quality assurance activities. Maintain current licensure, complete continuing education credits, and participate in training required by regulations.

The MRI Technologist I position at Luminis Health involves performing MRI procedures for patients of all ages at inpatient facilities in Annapolis, Bowie, and Lanham, MD. This role requires adherence to established protocols to maintain high imaging quality and ensure patient safety throughout each procedure. Key Responsibilities Carry out MRI scan sequences, confirm patient demographics and technical details, and check images for clarity and accuracy. Collaborate with a specialized medical team to conduct targeted MRI scans, prepare patients for exams, and review relevant reports such as pathology and surgical notes to monitor progress and exam accuracy. Observe patient conditions during scans, provide first aid when necessary, and assist physicians during emergencies or adverse reactions. Work with the Supervisor to suggest improvements, report concerns, and offer feedback for better patient care, technical quality, and clerical processes. Monitor equipment function, report malfunctions to management, and document any issues as required. Assist in the clinical training of technologists and students when needed. Deliver compassionate care to patients facing physical or mental challenges. Manage patient workflow, prioritize cases appropriately, and handle cases that require MR sedation. Comply with all legal, regulatory, and policy standards, including MRI safety requirements. Perform a range of MRI procedures, from routine to complex, while maintaining safety, quality, and sensitivity to individual patient needs.

Role overview The MRI Technologist I supports Luminis Health’s outpatient imaging services across several Maryland locations, including Odenton, Annapolis, Bowie, and Lanham. This role involves performing a range of MRI procedures, from standard scans to more complex studies, always in line with established safety and quality protocols. Patient care and comfort are key priorities throughout each step of the imaging process. Main responsibilities Carry out MRI scans for various clinical indications in an outpatient environment Maintain strict adherence to safety and quality procedures during all imaging tasks Collaborate with physicians and healthcare colleagues to ensure precise and timely imaging results Focus on patient comfort and respond to individual needs during the MRI experience

Role overview The MRI Technologist I (PRN) at Luminis Health works in an outpatient setting in Annapolis, MD. This position performs both routine and advanced MRI procedures, following established protocols to ensure patient safety and consistent imaging quality. Patient care and clear communication are central to the role, with a focus on providing a supportive experience during each visit. What you will do Perform MRI scans based on clinical standards and physician orders Maintain a safe environment for patients and staff by adhering to safety guidelines Support patient comfort and respond to individual needs throughout procedures Help maintain a high standard of imaging quality for outpatient services

The Occupational Therapist I - PRN position at Luminis Health serves patients at Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis, MD. This role provides Occupational Therapy services to individuals of all ages, from children to older adults. Core responsibilities include evaluating patient needs, developing and implementing treatment plans, and maintaining thorough documentation that aligns with regulatory and departmental standards. Main Responsibilities Conduct comprehensive evaluations and design individualized treatment plans, ensuring documentation meets department standards. Deliver therapy for patients with a variety of diagnoses, working across different hospital units as needed. Participate in community outreach and hospital-based programs when assigned. Support departmental process improvements by joining huddles, tracking key metrics, and contributing ideas. Meet productivity targets and submit productivity logs within required timeframes. Engage in quality and patient safety initiatives, demonstrating strong customer service in line with ICARE principles. Attend interdisciplinary meetings, in-service trainings, and pursue continuing education supported by AAMC. Provide technical guidance and support to therapy assistants, rehab aides, students, and volunteers. Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other clinicians to coordinate care, using sound clinical judgment to manage caseloads and resolve patient care issues. Handle administrative responsibilities as a therapy lead and offer mentorship to less experienced staff members.

The CT Technologist I position at Luminis Health centers on performing both routine radiographic and specialized CT procedures in outpatient imaging. Patient care and adherence to established quality standards guide every aspect of this role. Key Responsibilities Collaborate with supervisors to address equipment, staffing, and productivity issues, and contribute suggestions for improvement. Carry out daily quality assurance tests on CT units and emergency equipment, keeping accurate records according to department protocols. Gather clinical details before diagnostic exams, manage patient preparation, and document significant findings. Facilitate smooth patient flow in the scanning area by coordinating scheduling and delegating tasks as needed. Oversee supply storage and distribution in the CT area, monitor inventory, and report shortages promptly. Maintain daily logs and procedure manuals, and collect data for monthly reporting. Participate in orientation, on-the-job training, and in-service sessions, including demonstrations of CT equipment and techniques. Deliver customer service that aligns with the ICARE service excellence framework. Assist physicians during emergencies and support the management of adverse reactions to contrast materials. Help orient new colleagues and contribute to training program development based on team goals and training needs. Work Locations Annapolis, MD Bowie, MD Lanham, MD

Job Title: PulmonologistLocation: Annapolis, MarylandHours & Schedule: Full-TimeWork Environment: Outpatient pulmonary practiceSalary: $325,000 – $650,000 annually based on experienceBenefits Offered: Comprehensive health insurance, three weeks of paid time off, nine paid federal holidays, a 3% 401(k) match, and a $3,000 annual CME allowance.On Call Required: No routine call; optional hospital rounding available.Why Join Us?This position offers a robust outpatient clinical focus within a dynamic, multi-state healthcare organization. Our providers are empowered by experienced clinical teams, modern systems, and the flexibility to develop a long-term practice. For those interested, optional procedural and hospital-based work is available, without mandatory critical care responsibilities.Your Ideal Profile:We are looking for a patient-centered pulmonologist who values collaboration, continuity of care, and clinical excellence. Candidates with an interest in sleep medicine, pulmonary rehabilitation, or weight management initiatives are highly encouraged to apply, along with a commitment to fostering enduring patient relationships.Position Overview:The Pulmonologist will deliver thorough outpatient evaluation, diagnosis, and management of pulmonary conditions. This role will support long-term disease management, procedural care when desired, and collaboration with advanced practice providers and multidisciplinary teams in a well-supported clinical setting.Key Responsibilities:Diagnose and manage pulmonary conditions such as COPD, asthma, lung nodules, interstitial lung disease, Valley Fever, and non-tuberculosis mycobacterial (NTM) infections.Conduct consultations, follow-up visits, and oversee long-term disease management.Interpret pulmonary diagnostic testing and related procedures.Develop tailored treatment plans based on clinical evaluations.Collaborate with advanced practice providers, clinical staff, and multidisciplinary specialists.Engage in specialized programs like pulmonary rehabilitation and weight management initiatives.Complete clinical documentation using AthenaOne.Perform bronchoscopies at affiliated hospital facilities as necessary.Optional participation in hospital rounding; critical care responsibilities are not ensured and may be self-sourced.Prerequisites:MD or DO degree.Completion of Internal Medicine residency.Completion of Pulmonary Medicine fellowship.Board Certified or Board Eligible in Pulmonary Medicine (ABIM).Preferred: Sleep Medicine board certification.Active DEA license.

The CT Technologist I - Outpatient PRN position at Luminis Health covers multiple outpatient locations, including Odenton, Annapolis, Bowie, and Lanham, MD. This role centers on performing both routine radiographic and specialized CT procedures, always maintaining a strong commitment to patient care and established quality standards. What you will do Collaborate with supervisors to address equipment, staffing, and workflow needs, offering constructive feedback when required. Complete daily quality assurance checks on CT scanners and emergency equipment, keeping thorough records of all tests performed. Gather relevant clinical details before each exam, oversee patient preparation, and document key information accurately. Coordinate scheduling and workflow to help patients move efficiently through the scanning area. Monitor, store, and route supplies for the CT area, reporting shortages as soon as they arise. Maintain a daily activity log and procedures manual, compiling necessary data for monthly reports. Take part in orientation, on-the-job training, and in-service sessions; demonstrate CT equipment and procedures as needed. Deliver customer service that aligns with the ICARE service excellence framework. Assist physicians during emergencies and in cases of adverse reactions to contrast materials. Help orient new staff and contribute to in-service training, supporting ongoing performance and development goals. Inclusivity and accommodations Luminis Health is committed to inclusivity and will provide reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this position.

Role overview Luminis Health is hiring an entry-level Radiologic Technologist I in Annapolis, MD. This position centers on performing routine radiographic procedures with attention to patient safety and quality care. Each procedure is tailored to meet individual patient needs while following established protocols. Main responsibilities Process radiographic films, confirm patient demographics and technical details, and evaluate the technical quality of images produced. Complete procedures efficiently, ensuring results meet quality standards and are documented accurately and on time. Monitor patient status during procedures, provide first aid if needed, and assist physicians in emergencies or when patients have adverse reactions. Implement radiation protection measures for patients and complete all required radiation safety training. Collaborate with management to suggest improvements, report concerns, and provide feedback to enhance patient care and technical quality. Track inventory in the assigned area and alert management to any shortages. Keep work areas stocked each shift, check expiration dates on supplies, and address supply issues as they arise. Support clinical education for students on rotation and help orient new staff as needed. Take on additional tasks as assigned, including billing and quality assurance duties. Maintain current licensure, complete continuing medical education, and participate in required training to meet regulatory standards.

Role overview The Surgical Technologist - Regional Supplemental Staffing I at Luminis Health plays a central role in supporting direct patient care across multiple surgical specialties. This position works at both Annapolis, MD and Lanham, MD locations, assisting surgical teams by applying patient care practices, maintaining sterile technique, and preparing cases for surgery. Main responsibilities Follow sterility protocols and use equipment according to operating room guidelines to maintain a safe surgical environment. Transport patients and specialized equipment safely, adhering to all safety policies. Provide care during the intra-operative phase, using physician preference cards and organizing activities to meet patient and environmental needs. Act as the first scrub on a variety of cases, including general/GYN, ENT, plastics, basic or minor ortho/neuro, dental/ortho, urology/cysto, and basic vascular procedures. Ensure surgical instruments are properly cleaned and sterilized. Independently manage essential surgical tasks such as opening supplies, gowning and gloving team members, basic patient positioning, between-case cleaning, terminal cleaning of the operating room, and assisting with circulating duties as needed.

The Sterile Processing Technician I at Luminis Health plays a key role in supporting safe patient care in Annapolis, MD. Working full-time during the day in the Central Sterile Processing department, this technician prepares, assembles, and sterilizes surgical instruments, trays, utensils, and linen packs. The position also manages the distribution of case carts and sterile supplies throughout the facility. Team members rotate through weekend and on-call shifts, adhere to a strict dress code, and wear surgical scrubs to maintain a professional appearance. Main Responsibilities Carry out decontamination processes, including removing debris, inspecting lumens, and processing laparoscopic instruments according to departmental and regulatory standards. Document completed work using instrument tracking software (SPM). Perform quality control checks on surgical instruments and equipment. Inspect and assemble equipment and instrument sets, ensuring cleanliness and proper function. Maintain clean, organized workspaces for team use after tasks are completed. Conduct high-level disinfection (HLD) procedures with careful attention to detail. Operate sterilizers and washers, and complete quality assurance steps to confirm effective sterilization. Review daily operating room schedules to anticipate supply needs and case cart requirements, reporting discrepancies to supervisors. Resolve issues and process requisitions from other departments to help manage inventory. Assemble surgical instruments and supplies based on patient-specific pick lists. Update case cart build processes in SPM as necessary.