Jobs at Sprinter Health

Provide in-home phlebotomy and other low-acuity diagnostic services (venipuncture, specimen collection, ECGs, retinal images, diabetic foot screens). Travel between patient homes using your own vehicle, ensure proper labeling and transport of specimens, document care using mobile charting tools, and maintain professional, compassionate patient interactions while meeting required certifications and vaccination requirements.

The Collaborating Physician oversees the Nurse Practitioner, ensuring high-quality patient care, compliance with regulations, and participation in quality improvement initiatives.

Provide clinical oversight and mentorship to a Nurse Practitioner, review medical records, ensure telemedicine-compliant clinical guidelines and state/federal regulatory adherence, participate in quality improvement, and support clinical audits and case reviews.

Provide in-home phlebotomy and low-acuity diagnostic services (venipuncture, specimen collection, ECGs, retina exams, diabetic foot screenings), ensure proper sample handling and labeling, document care using mobile tools, and coordinate drop-off to labs while maintaining patient-centered professionalism and safety.

Provide in-home diagnostic and preventative services including venipuncture, specimen collection and handling, diabetic foot and retina screens, ECGs, and other low-acuity procedures. Travel to patient homes using personal vehicle, maintain supplies/PPE, accurately label and coordinate sample drop-off, document care using mobile charting tools, and uphold professionalism, confidentiality, and patient-centered service.

Provide in-home diagnostic and preventative services including phlebotomy, specimen collection, diabetic foot and retina screenings, ECGs, and basic low-acuity care. Ensure proper labeling, sample drop-off, patient communication, documentation via mobile tools, and adherence to safety, vaccination, and certification requirements.

Provide after-hours and weekend travel support: monitor channels, handle flight/hotel/transport disruptions, rebook travel per SOPs, escalate high-impact issues, document actions, and hand off unresolved items to weekday Logistics.

Lead and manage a remote team of Nurse Practitioners, ensuring clinical quality, documentation accuracy, and compliance with HCC/MEAT standards. Provide coaching, audits, training, and cross-functional collaboration to improve workflows, risk adjustment accuracy, and patient-centered virtual/home-based care delivery.

As a Patient Engagement Specialist I, you will contact patients via outbound calls, educate them on healthcare services, and help schedule appointments while collaborating with healthcare professionals.

Perform post-visit review and visit closure: confirm lab draws and documentation, track and retrieve missing lab results/notes, manage clinical documents, escalate issues, support occasional outbound patient outreach, and suggest process improvements within SLAs while maintaining HIPAA compliance.

As a Patient Engagement Specialist I, you'll handle outbound calls to patients, educate them about services, and book appointments using communication skills and software tools.

The Patient Engagement Specialist I engages with patients through outbound calls, schedules appointments, educates patients on services, and collaborates with healthcare professionals.

Conduct high-volume outreach to schedule and follow up on preventive and primary care services, assess and address social determinants of health, coordinate across clinical and community resources, document interactions per HIPAA, and collaborate with internal teams to close care gaps.

Perform routine and focused medical coding audits to ensure CMS/payer compliance and accuracy. Review records and claims for ICD-10-CM, CPT, HCPCS, modifiers, and HCC assignments; track audit metrics; prepare detailed reports; support internal/external audit responses; and develop education to improve coder and provider documentation and coding quality while maintaining HIPAA and compliance standards.