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Director, Cardiology Services

Gwinnett Medical Center in Lawrenceville, Ga. is hiring for this full-time position.

Gwinnett Medical Center is currently hiring for a Director of Cardiology Services. The incumbent will be responsible for the direction of cardiology facility, including the Cardiac Cath Labs, Electrophysiology Labs, Admit/Recovery Unit, Cardiology departments and the Nuclear Medicine departments. They will oversee the administrative function of the facility as well. A Bachelor’s degree in nursing or related field is required. A Master's degree in Business Administration or Health Care Administration is preferred. They also must have five years of clinical experience and five to ten years of progressive related management experience, including at least two years of clinical cardiovascular experience.  For more information and to apply for …

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Computer Operator

Gwinnett Medical Center is hiring for this full-time position in Lawrenceville, Ga.

  The Computer Operator at Gwinnett Medical Center operate data processing equipment and perform technical duties using a variety of computer and peripheral equipment used in computer systems. In this full-time position, the incumbent will prepare equipment for operation, obtain, load and unload magnetic tapes and more. An Associate Degree in electronic data processing, programming and/or administrative management is preferred. Candidates must have at least one to three years of related experience or training on operations of computer related equipment. For more information and to apply for this position, please click here.

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Gwinnett Med Buys Shopping Plaza

The Lawrenceville hospital will move some of its outpatient services across the street to where Hobby Lobby used to be.

  Gwinnett Medical Center making room for growth.  The Lawrenceville hospital recently purchased a plaza across the road from its main campus. They currently own 88,000 square feet in the Springfield Park Plaza on Pike Street. This is the plaza Hobby Lobby recently moved out of.  GMC plans to convert the 195,000 square foot addition into an outpatient campus. In an email to Patch, spokesperson Beth Okun said "the space can be used to house a number of departments but its yet to be determined at this time." The hospital hopes the new building will free up space to expand their cardiac care and other services.  What do you think about Gwinnett Med's plans for expansion? Tell us in the comments section below.

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Vanzetta Evans

9:02 am on Friday, May 18, 2012

Well, GMC already owned property in that plaza. I know Staples was supposed to be opening a new location but that was scrapped. No word why. Yeah, it's sad that all that's over there now is Starbuck's, Hooters and Firehouse Subs.   more ›

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Director of Graduate Medical Education

Gwinnett Medical Center in Lawrenceville is hiring for this position.

  Gwinnett Medical Center is currently hiring for a Director of Graduate Medical Education. The incumbent will report to GMC's President and CEO and will administer all operations of the hospital's program. They will develop and design annual monthly lecture series, conferences, grand rounds and journal club and more. The ideal candidate will be an organized, analytical professional DO or MD who is Medical Board Certified.  For more information and to apply for this position, please click here.

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Director of Finance

Gwinnett Medical Center in Lawrenceville is hiring for this full-time position.

  Gwinnett Medical Center is currently seeking a Director of Finance. The incumbent will be accountable for the organization and management of all of their financial and accounting matters. Applicants must have a Bachelors Degree in Accounting, Finance, or related degree. A Master's in Business Administration or Healthcare Administration is preferred is preferred, but GMC will also consider substantial experience instead. For more information and to apply for this position, please click here.

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Sign Language Interpreter Patient Representative

Gwinnett Medical is hiring for this position.

  The Sign Language Specialist at Gwinnett Medical Center will interpret spoken language using American Sign Language (ASL) to help communications between deaf and hard of hearing patients and hospital staff.  At least two years college in Social and Behavioral Science or Public Relations field is required. Candidates must be a Certified Sign Language Interpreter and have at least one year experience as a Sign Language Interpreter in a healthcare setting. For more information and to apply, please click here.

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Public Safety Officer - Security

Gwinnett Medical Center is hiring for this full-time position.

The Security department at Gwinnett Medical Center is hiring for a Public Safety Officer. The person in this position must be able to deal with the public in a firm but courteous manner, perform under stressful conditions and more.  A High School diploma or equivalent is required. 3-5 years of healthcare experience is preferred. For more information and to apply, please click here.

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Cook

Gwinnett Medical Center is looking to fill this full-time position.

Gwinnett Medical Center is looking to hire a Cook as part of their Nutrition Services Department. The Cook will be responsible for preparation, distribution, and storage of food services as assigned. Other duties include meal production and clean up within established hospital policies and procedures. Candidates should have a high school diploma or equivalent. Culinary or vocational culinary school is preferred. Five years of previous cooking experience is required, including preparing meals for large quantities. For more information and to apply, click here.

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Gwinnett Med Accepting All Patients Again

The hospital was forced to divert some patients after being hit by a computer virus last week.

Gwinnett Medical Center is practically back to normal after being struck by a computer virus last week. The virus forced both the Lawrenceville and Duluth campuses to send Trauma 2 patients to other facilities. GMC Spokeswoman Beth Okun sent the following statement to Patch Saturday evening: "Gwinnett Medical Center has transitioned from paper records to an online system in our Emergency Departments. As a result, we are no longer on trauma by-pass and are accepting all patients. This decision was made by our trauma surgeon. Furthermore, our technical monitoring systems have shown no evidence of the virus since yesterday (Friday) afternoon. We are following our plan to restore interconnectivity to our computer systems."

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