Skill
Medical Records
Healthcare and Medical
Medical Records are the systematic documentation of a patient's health history, treatments, diagnoses, and outcomes, maintained by healthcare providers in paper or electronic form (EHR/EMR systems). Health information technicians, medical coders, and records administrators manage the accuracy, organization, and confidentiality of these records. Skills in this area often include familiarity with systems like Epic or Cerner and knowledge of coding standards such as ICD-10.
Medical Records in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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File Supervisor (File Room/Scanning Supervisor)
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Kansas City, MO · $51,283 – $66,670
This role manages the daily operations of a medical records scanning and file room unit at a VA medical center, supervising file clerks and contracted staff. It suits candidates with supervisory experience in records management, document processing, or administrative operations who can ensure compliance with healthcare documentation standards.
Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗
Health System Administrator, (Health Services Administrator)
Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System
Atlanta, GA · $112,556 – $146,325
This role leads a healthcare team within a correctional facility, managing medical, dental, and pharmacy services for inmates while balancing security responsibilities with clinical care delivery. It suits experienced healthcare administrators or clinical managers who can navigate complex regulatory compliance and budget management in a structured institutional environment.
Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗
Medical Assistant - Wound Clinic
Vanderbilt University & Medical Center
Full-time · Nashville, TN
A medical assistant role in a specialized wound care clinic, supporting clinicians with patient flow, vital signs, specimen collection, and wound care procedures. This suits someone starting their healthcare career who wants structured, daytime work with no weekend or holiday shifts.
Listed on Vanderbilt University & Medical Center’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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