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Northeast Georgia Health System

Non-profit health system delivering regional care

Registered Nurse Value Analysis Coordinator

Full-Time
No salary listed
Mid
Bachelor's
Gainesville, GA, USA
In Person
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary

About the job

Requirements
  • Licensed to practice as a registered nurse in Georgia.
  • Join a professional organization within one month of hire.
  • Have a Bachelor's degree in Registered Nursing.
  • Have three years of hospital experience; perioperative experience and exposure to Value Analysis are preferred.
  • Demonstrate analytical experience and strong personal computer, project management, leadership, problem-solving, and team-building skills.
  • Demonstrate the ability to project manage and serve as a role model and mentor to partners and staff less familiar with Value Analysis and Strategic Sourcing processes.
  • Demonstrate leadership competencies in change management, people development, and teamwork.
  • Have expert project management skills and working knowledge of standard work processes.
  • Be highly proficient with Microsoft Office applications, ERP platforms (Lawson preferred), and systems integration, including using these systems for dashboarding and reporting.
  • Have knowledge of state and federal regulatory and accrediting agency standards and guidelines for safety, quality, and billing compliance for hospital supplies and equipment.
  • Have knowledge of sourcing and contracting processes, hospital operations, supplier management, team building, and facilitation.
  • Be able to manage multiple projects and priorities.
  • Demonstrate commitment to teamwork and personal development.
  • Have strong project management skills with emphasis on people development.
  • Be able to read, write, reason, talk, use a keyboard, and drive.
  • Be able to lift and carry up to 20 pounds occasionally; stand and walk, and kneel, stoop, or bend frequently; and push or pull occasionally.
Responsibilities
  • Work with Value Analysis Teams and Supply Chain to establish work plans, goals, and objectives for approved system savings targets.
  • Identify, select, and prioritize system-wide opportunities related to Value Analysis standardization, utilization, and implementation.
  • Facilitate Value Analysis Teams to manage system projects effectively.
  • Integrate accepted practice changes and ensure standards of care are met when standardization opportunities are implemented.
  • Meet with vendors and departments to evaluate new and existing products and optimize utilization.
  • Promote and maintain quality patient care through effective management of healthcare products, identifying standardization opportunities, and upholding facility policies, practices, and standards of care to improve clinical and financial outcomes.
  • Support Supply Chain Management Specialists during Value Analysis Team trials and product conversions.
  • Support Supply Chain Management Buyers with backorders and time-sensitive product substitutions.
  • Carry out directives from the Manager of Value Analysis to manage the needs of the health system and its affiliates.
  • Engage with clinical department operators to observe processes and product use in support of standardization and Value Analysis initiatives.
  • Assist teams in setting goals and priorities and tracking progress; bring cost-saving opportunities to teams based on available data and assist in evaluating potential savings opportunities.
  • Work with teams and departments to evaluate new product requests.
  • Periodically assess the overall impact of supply cost-reduction efforts, including implemented savings and cost-per-case trends.
  • Coordinate with Supply Chain to optimize operational and capital supply and equipment contractual agreements.
  • Collaborate with Risk Management and Infection Prevention to address safety, regulatory, and epidemiological issues before product selection.
  • Work with appropriate committees to review and revise policies and procedures related to product changes.
  • Communicate proactively with direct patient care staff and physicians to obtain feedback before product decisions are made.
  • Review the necessity, quality, effectiveness, and efficiency of medical products and procedures where products are used; facilitate product discussions and reviews during Value Analysis Team meetings.
  • Work with Supply Chain staff to identify functionally equivalent products during backorders; educate and notify clinical staff of product changes, monitor backorders, and ensure products are switched back when the backorder ends.
  • Serve as liaison for clinical and physician concerns, needs, or complaints involving disposable products; investigate concerns and help find solutions, including staff education, in-service training, or conversion to alternative products, and follow up to ensure product issues are resolved.
  • Maintain proactive communication with vendors, educate staff about vendor compliance, and monitor compliance with system policies using vendor compliance software.
  • Evaluate system-wide standardization needs and work with Supply Chain to achieve standardization while ensuring all facilities are considered.
  • Coordinate standardization projects with Clinical and Supply Chain staff to support smooth transitions and minimize waste or loss associated with product changes; promote fiscal responsibility.
  • Serve as a clinical consultant to Supply Chain staff when clinical product knowledge is needed.
  • Work with Logistics and departmental staff to establish effective par levels based on clinical knowledge and process review.
  • Accept additional responsibilities as requested to meet organizational needs and perform other duties as deemed necessary by the manager.
Desired Qualifications
  • Perioperative experience and exposure to Value Analysis are preferred.
  • Lawson experience is preferred.

About the company

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Northeast Georgia Health System

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Northeast Georgia Health System is a non-profit health network serving more than 1 million people with five hospitals and multiple outpatient locations. It operates the Northeast Georgia Medical Center across Gainesville, Braselton, Winder, Dahlonega and Demorest, plus the Northeast Georgia Physicians Group with hundreds of clinicians and the Georgia Heart Institute, one of the region’s largest cardiology programs. Care is delivered through a connected system of hospitals, clinics and specialty centers staffed by physicians, nurses and allied health professionals working together across in-person and outpatient settings. Its goal is to improve community health by providing high-quality, accessible medical care and advancing heart and vascular health through multidisciplinary care and research.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Gainesville, Florida

Founded

1980

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What believers are saying

  • September 2026 imaging cloud go-live should streamline 850,000 annual exams and faster consults.
  • Epic Chart with Art across five hospitals targets nursing burnout and bedside capacity.
  • July 2026 Flow Therapy joint venture expands noninvasive cardiovascular revenue in Gainesville.

What critics are saying

  • Two heart surgeons joined September 24, 2026 after cardiac departures damaged continuity.
  • UnitedHealthcare stayed out of network in 2026, pressuring volumes and employer relationships.
  • Two 2025 discrimination lawsuits and a prior DOJ inquiry prolong legal and reputational exposure.

What makes Northeast Georgia Health System unique

  • NGHS controls five hospitals and 1,026 beds across northeast Georgia, anchoring regional specialty care.
  • February 2026 Longstreet Clinic acquisition deepened referrals and physician alignment across Gainesville.
  • September 2026 Sectra One Cloud and Epic Chart with Art showcase uncommon workflow digitization.

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Company News

Gainesville CEO
Sep 29th, 2026
NGHS' Auxiliary celebrates 75 years of service and philanthropy.

NGHS' Auxiliary celebrates 75 years of service and philanthropy. Tuesday, September 29th, 2026 Northeast Georgia Health System's (NGHS) Auxiliary recently celebrated its 75th anniversary during its annual Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon, recognizing volunteers whose service has helped shape healthcare experiences for patients, families and visitors across the region. Founded in 1951 before Hall County Hospital opened its doors later that year, the Auxiliary was created by community members who wanted to support their new hospital. Today, nearly 700 volunteers serve across all five of the system's acute-care hospitals, contributing more than 117,000 hours of service this year. Since its founding, the Auxiliary has contributed more than $10.5 million to support healthcare services, capital improvements and other initiatives to enhance experiences for patients and visitors across NGHS. "For 75 years, our volunteers have consistently provided the same warm welcome and human connection that have been so important throughout our history," said Matt Hanley, president and CEO of NGHS. "Through every chapter of our organization's growth, volunteers have helped create the compassionate culture that defines NGHS today. Every hour a volunteer serves represents something much greater than a task completed - it represents a patient who felt less alone, a family member who felt supported, or a team member who was able to focus on care because a volunteer stepped in to help." The annual lunch celebration included recognition of volunteers who achieved significant service milestones. This year, NGHS recognized 183 volunteers who collectively contributed more than 117,000 hours of service. Several volunteer awards were also presented: * The 2026 Joan Kosmala Volunteer of the Year Award was presented to Kaye Trivette and Bill Trivette, a husband and wife who have served more than 2,800 combined hours of service in a variety of roles including the NICU, Ronnie Green Heart Center, volunteer shuttle service and the Window Shops. * The 2026 Nell Whelchel Wiegand Patient Friend Award was presented to Lori Luders, a volunteer at Northeast Georgia Medical Center Braselton recognized for her compassionate service and commitment to helping patients, visitors and fellow volunteers feel welcome and supported. * The 2026 Marjorie Covington Smith Auxilian of the Year Award was presented to Jan Gorman, a longtime volunteer and life member of the Auxiliary who has served patients and families through roles including Emergency Department Patient Friend, shuttle driver and Mended Hearts visitor. "From the very beginning in 1951, the Auxiliary has embodied the spirit of service and generosity," said Natalie Challen, president of the NGHS Auxiliary. "For 75 years, volunteers have helped create meaningful connections with patients, families and team members while supporting our mission in countless ways. We are proud of that legacy and excited about the future of the Auxiliary."

Gainesville CEO
Sep 29th, 2026
NGHS' Green Tower on Gainesville hospital campus wins global design award.

NGHS' Green Tower on Gainesville hospital campus wins global design award. Tuesday, September 29th, 2026 Northeast Georgia Health System (NGHS) opened a new wing on its Gainesville, Georgia, hospital campus - one of Metro Atlanta's largest hospitals - in early 2025, and that project was recently ranked second in the world by Interior Design, a leading global authority in architecture and design. Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) Gainesville's Green Tower was one of the honorees in Interior Design's 20th-Annual Best of Year Awards for 2025. Also earning honors in the Large Healthcare Projects category were City of Hope's Hope Plaza in Duarte, California, and Intermountain Children's Health's Primary Children's Hospital in Lehi, Utah. "This project was a total team effort, because good design in health care goes far beyond aesthetics," said John Kueven, chief operating officer for NGHS and president of NGMC Gainesville. "It's about how well a space supports care. And this award highlights the thoughtful planning behind the Green Tower and the impact that planning has on both patients and staff." NGMC's Green Tower was designed by the Atlanta studio of Perkins&Will, a nationally acclaimed healthcare design firm. NGHS and Perkins&Will have partnered on a number of other projects across the health system. "This was a highly collaborative design process with significant input from staff and physicians," said Richard Herring, regional healthcare practice leader for Perkins&Will. "The process included both virtual and physical simulation tools that ranged from gaming boards to 40,000 square-foot, life-size mockups to optimize operational efficiency, patient safety and clinical outcomes." The 927,000-square-foot, 11-story Green Tower opened Feb. 8, was designed during the COVID-19 pandemic and features many cutting edge innovations for future pandemic preparedness and disaster resilience. The project features a new emergency department with specialized areas for trauma, resuscitation, minor care, behavioral health and pediatrics, plus a rooftop helipad with direct elevator access to critical care areas. The first floor houses Georgia Heart Institute services, including cardiac testing, catheterization labs and endovascular operating rooms, along with a modern, bright and spacious café for visitors. The second floor added five operating rooms and the Ronnie Green Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit. The third floor is for mechanical systems, while the fourth and fifth floors include coronary care, cardiovascular intermediate care and the Woody Stewart Heart Failure Treatment Unit. Floors six through nine were built for expansion in future years, but the need is already here as work to add 48 beds on levels seven and eight has begun.

The Times
Sep 28th, 2026
NGHS adds 3 new family doctors in Gainesville

NGHS adds 3 new family doctors in Gainesville. Ben Anderson The Times Updated: Sep 28, 2026, 12:52 PM Published: Sep 28, 2026, 12:47 PM Northeast Georgia Physicians Group has added three primary care doctors to its family medicine practice in Gainesville as the health system looks to expand access to care in the growing area. Read this subscriber-exclusive story Keep reading this and other subscriber-exclusive stories! Click the button below to choose your plan. If you believe you have reached this message in error, ensure you have logged in and then contact its customer care team.

The Times
Sep 24th, 2026
NGHS adds two heart surgeons to its medical team

NGHS adds two heart surgeons to its medical team. Danny McArthur The Times Published: Sep 24, 2026, 11:01 AM Northeast Georgia Health System has hired two experienced heart surgeons following a series of physician departures from its cardiac programs. Read this subscriber-exclusive story Keep reading this and other subscriber-exclusive stories! Click the button below to choose your plan. If you believe you have reached this message in error, ensure you have logged in and then contact its customer care team.

PR Newswire
Sep 24th, 2026
Northeast Georgia Medical Center goes live with Sectra One Cloud to support faster, more coordinated patient care.

Northeast Georgia Medical Center goes live with Sectra One Cloud to support faster, more coordinated patient care. Sep 24, 2026, 02:58 ET LINKÖPING, Sweden, Sept. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - International medical imaging IT and cybersecurity company Sectra (STO: SECT B) announces that Northeast Georgia Medical Center has gone live with Sectra's enterprise imaging solution as a cloud service, Sectra One Cloud, initially deploying the modules for radiology, breast imaging, and cardiology. By bringing imaging from multiple specialties into a single platform, clinicians can access and share patient studies more easily, enabling faster, better-coordinated care for the patients and communities the hospital serves. "Going live with Sectra One Cloud has really made a difference in our day-to-day work. Having one system that supports the full imaging workflow, from viewing studies to finalizing reports, means fewer steps and less time spent switching between applications. It also means clinicians at different sites and from different specialties can consult on the same case, instead of each working from their own system," says Richard Wright, Executive Director of Imaging Services for Northeast Georgia Medical Center. Northeast Georgia Medical Center Gainesville is the flagship hospital of Northeast Georgia Health System. The nonprofit health system operates five Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) campuses across northeast Georgia. As a regional tertiary referral center, NGMC Gainesville provides emergency, surgical, and specialized care to a population of more than 1.5 million people across 19 counties. With Sectra One Cloud, the hospital benefits from a cloud solution fully managed by Sectra, which means Sectra assumes responsibility for all system operation, maintenance, and support. This includes continuous monitoring, optimization, and upgrades, which helps reduce operational risk and supports high availability, while the solution's modular design allows the health system to scale into additional specialties over time. Following a five-year contract, Northeast Georgia Medical Center went live with Sectra One Cloud in the fourth quarter of Sectra's 2025/2026 fiscal year, with an expected annual imaging volume of around 850,000 exams. The hospital has initially deployed the modules for radiology, breast imaging, and cardiology. "We're proud to support Northeast Georgia Medical Center as they take this step into the cloud," says Isaac Zaworski, President of Sectra Inc. "This is what enterprise imaging as a service should look like: we manage the infrastructure, the monitoring, the upgrades, so their teams can focus on patient care instead of system upkeep. Their trust in our technology and the service behind it reflects a shared commitment to secure, reliable imaging infrastructure. Sectra One Cloud gives Northeast Georgia Medical Center a platform that scales with them, setting a new standard for secure, service-driven imaging that supports better care across the region." Sectra's enterprise imaging solution provides a unified strategy for all imaging needs while lowering operational costs. The scalable and modular solution, with a VNA at its core, allows healthcare providers to grow from ology to ology and from enterprise to enterprise. Visit Sectra's website to read more about Sectra and why it's top-ranked in "Best in KLAS". For further information, please contact: Dr. Torbjörn Kronander, CEO and President Sectra AB, +46 (0)705 23 52 27 Marie Ekström Trägårdh, Executive Vice President Sectra AB and President Sectra Imaging IT Solutions, +46 (0)708 23 56 10 The following files are available for download: