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Pre Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Manager, University of California San Francisco Medical Center, San Francisco, CA
Submitted by Roger Evans on Fri, 01/06/2012 - 03:04.Pre Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Manager (Nurse, Administrative III), University of California San Francisco Medical Center, San Francisco, California
Job Summary:
The Administrative Nurse Manager is responsible for clinical, fiscal, human resource and quality outcomes for the Adult and Pediatric Pre Kidney and Pancreas Transplant programs. This includes actively managing all clinical operations including evaluation of a potential recipient or living donor, management of all patients on the waitlist, and all living kidney donor transplants.
Working closely with Medical & Surgical Directors and Director of Clinical Operations, the Manager will develop standards of care to ensure high quality, cost-effective delivery of care and spearhead innovative projects for program improvements. The Manager:
· Works with staff on a clearly defined, clearly communicated vision and engages individuals and groups to achieve that vision.
· Identifies and develops organizational talent and embraces continuous learning of self and others.
· Collaborates with Medical Director, Surgical Director and Clinical Operations Director to advance quality strategies, ensure a professional work environment, facilitate timeliness of services, and enhance patient and staff satisfaction.
· Oversees all aspects of the provision of clinical services including the maintenance of safety and technical/clinical performance, quality, standards of care, practice guidelines, service delivery and patient and customer satisfaction.
This position is responsible for financial accountability and working collaboratively with the Director and Transplant Finance Manager to monitor the operating budget.
Required Qualifications:
· Registered Nurse with a minimum 5 years of experience as clinical manager
· 5 years of progressive leadership experience
Knowledge and ability essential to the successful performance of the duties assigned:
· Clinical knowledge
· Proven supervisory and staff development skills
· Computer literacy, i.e. MS Office (Word, Excel, Power Point) and other software
· Knowledge of healthcare regulatory agency standards for outpatient settings
Preferred Qualifications:
· Master’s Degree, in Nursing or Healthcare related.
· Management experience within a Transplant program.
· Understanding of Transplant specific federal and state regulations.
· Experience with TeleResults software; a transplant specific electronic medical record.
Required License/Certification:
· Valid California Nursing License
Equal Opportunity
UCSF is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. The University undertakes affirmative action to assure equal employment opportunity for underutilized minorities and women, for persons with disabilities, and for covered veterans. UCSF seeks candidates whose experience, teaching, research or community service has prepared them to contribute to our commitment to diversity and excellence.
About UCSF:
UCSF is one of the oldest and most respected transplant centers in the world. Based on the total number of transplants performed, UCSF is the third largest transplant center in the U.S. It ranks 6th in liver transplants performed, and 3rd in living donor liver transplants. With outstanding results, there is a firm commitment to offering the best clinical care, the most productive and innovative research programs, and an outstanding educational program that trains future leaders in the field of transplantation.
UCSF hosted the dedication of the Connie Frank Transplant Center in June 2010, underscoring the significance of philanthropic support for UCSF transplant services. The Transplant Center enhances the overall patient care experience, and provides UCSF faculty members with an exceptional environment within which to consult with over 3,000 patients each year.
Building on more than 100 years at the forefront of medicine, UCSF Medical Center continues its long history of defining the future of health care. The legacy is visible throughout the institution – groundbreaking scientific advances, new models of patient care and 21st century facilities commensurate with the extraordinary abilities of its associated clinicians and researchers.
UCSF Medical Center ranks among the nation’s top 10 hospitals and is the best in the Bay Area, according to the U.S. News & World Report’s annual hospital rating. The medical center’s hospitals and clinics provide both primary care and highly specialized care at two major locations in San Francisco – Parnassus Heights and Mount Zion – as well as clinics in several other locations. It services generate over 800,000 patient visits a year and $1.5 billion in annual revenue. It has about 7,000 employees.
A new hospital complex is being built in the Mission Bay section of San Francisco. The complex will include hospitals for children, women’s specialty services, and cancer. The newly named UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital recently received a gift to fund its construction – yet another example of the scope and significance of local philanthropy.
UCSF represents one of the principal economic engines in the Bay Area, driving $6.2 billion in industry output and creating more than 39,100 jobs region-wide. Since 2001, UCSF’s revenues have nearly tripled in size, from $1.3 billion to $3.3 billion, due to the growing success both of its biomedical research enterprise and of UCSF Medical Center. UCSF received more research funding from the National Institutes of Health than any other public institution in 2009, and received the second-largest amount of all institutions nationwide.
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