VP, Procedural Areas - Emory Healthcare

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• Leads in developing philosophy, goals, and objectives for procedural areas at EUHM, including Perioperative services
• Functions as part of an OR Steering/Executive Committee team consisting of the Anesthesiology Chief, Surgery Medical Director, Chief of Surgery, and Perioperative Director
• Provides administrative and financial accountability for planning, directing, staffing, coordinating, and controlling functions and activities of all phases of the Perioperative Services Department and Procedural areas including:
• Operating Room, Pre-/Postoperative Units, Anesthesia Preoperative Clinic, Cardiology, Cath Lab, COA, Procedural, Radiology, GI, Endoscopy, Sterile Processing (oversight)
• Designs, develops, organizes, directs, measures, and promotes Perioperative Services and Procedural area programs to the medical staff and community
• Promotes increased case volume/market share through:
• Development and provision of operationally marketable surgery programs
• Assurance of positive relations with Surgeons
• Provision of patient service-oriented surgical programs
• Development, promotion, and implementation of new surgical procedures with individual Surgeon groups or surgical sections that result in financially viable increased case volume
• Manages the overall operations of the Procedural areas to include Perioperative Services and Cardiology Procedural areas in accordance with Hospital administered policies, standards of nursing practices, and governmental regulations
• Provides nursing and operational accountability for the quality improvement program in collaboration with the OR Executive Committee
• Implements standards, administers clinical practice, evaluates clinical outcomes, and maintains patients' clinical records
• Works collaboratively with other members of the OR Committee, medical staff, Cardiology, other Hospital Departmental Managers, and Hospital Administration
• Plans, directs, coordinates, implements, delegates, controls, and evaluates the continuity of care, quality of care, and customer services
• Establishes systems for care management including assessments, care planning, and discharge planning
• Monitors and assures compliance with regulatory and accrediting organizations and Hospital policies
• Completes and approves annual operations and capital expense budgets; directs necessary analysis and presents proposed budgets to the governing body for final approval
• Develops, implements, monitors, and measures programs for staff recruitment and retention
• Participates in all standing committees
• Communicates with Physicians and works closely with the Medical Directors to maintain high standards of medical care and develop client relationships with Surgeons
• Collaborates with associates in the development and review of recommended changes of policies and procedures and quality improvement indicators
• Possesses knowledge of professional standards, principles, and procedures
• Demonstrates excellent interpersonal and communication skills
• Possesses knowledge of Joint Commission guidelines and state/federal regulations and standards
• Demonstrates strong financial, marketing, and personnel management skills
• Demonstrates strong project management and change management skills
• Demonstrates strong strategic planning skills
• Demonstrates leadership skills with emphasis on staff retention
• Demonstrates knowledge of computer systems and software

Minimum Qualifications: (Must have)

- Registered Nurse (RN) with valid state licensure required

- Master's degree in nursing, health administration, or business administration required

- Seven years of OR experience with progressive OR management experience required

- Three to five years of Director experience preferred

- Currently licensed as a registered nurse in the state of Georgia (or eligible)

- Strong communication and organizational/planning skills with demonstrated leadership abilities

- Extensive experience in overseeing Perioperative and Cardiology service lines and nursing practice in a complex, fast-paced academic hospital system preferred

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