• Director of Perioperative Services - West Valley…

    UCLA Health (West Hills, CA)


    Description

    The Director of Perioperative Services, West Valley Campus

     

    is a strategic and operational leader and is responsible for the fiscal, human

     

    resources, clinical and quality outcomes, regulatory compliance, materials

     

    management, and efficient operations of UCLA West Valley Hospital Main

     

    Operating Rooms, Pre-op & Post Anesthesia Care Units, SPD Areas and GI

     

    Procedural Area.

     

    The Director of Perioperative Services, West Valley Campus

    will also serve as a key liaison between medical staff, hospital

    administration, and the WH ASC joint venture partners. The Director will

     

    oversee and manage all UCLA Health employees at the West Hills ASC Joint

     

    Venture and may serve on relevant governing body and medical executive

     

    committees representing UCLA Health as appointed by UCLA Health.

     

    Reporting directly to the Executive Director of

     

    Perioperative Services of UCLA Health, the Director of Perioperative services

     

    West Valley Campus is expected to be self- directed using appropriate judgment

     

    applying standards and policies as well as Human Resources.

     

    The director also is aligned with the Department of Nursing

     

    through a matrixed reporting structure to the Chief Nurse Executive.

    Qualifications

    Required:

    + California RN license

    + Bachelors and Masters Degree required, one of which must be in Nursing

    + Minimum of three years of progressive leadership experience in perioperative services and management (Additional ASC experience preferred)

    + National certification such as CNOR, ANCC, or AONE, current or within first year.

    + Knowledge to manage disaster incidents, sentinel events and ability to problem solve with Critical Thinking Skills

    + Ability to communicate effectively and knowledge of UCLA Health policies

    + Skills in prioritizing

    + Ability to assess, plan, intervene and evaluate

    + Ability to inform and educate

    + Knowledge of UCLA and Professional Standard

     

    UCLA Health welcomes all individuals, without regard to race, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin or disabilities, and we proudly look to each person’s unique achievements and experiences to further set us apart.