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The Maternal Child (Women Services) director oversees the OB unit, which encompasses five Labor and delivery rooms, 15 postpartum beds, and a one-bed level 2 nursery (NICU).
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A 400+ bed facility is seeking a Director of Cardiovascular Services with experience in the Cath Lab. This reputable medical center is part of a more extensive, nationwide healthcare system committed to patient care, career growth, and professional development.
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The Surgical Services manager manages the daily operations of designated units within the division, including 12 ORs, a 14-bed PACU, and an 18-bed Pre-Op.
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This position is responsible for Risk management and Patient Safety for the extensive medical center with 429 beds.
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Director of Case Management is responsible and accountable for implementing
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The Service Line Administrator, Heart & Vascular, will lead and oversee our cardiovascular service line's strategic planning,
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The Cardiovascular Service Line Director is responsible for directing all aspects of Cardiovascular operations, including managing and mentoring staff, developing and enforcing policies and procedures, preparing and maintaining accreditation, and accountability for the program's budget and productivity.
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