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Job Summary:

The Director of Hospital Procedural Operations is responsible for coordination of administrative and operational activities in the main procedural areas of the hospital.

-These areas include perioperative services with endoscopy, interventional cardiology, and interventional radiology.

• This role comprises oversight of all surgical scheduling, perioperative fiscal management and budgeting, surgical supply chain activities, and perioperative contracted services.

• Additionally, there is joint responsibility for fiscal management, budgeting, and supply chain activities with local leaders in cardiology and radiology hospital services.

• The Director will work to integrate operational leadership teams across the hospital procedural platforms to achieve opportunities for standardization and economies of scale.

• The Director will also directly supervise operational and project managers as they work with their respective teams to achieve results.

• The Director of Hospital Procedural Operations will report directly to EUH Chief Medical Officer with indirect reporting to EUH Chief Financial Officer.

• He/she will work closely with Nursing and system leadership to ensure alignment with overall EHC and hospital goals.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree in business or healthcare related field.

• Master's degree is desirable.

• Five years of experience in management and leadership in complex health organizations.

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Division St. Joseph's Hospital

Campus Location Atlanta, GA, 30342

Campus Location US-GA-Atlanta

Department SJH Operating Room

Job Type Regular Full-Time

Job Number 131290

Job Category Clerical & Administrative

Schedule 8a-5p

Standard Hours 40 Hours

Hourly Minimum USD $52.12/Hr.

Hourly Midpoint USD $69.50/Hr.

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