Clinical Nurse II - Motility GI at Stanford Medicine Children's Health

Join Stanford Medicine Children's Health as a Clinical Nurse II specializing in Ambulatory General Surgery. This full-time position invites dedicated and compassionate nurses to provide exceptional care in a dynamic and supportive environment. You will work alongside a team of skilled healthcare professionals, enhancing the surgical experience for our young …

Join our dedicated team at Stanford Medicine Children's Health as a Clinical Nurse II in the Ambulatory Nurse Float role. You will play a vital part in providing exceptional patient care in a variety of outpatient settings. This position offers a unique opportunity to work across multiple departments, enhancing your skills and experience while supporting the health and well-being of children and families.

Join our dedicated team at Stanford Medicine Children's Health as a Clinical Nurse II specializing in Ambulatory ENT / Aerodigestive. In this pivotal role, you will provide exceptional care to pediatric patients, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to enhance patient outcomes and experiences.Your responsibilities will include conducting assessments, developing care plans, and implementing nursing interventions within our innovative clinical setting. We are looking for a compassionate and skilled nurse who is eager to contribute to the well-being of our young patients and their families.

Role overview Stanford Medicine Children's Health is hiring a Clinical Nurse II for the Hematology and Oncology department in Palo Alto. This position centers on supporting pediatric patients with blood disorders and cancer. Nurses in this role work with children and families facing challenging diagnoses and treatments. What you will do Deliver direct nursing care to children with hematology and oncology conditions Use advanced clinical skills to assess, plan, and provide treatments Collaborate with physicians, specialists, and other healthcare professionals to coordinate patient care Participate in developing and implementing care plans tailored to each child's needs

Stanford Medicine Children's Health is hiring a Clinical Nurse II to join the Sedation Program in Palo Alto. This role centers on supporting pediatric patients who need sedation for various procedures. The nurse works as part of a multidisciplinary team, focusing on patient safety and comfort at every stage. Key Responsibilities Provide nursing care to children scheduled for sedation procedures Monitor patients before, during, and after sedation to ensure their well-being Coordinate closely with physicians and other healthcare professionals Use clinical judgment and skills to support safe sedation practices Work Environment This position involves direct patient care in a setting where teamwork and attention to detail matter. The pace may shift quickly, and flexibility helps meet changing patient needs.

Stanford Medicine Children's Health has an opening for a Clinical Nurse II in the Cardiovascular Operating Room (CVOR) in Palo Alto. This position centers on providing specialized nursing care to children undergoing cardiovascular surgery. Role overview The Clinical Nurse II works directly with pediatric patients and their families before, during, and after cardiovascular procedures. The role calls for both technical skill and a caring approach to help children feel safe and supported throughout their surgical journey. What you will do Deliver hands-on nursing care during cardiovascular operations in the CVOR Support pediatric patients and their families through all stages of the surgical process Apply clinical knowledge to promote safety and comfort in the operating room Requirements Current nursing license (specific license details not provided in the source) Experience or interest in pediatric cardiovascular surgical care Compassion and strong clinical skills

Stanford Medicine Children's Health is hiring a Clinical Nurse II for the Labor and Delivery unit in Palo Alto. This role centers on caring for expectant mothers and their newborns throughout the labor and delivery process. Key responsibilities Provide direct nursing care to patients during labor and childbirth Monitor the condition of both mother and baby, responding to changes as they arise Coordinate with physicians, midwives, and other healthcare professionals to ensure seamless care Offer support and guidance to families throughout the birth experience Team environment This position works within a multidisciplinary team in a specialized hospital setting. Clinical skill, compassion, and strong collaboration are essential to delivering patient-centered care every day.

Join our dedicated team at Stanford Medicine Children's Health as a Relief Clinical Nurse II specializing in Vascular Access. In this part-time role, you will provide expert nursing care to pediatric patients, ensuring their comfort and safety. Your skills in vascular access will be crucial as you assist in various medical procedures, making a significant difference in the lives of children and their families.

Join our dedicated Critical Care Float Team as a Clinical Nurse II, where your expertise will play a vital role in delivering exceptional patient care. In this full-time position, you will have the opportunity to work across various critical care units, providing compassionate and high-quality nursing services to our diverse patient population. Our team thrives on collaboration, continuous learning, and a commitment to excellence.

Join our dedicated team at Stanford Medicine Children's Health as a Clinical Nurse II in the Intermediate Care Nursery. In this critical role, you will provide exceptional nursing care to our smallest patients, working closely with a multidisciplinary team to ensure optimal health outcomes. Your expertise will play a vital part in delivering compassionate and evidence-based care in our state-of-the-art facilities.

Stanford Medicine Children's Health is seeking a passionate and experienced Director of Ambulatory Operations to lead our outpatient services. This pivotal role will oversee the daily operations of our clinics, ensuring the highest quality of care and patient satisfaction. The Director will collaborate with clinical and administrative teams to develop effective strategies that enhance operational efficiency and deliver exceptional healthcare services.

Join our dynamic team at Stanford Medicine Children's Health as the Manager of Ambulatory Operations. In this pivotal role, you will oversee the efficient operation of our outpatient services, ensuring the highest standards of patient care and operational excellence. You will lead a dedicated team, implementing best practices and innovative solutions to enhance patient experience and streamline processes.

Join Stanford Medicine Children's Health as the Director of Ambulatory Access Optimization, where you will play a pivotal role in enhancing patient access to our healthcare services. This leadership position involves strategizing and implementing innovative solutions to optimize our ambulatory operations, ensuring excellence in patient experience and operational efficiency.

Join Stanford Medicine Children's Health as the Director of Ambulatory Access Operations, where you will spearhead the strategic oversight and operational management of patient access services. Your leadership will enhance patient experiences and streamline processes across our ambulatory facilities. This is a pivotal role that requires a visionary leader capable of transforming access operations to support our mission of providing exceptional pediatric care.

Join our dedicated team at Stanford Medicine Children's Health as a Clinical Nurse II in the Critical Care Float Team. In this dynamic role, you will provide high-quality nursing care in various critical care settings, showcasing your adaptability and clinical expertise. You will be responsible for delivering patient-centered care, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, and ensuring the highest standards of practice. This position offers an opportunity to work in a challenging yet rewarding environment, making a significant impact on our young patients' lives.

Role overview Stanford Medicine Children's Health is hiring a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant for its Plastic Surgery team in Palo Alto. The role centers on caring for pediatric patients and working closely with a skilled group of clinicians. Key responsibilities Provide direct patient care within pediatric plastic surgery Collaborate with physicians and healthcare professionals to implement treatment plans Support a team that maintains high standards for patient care Work environment This team values collaboration and encourages professional development. The workplace welcomes new ideas and keeps patient well-being at the forefront.

Stanford Medicine Children's Health seeks a Clinical Pharmacist II to join its team in Palo Alto. The role centers on pediatric patient care in a hospital setting, working alongside a multidisciplinary team. Key responsibilities Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to optimize medication therapy for pediatric patients Review medications to ensure safety and effectiveness in treatment plans Serve as a resource for drug information and provide clinical guidance to staff Take part in clinical rounds as an active member of the care team Location This position is based in Palo Alto, California.

JOB SUMMARYThe Vice President of Ambulatory Access & Packard Children's Health Alliance (PCHA) Patient Access Services holds a pivotal leadership role within the ambulatory framework at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health (SMCH)/PCHA. Reporting directly to the Senior Vice President (SVP)/Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Physician Practice SMCH/CEO PCHA, this executive is tasked with advocating for and overseeing the efficient and optimal ambulatory access across all SMCH/PCHA services and locations. The role involves managing every facet of patient access, engaging with each patient interaction point, to establish a seamless and coordinated experience for patients, families, clinical teams, and referring providers, ensuring a continuous and comprehensive care journey. Under the guidance of the SVP/CAO/CEO, the Vice President is expected to consistently evaluate and enhance ambulatory access performance, anticipating needs to develop and provide an exceptional service experience that meets and exceeds the expectations of patients/families, physicians, staff, and various stakeholders.This includes not only traditional access methods but also the incorporation of digital transformation across all patient access points. The Vice President is responsible for planning, organizing, and directing ambulatory access operations, including but not limited to: patient scheduling, referral management, insurance verification and authorization, and financial due diligence in alignment with SMCH/PCHA policies and applicable federal and state regulations. The Vice President also leads strategic, administrative, financial, and managerial functions related to ambulatory patient access operations, including digital access initiatives.Furthermore, the Vice President spearheads organization-wide initiatives aimed at enhancing patient access, improving patient care and clinical effectiveness, increasing operational efficiency, reducing waste, optimizing patient throughput, and fostering engagement among patients/families and physicians/employees. Collaboration with other vice presidents and leaders within the organization, as well as the SMCH Senior Leadership Team and PCHA leadership, is essential to support the overarching mission of SMCH/PCHA.ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONSThe essential functions listed are representative examples of the work performed by positions in this classification. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, tasks, and responsibilities. Employees may also perform other assignments as required.All employees must comply with Joint Commission Requirements, including but not limited to sensitivity to cultural diversity, patient care, patient rights, ethical treatment, safety and security of physical environments, emergency management, teamwork, respect, and communication.

Join our dedicated team at Stanford Medicine Children's Health as a Clinical Dietitian II (Relief). In this pivotal role, you will provide specialized nutrition care to pediatric patients, collaborating with healthcare professionals to enhance the nutritional well-being of children and adolescents.This is an exciting opportunity for a compassionate and skilled dietitian to work in a dynamic clinical environment, making a real impact on the lives of our young patients.