Jobs at Stanford Health Care

Provides direct oncology infusion nursing care, including patient assessment, nursing diagnosis, individualized care planning, treatment implementation, monitoring for adverse reactions, patient and family education, emergency response, documentation, care coordination, delegation, and quality improvement. Maintains California RN licensure, BLS certification, oncology knowledge, strong IV skills, and ongoing professional development while supporting staff education and collaborative, patient-centered care.

The Sourcing Specialist negotiates contracts, manages vendor performance, and supports cost reduction strategies in supply chain management for medical supplies and services.

Gain practical experience in healthcare administration by contributing to projects, gathering data, drafting deliverables, and presenting findings.

Provides hands-on nursing care in a BMT/CT clinic by assessing patients, developing and implementing care plans, monitoring responses, coordinating with care teams, educating patients and families, responding to rapidly changing conditions, and promoting safe, evidence-based practices. The role also includes staff teaching, delegation, quality improvement, professional development, and maintaining required licensure and certifications.

Oversees hospital accounting functions, manages financial operations, prepares reports, and ensures compliance with regulations while leading a team of accounting staff.

Provide on-site healthcare security covering visitor management, access control, wayfinding, and customer service. Conduct safety inspections, respond to incidents and emergencies, investigate crimes, write reports, and perform dispatch duties. Comply with Joint Commission standards and complete required security and psychiatric/behavioral trainings and certifications.

Manage 24/7 Security Operations Center operations, including card access, security video, investigations, vendor contracts, crisis management, KPIs/SLAs, training, audits/compliance, and development of security policies and business continuity across Stanford Health Care.

Provide on-site hospital security during assigned 12-hour shifts: conduct safety inspections, respond to emergencies and code incidents, investigate crimes, write reports, perform dispatch duties, screen visitors and monitor patients (including ED), and complete required crisis-intervention and security trainings/certifications.

Manage category-specific contracts for medical and non-medical supplies and services, drive total cost of ownership initiatives, lead value-based selection and NLS projects, perform market and spend analysis, develop RFIs/RFQs/RFPs, negotiate contracts, ensure compliance, and coordinate cross-functional stakeholders to implement cost savings and process improvements.

The Senior IT Project Manager manages critical projects, leading teams in design, implementation, and optimization of clinical applications in a healthcare setting.

Manage category-specific contracts and sourcing for medical and non-medical supplies and services. Lead RFP/RFQ/RFI processes, negotiate contracts, drive Non-Labor Spend savings, support Value Based Selection, oversee analytics and Master Data Management, ensure contract/GPO compliance, and lead cross-functional implementation and vendor performance initiatives.

Receive, accession, process, route, and document patient specimens; answer phones; fax and distribute results; maintain supplies and logs; assist with reagent/media prep; train/orient new lab assistants; follow lab safety and procedures to ensure accurate, timely specimen handling.

Provide onsite cleaning, disinfection, staging, tracking, and distribution of patient care equipment across inpatient units, ICUs, and ED. Maintain equipment storage, identify and tag non-functional items, document chain of custody, use approved systems, assist with specimen transport, and coordinate repairs to ensure equipment availability and safety.

Lead day-to-day Patient Equipment Management Services (PEMS) operations: coordinate equipment distribution, cleaning, staging, triage, and repairs across inpatient units, ICU, and ED. Organize workflows, ensure documentation and chain-of-custody, enforce standards (HIPAA, infection control), communicate with clinical teams, and support transport and operational needs. Lead by example without direct people management.

Provide direct, evidence-based nursing care to oncology/BMT clinic patients: assess, plan, implement, and evaluate care; coordinate with the health care team; educate patients and families; monitor quality and safety; mentor staff and participate in unit improvement activities. Maintain RN licensure and certifications.

Lead Equipment Tech oversees daily equipment distribution, cleaning, staging, basic repairs, documentation, and workflow organization across inpatient units, ICU, and ED. Serves as a point resource for technicians, enforces policies, initiates work orders, coordinates repairs, and communicates with clinical teams to ensure equipment readiness and safety.

Supervise molecular/genomics laboratory personnel and daily operations; implement and validate high-complexity NGS assays; ensure QA/QC and regulatory (CAP/JCAHO/CLIA) compliance; manage staffing, training, budgets, inventory and equipment; perform bench testing when needed; lead quality improvement and reporting; oversee gross room/autopsy and related teaching duties where applicable.

Manage operations for pre- and post-analytical anatomic pathology and clinical laboratory sections. Oversee staff, compliance, quality programs, LIS issues, budgets, process improvements, and incident response while collaborating with medical and finance leadership.

Lead accreditation, regulatory, and licensing activities across the health system; develop and implement continuous readiness and QAPI plans; oversee policy and peer review processes; manage and mentor quality and regulatory teams; report accreditation performance to leadership and coordinate cross-functional interventions to ensure compliance with federal, state, and accreditation standards.

Clean, disinfect, stage, track, store, and distribute patient care equipment across inpatient units, ICUs, and the ED. Maintain equipment rooms and pars, identify and tag nonfunctional devices and initiate repairs, document chain of custody and job flows in SHC systems, and communicate with clinical teams. Occasionally assist with specimen transport.