Jobs at Stanford Health Care

The Clinical Nurse provides hands-on care in a hematology outpatient setting, coordinating patient care, teaching patients and families, and ensuring quality healthcare practices.

The Procurement Assistant manages inventory, orders, receives, and distributes supplies and equipment for the hospital, liaising between care providers and vendors. Responsibilities include evaluating supplies, processing orders, maintaining files, and ensuring adequate inventory levels.

The Clinical Nurse (RN) provides patient care by assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating nursing care while collaborating with healthcare teams and educating patients. Responsibilities include creating therapeutic relationships, managing care effectively, and ensuring quality practices. A commitment to professional development is also required.

Assist the Patient Care Manager in clinical management and administrative coordination of a patient care unit, supervising staff and ensuring quality patient care.

As a Project Engineer at Stanford Health Care, you will lead construction projects, ensuring compliance with quality standards and collaborating with various stakeholders. You'll manage budgets, schedules, and documentation while addressing design challenges in healthcare settings.

This internship provides practical experience in health care operations, focusing on data gathering, drafting project deliverables, and presenting findings.

The Oncology Nurse Navigator coordinates cancer care, advocates for patients, and collaborates with medical teams to optimize treatment experiences and outcomes.

The Senior Collaboration and Media Services Engineer supports SHC Communication Technologies, overseeing AV project lifecycle, managing communication systems, ensuring compliance, and providing technical support during live events.

Lead and manage complex projects supporting the Supply Chain Strategic Plan, ensuring collaboration, change management, and operational efficiencies while adhering to healthcare regulations.

The Pathologists Assistant dissects and processes tissue specimens, provides intraoperative consultations, trains medical staff, and maintains laboratory protocols.

The Category Manager drives contract coverage and compliance for medical and non-medical supplies, managing initiatives for cost efficiency and quality improvement in a healthcare setting.

The Oncology Nurse Navigator coordinates patient care, collaborates with healthcare teams, and provides education and support throughout the cancer care journey from diagnosis to survivorship.

The Manager of Category Management leads sourcing, negotiates contracts, drives savings initiatives, and develops the Category Management team to enhance service quality and effectiveness in healthcare procurement.

The Clinic Courier Assistant manages inventory, delivers supplies, maintains records, and assists with training while ensuring compliance with safety protocols.

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

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

Performs medical laboratory tests, analyzes results, maintains equipment, adheres to safety protocols, and ensures accurate reporting according to standards.

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

The Lab Assistant III processes patient samples, manages accessioning and distribution, assists with training, and maintains laboratory supplies while adhering to safety and quality protocols.

The Senior IT Project Manager leads critical healthcare technology projects, ensuring alignment with clinical and business goals through effective communication and management of resources, scope, and risks.