Jobs at Stanford Medicine Children's Health

Provides direct neonatal nursing care across Level IV NICU, Level II Intermediate Care Nursery, and Special Care Nursery. Manages complex neonatal patients (including ECMO, CVVH, peritoneal dialysis, therapeutic hypothermia), coordinates interdisciplinary care, applies evidence-based practice and quality improvement, mentors staff, and maintains required certifications and documentation using clinical information systems.

Prepare and compound sterile and non-sterile medications, mix IV admixtures and chemotherapy, process and fill outpatient prescriptions, enter medication orders, maintain inventory, operate automated compounding/dispensing equipment, and assist pharmacists with medication-related tasks under supervision.

The Translation Program Coordinator manages translation services, trains staff, conducts proficiency testing, and ensures compliance with departmental guidelines while maintaining quality standards.

The Clinical Nurse II provides specialized care in a pediatric cardiovascular surgical setting, ensuring patient-centered care while demonstrating professional nursing skills and collaboration with the healthcare team.

The Pediatric Gastroenterologist examines and treats children with growth and developmental concerns, managing acute and chronic illnesses while providing health education and coordination of care.

The Pediatric Gastroenterologist will examine and treat children for various health concerns, prescribe medications, conduct diagnostic tests, advise families on health, and coordinate care with other medical professionals, ensuring comprehensive healthcare for pediatric patients.

Provide financial clearance and counseling for patients seeking genetic testing. Analyze benefits, obtain authorizations, coordinate billing/invoicing, manage patient accounts, resolve coverage/payment issues, and collaborate with clinical and multidisciplinary teams to mitigate financial risk.

Seeking a general OB/GYN to provide full-scope obstetric and gynecological care in a collegial environment. Responsibilities include outpatient care, hospital care, personalized quality care, and managing an average of 15-20 patients per day with 8-12 deliveries monthly. Competitive benefits and salary up to $400,000 with incentives available.

Operate and set up extracorporeal circulation equipment (heart-lung machine, ECMO, VAD, IABP), prepare and test circuits, monitor patient physiology and blood composition, administer drugs and blood products via perfusion equipment, troubleshoot devices, perform related lab tests, assist transport of high-risk patients, and maintain aseptic technique and equipment.

Lead and establish a standardized Project Controls function for capital and operational projects, providing governance, risk management, budgeting, forecasting, vendor oversight, reporting, and analytics. Drive process improvement, data standards, dashboards, and AI-enabled reporting while advising executive leadership and building a high-performing team to improve portfolio performance and financial stewardship.

Manage financial and operational functions for assigned departments: budgeting, contract negotiation, forecasting, productivity metrics, staffing and performance management, quality improvement, analytics-driven decision support, and project execution to achieve strategic and financial goals.

Operate and manage extracorporeal circulation equipment during cardiac and respiratory support procedures (e.g., heart-lung machine, ECMO, VAD, IABP); monitor patient physiologic variables; administer blood/products/drugs via perfusion systems; set up, test, troubleshoot, clean equipment; assist with transport of high-risk device patients.

The Perinatal Sonographer conducts sonographic procedures under supervision, maintains equipment, documents observations, and assists in patient care during examinations.

The Simulation Specialist manages all operational aspects of hospital simulators and audio-visual systems, provides technical support, designs new services, and trains users. Responsibilities include system maintenance, scenario development, and compliance with hospital policies.

Lead accounting and financial reporting for Stanford Medicine Children's Health entities. Oversee treasury, general ledger, intercompany accounting, revenue/reimbursement, fixed assets, restricted funds, budgets, audits, tax and regulatory filings, automation and system integration, and management/board reporting. Manage multiple teams, develop policies, ensure GAAP compliance, and collaborate with stakeholders to improve processes and financial controls.

Provide independent, family-centered critical nursing care for pediatric (and some adult) cardiac patients in a CVICU. Apply evidence-based practice, safety, teamwork, informatics, quality improvement, and leadership while managing complex critical-care assignments, participating in QI and research, and collaborating with the interprofessional team.

Provide outreach, training, and technical assistance to pediatric providers and clinics in Alameda County to promote medical home concepts, developmental screening, referrals, and program monitoring; conduct site visits, develop educational materials, collect program data, and collaborate with public health and community partners.

The Nurse Educator assists in ensuring nursing staff competence through education and training. Responsibilities include developing programs, evaluating education effectiveness, and promoting quality patient care.

Provides independent nursing care for critically ill pediatric (and some adult) cardiac patients in a CVICU. Manages complex assignments, practices evidence-based care, participates in QI and safety initiatives, uses clinical technology, collaborates with interprofessional teams, and supports family-centered care while maintaining required certifications and licensure.

Provide independent pediatric and obstetric nutrition care using the Nutrition Care Process: assess, diagnose, implement and monitor interventions (including enteral/parenteral nutrition), educate patients and caregivers, mentor junior dietitians, lead QI/research projects, maintain specialty certification, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams across inpatient and outpatient units.