Hospital Operations Administrator - Registry, Rotating

UChicago Medicine•Chicago, IL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Hospital Operations Administrator serves as the lead onsite administrative and clinical manager on the evening, night and weekend shifts. They provide specialized clinical consulting and administrative support across all departments for the hospitals. Hospital Operations Administrator assure all of the hospitals’ departments operate efficiently during the off-shifts by working closely with the administrative and management staff, physicians, nurses, patients and their families. This position is a 100% onsite opportunity. You will need to be based in the greater Chicagoland area. The position requires a working knowledge of the overall operation of the hospitals, efficient Patient Throughput, Crisis Intervention, Conflict Resolution and Excellent Interpersonal Communication Skills. A high level of personal integrity and accountability are required.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Current RN Illinois license
BLS Certification
Minimum of 5 years’ experience in progressive hospital/nursing management positions preferably with broad hospital/patient care management responsibilities
A working knowledge of the overall operation of the Hospitals and the ability to prioritize multiple tasks
Ability to work with diverse staff and management groups in a complex organization
Excellent verbal and written skills
Strong analytical/problem solving skills with the ability to work independently and as a self-motivator
Working knowledge of word processing, database and spreadsheet programs

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree
ACLS

Responsibilities

Serve as the lead onsite administrative and clinical manager on the evening, night and weekend shifts.
Provide specialized clinical consulting and administrative support across all departments for the hospitals.
Ensure all hospital departments operate efficiently during off-shifts by working closely with administrative and management staff, physicians, nurses, patients, and their families.