Under the direction of the Director of Employee Relations and Professionalism, this role independently advises executive clinical, research, and operational leaders and HR colleagues regarding routine and complex faculty and trainee employee and labor relations issues, including workplace complaints, performance concerns, and accommodation requests. Advises on the interpretation of personnel policies, labor contracts, medical staff by-laws, and state/federal employment laws. Conducts investigations (harassment, retaliation, discrimination, etc.), writes reports, presents findings, makes recommendations regarding remedial actions, identifies workplace trends, and delivers training. Manages workplace concern resolution, provides guidance, coaching, and support, and responds to concerns in accordance with policies and guidelines. Supports the grievance process, develops positive relationships with union representatives, assists with collective bargaining negotiations, as needed. Partners with various offices for enforcement of professional conduct and collaborates on training needs.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees