Trauma, Stroke, Cardiac Program Manager

Okanogan County Public Hospital District #3•Omak, WA

2d•$44 - $66

About The Position

We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Trauma, Stroke, and Cardiac Program Manager to lead and coordinate our specialized clinical programs. This role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to high-quality patient care and operational excellence within a dynamic healthcare environment. The ideal candidate will possess strong leadership skills, clinical expertise, and a passion for improving patient outcomes.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Nursing, Healthcare Administration, or related field; Master’s degree preferred.
Valid clinical license or certification relevant to healthcare management.
Proven experience in managing clinical programs within a hospital or healthcare setting.
Strong knowledge of trauma, stroke, and cardiac care standards and protocols.
Excellent leadership, communication, and organizational skills.
Ability to analyze data and implement quality improvement initiatives.
Demonstrated ability to collaborate effectively with diverse teams and community partners.
Proficiency in healthcare management software and electronic health records.
Adheres to dress code, appearance is neat and clean.
Completes annual organization-required and/or job-required educational requirements.
Maintains regulatory requirements
Wears identification while on duty.
Attends staff meetings and/or reads all meeting minutes
Reports to work on time and as scheduled, completes work within designated time.
Maintains employee/patient confidentiality.
Represents the organization in a positive and professional manner.
Participates in the department’s performance improvement activities
Demonstrates the mission, ethics, and goals of the organization as well as the departmental Scope of Service.
Communication with patients, guests, family, and staff is courteous, respectful, and helpful.
Maintains a clean, safe, and accident-free environment.
Follows Infection Control procedures at all times.
Clinical Personnel: Strictly adheres to standard precautions by adhering to the usage of personal protective equipment when handling blood or body fluids.
Non-Clinical Personnel: Washes hands and other skin surfaces with soap and water thoroughly and often in an effort to control spreading of germs within the department and facility.
Adheres to isolation procedures at all times as applicable.
Adheres to the following environmental care standards.
Demonstrates adequate knowledge of safety policies and procedures, the use of MSDS sheets, hazardous material procedures, and safety codes.
Respond appropriately to any Codes while working any shift (Code Blue, Code Gray, Code Silver, Code Amber, Code Red, Code Orange, and Rapid Response Team).
Demonstrates adequate knowledge of security issues, i.e., personal protection, protection of personal and hospital property.
Participates in quality initiatives as needed.
Be familiar with and comply with the Mid-Valley Hospital & Clinic Personnel Handbook and Policies.
Be familiar with the collective bargaining agreement (Union Contract) of the UFCW3000 and Mid-Valley Hospital.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree preferred.

Responsibilities

Oversee the planning, development, and implementation of trauma, stroke, and cardiac care programs to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and best practices.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimize patient care pathways and improve clinical outcomes.
Monitor program performance metrics, analyze data, and develop strategies for continuous quality improvement.
Provide education and training to staff on trauma, stroke, and cardiac protocols and procedures.
Coordinate with hospital administration, physicians, and community partners to promote program growth and community outreach initiatives.
Manage budgets, resources, and staffing to ensure efficient program operations.
Stay current with advancements in trauma, stroke, and cardiac care to incorporate innovative practices into programs.