The Executive Director of Enterprise Communications will lead strategic communications, manage stakeholder engagement, guide crisis communication, and oversee the communications team, enhancing Stanford Medicine's reputation.

Assist in managing projects and programs at Stanford Hospital, providing leadership in various areas like HR, finances, and communications.

Oversee document control for construction projects, maintain communication with teams, and ensure documentation is accurate and organized.

Leads improvement programs, communicates across departments, manages project goals, and implements quality control measures ensuring compliance and efficiency.

The intern will gain practical experience by researching data, interfacing with healthcare leaders, and drafting project deliverables.

The Vice President of Mid-Revenue Cycle leads strategic operations, ensuring effective revenue capture and compliance while managing relationships across various departments.

This internship offers practical experience in health care administration and operations, involving research, data analysis, and project presentation.

The Project Engineer will manage document control for construction projects, prepare meeting agendas, verify documents, and communicate with project teams to ensure project success through organization and accuracy.

The Case Manager coordinates patient care and discharge planning, performs utilization reviews, and collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to ensure optimal care delivery for assigned patients.

The Lead ServiceNow Analyst manages and supports the ServiceNow platform, optimizing applications, providing support, mentoring staff, and implementing changes and upgrades.

Lead strategic development and implementation for physician services, collaborating on initiatives and planning to enhance clinical programs and achieve growth metrics.

The Senior Communications Technologies Engineer oversees communication technology solutions, ensuring operational efficiency and collaboration across departments, while documenting architecture and design improvements.

The Certified Educator Student or Candidate (CES/CEC) participates in a formal 2-5-year training program to achieve CPE certification and supervises CPE students while providing professional spiritual care to patients.

The Project Manager leads initiatives at Stanford Health Care, coordinating projects, managing budgets, schedules, and team communications to ensure successful project delivery.

Assist with direct ministry to patients and their families, support hospital staff, participate in Spiritual Care Services, and engage in educational programs.

The TDS Operations Analyst enhances operations and communications within TDS, managing technology implementations, vendor relationships, and metrics reporting while ensuring effective internal and external communications.

The Program Manager leads key projects at Stanford Blood Center, overseeing project management activities to ensure timely and budget-compliant completion while coordinating with stakeholders and implementing process improvements.

The Organ Procurement Manager leads the organ procurement program, ensuring operational efficiency, compliance, and collaboration to optimize organ donation and transplantation processes.