Jobs at Stanford Medicine Children's Health

Supervises accounts payable and vendor services staff, including invoice verification, expense coding, payment processing, reconciliations, budget checks, discrepancy resolution, reporting, records maintenance, and internal controls. Provides staff training, assigns and evaluates work, resolves procedural issues, supports hiring and personnel actions, and ensures compliance with financial policies and regulations.

The Senior Accountant manages complex general ledger activities, financial reporting, reconciliations, period close processes, internal controls, journal entries, regulatory reports, and audit support. The role ensures accurate and timely reporting, evaluates financial data, identifies compliance issues, recommends corrective actions, and communicates financial information to stakeholders and non-finance users. It also provides guidance to junior personnel and requires proficiency with ERP systems, Workday, Microsoft Office, Power Automate, and Power BI.

Performs detailed perinatal and obstetric ultrasound examinations, including Doppler studies, captures and processes diagnostic images, documents observations for physician interpretation, and assists patients throughout procedures. Maintains ultrasound equipment, follows infection prevention and probe-cleaning protocols, reviews medical histories and prior exams, verifies required anatomical views, supports research cases, and maintains procedure, equipment, and billing records.

Reviews clinical complaints, grievances, appeals, and inpatient/outpatient medical records for regulatory compliance and patient safety concerns. Coordinates investigations with medical staff, clinical leaders, Patient Relations, Risk, Quality, and Regulatory Affairs. Develops formal responses, documents resolutions, escalates concerns, and supports improvement initiatives. Serves as a nonclinical patient and family liaison, navigator, and concierge, connecting families with hospital services and resolving concerns during care encounters.

Provides independent, family-centered nursing care to critically ill pediatric, adolescent, and adult cardiac patients in a CVICU. Applies the nursing process, evidence-based practice, safety and quality improvement methods, clinical technology, teamwork, and leadership. Coordinates care with interdisciplinary teams, supports patients and families through complex and end-of-life decisions, mentors colleagues, and contributes to practice improvements and organizational goals.

Provides independent, patient- and family-centered nursing care to critically ill pediatric and adult cardiac patients in a CVICU. Manages complex assignments, coordinates interdisciplinary care, applies evidence-based practice, supports safety and quality improvement, uses clinical information systems, mentors colleagues, and participates in leadership and professional development. Required patients may include those receiving advanced cardiac therapies such as ECMO, heart transplants, and ventricular assist devices.

Leads enterprise-wide healthcare performance improvement initiatives from analysis through implementation. Partners with executives and clinicians on strategic planning, value-stream management, project execution, metrics, budgets, and quality-system advancement. Coaches teams in Lean, Six Sigma, PDSA, SPC, and other improvement methods; promotes data-driven decisions, high-value care, and continuous learning. Oversees improvement portfolios, mentors junior staff, supports executive committees, and drives organizational capability development through consulting, training, and change management.

Develops healthcare analytics, statistical models, BI reports, and data visualizations to support clinical effectiveness, quality improvement, patient safety, equity, and performance initiatives. Partners with interdisciplinary stakeholders to define measures, interpret findings, identify improvement opportunities, and guide data-informed decisions. Ensures data integrity, documents analytical processes, trains users, and provides consultative expertise on healthcare data systems and improvement science methods.

Provides specialized intraoperative nursing care to pediatric and adult cardiovascular surgery patients. Independently manages complex patient assignments, performs scrub and circulating duties, coordinates care with interdisciplinary teams, applies evidence-based practice, supports patient safety and quality improvement, uses clinical technology, mentors colleagues, and demonstrates leadership within the operating room environment.

Performs complex financial planning, forecasting, budgeting, workforce modeling, variance analysis, and management reporting for hospital operations. Aggregates labor and productivity data, evaluates staffing requests, advises managers on financial impacts, supports audits and internal controls, develops financial systems and reporting methodologies, and prepares analyses for executive decision-making. Recommends process improvements and corrective actions while ensuring compliance with financial policies and regulatory requirements.

Performs pediatric and young adult metabolic, non-metabolic, and exercise echo testing; documents and presents reports for cardiologist review; supervises six-minute walk testing; supports cardiac rehabilitation, patient education, equipment calibration, protocols, and research testing.

Performs diagnostic sonographic procedures, operates and maintains ultrasound equipment, produces and processes images, documents findings for physician interpretation, and assists patients throughout examinations. Conducts abdominal, small-parts, OB-GYN, vascular, and Doppler studies; reviews medical records, compares prior exams, maintains research and billing records, and follows infection prevention, safety, and quality procedures.

Manages hospital social work operations and psychosocial services for patients and families. Oversees staffing, budgets, policies, quality assurance, training, performance evaluation, care coordination, regulatory compliance, and process improvement. Collaborates with medical staff, care management, hospital departments, community agencies, and resource providers. Provides leadership, consultation, education, and support for social work programs while ensuring adherence to NASW ethics, Joint Commission requirements, and applicable healthcare regulations.

Performs routine through complex diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures, prepares and educates patients, operates and troubleshoots imaging equipment, verifies image quality, monitors radiation safety, documents procedures and billing, and responds to patient emergencies. Collaborates with radiologists and healthcare professionals, reports abnormalities and incidents, maintains equipment and records, and may precept or train radiologic technologists, students, and house staff.

Performs diagnostic perinatal and obstetric ultrasound examinations, acquires and documents sonographic images, operates and maintains ultrasound equipment, performs Doppler studies, follows infection prevention and departmental protocols, and assists physicians by providing diagnostic imaging for interpretation.

Provide inpatient lactation assessment, education, counseling, and clinical management for breastfeeding dyads. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, develop individualized care plans, train staff, support breastfeeding in complex situations, and follow best practices, policies, and safety standards.

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 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.