GME Programs Manager — Communications & Events

Stanford Health Care; United States; Sur place; USD 65 000 - 85 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Stanford Health Care is seeking a Senior Program/Project Coordinator for the Office of Graduate Medical Education (GME). The role supports the Associate Dean and GME Executive Director, engaging across residents, fellows, faculty, and staff to drive strategic communications, website development, team development, and major GME events.

You will coordinate schedules, manage projects, and ensure resources and communications are aligned with program objectives, while leveraging independent judgment

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or five years of applicable experience from an accredited institution.
• Progressively responsible project work experience, 5 years preferred.
• Strong skills in project scheduling using tools such as MS Project or Primavera.

Responsabilités

• Lead communications for GME (e.g. newsletters, updates).
• Develop GME website.
• Coordinate GME Team Development.
• Lead GME-wide event planning (e.g., GME Educational Leaders Retreat, GME Welcome Event).
• Provide administrative support for Associate Dean of GME/Designated Institutional Official and GME Executive Director.
• Independently manage smaller scale projects.
• Provide direction to project team members and plan day-to-day activities.

Connaissances

Project coordination

Stakeholder comms

MS Project

MS Office

Scheduling

Formation

Bachelor's degree or 5 years exp

Outils

MS Project

Primavera

MS Office

Description du poste

Stanford Health Care is seeking a Senior Program/Project Coordinator for the Office of Graduate Medical Education (GME). The role supports the Associate Dean and GME Executive Director, engaging across residents, fellows, faculty, and staff to drive strategic communications, website development, team development, and major GME events.

You will coordinate schedules, manage projects, and ensure resources and communications are aligned with program objectives, while leveraging independent judgment