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Kentfield Hospital, a subsidiary of American Advanced Management, seeks an Infection Preventionist to lead infection prevention and control across its Kentfield campus. This role requires an active California RN license and a strong background in surveillance, policy maintenance, and education.
You will coordinate with frontline teams and hospital leadership to strengthen quality, safety, and regulatory readiness, including reporting and committee collaboration.
Job Details: Job Location: Kentfield Hospital - Kentfield, CA, Position Type: Full Time, Salary Range: $69.71 - $75.00Hourly, Make a meaningful difference for patients whose recovery requires specialized expertise, time, and teamwork. Kentfield Hospital, a subsidiary of American Advanced Management, is a Long-Term Acute Care Hospital (LTACH) serving Marin County and San Francisco through two locations and 60 beds.
Here, you will join interdisciplinary teams delivering personalized cardiac care, neuro recovery, respiratory support, advanced wound care, and physical and occupational therapy for patients with complex medical needs.
Backed by The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for Hospital Accreditation, Kentfield offers a collaborative environment where your expertise will be valued and your work will have visible impact. You will have the opportunity to influence hospital-wide practice, partner directly with clinical and operational leaders, and shape a culture of quality, safety, and continuous improvement.
As our Infection Preventionist, you will take ownership of Kentfield Hospital’s infection prevention and control program and serve as a trusted partner to frontline teams and hospital leadership. This highly visible role gives you the opportunity to translate your expertise into practical improvements that protect patients, employees, and visitors while strengthening quality and regulatory readiness.
You will conduct CDC/NHSN-based surveillance, review clinical data, investigate trends and outbreaks , and complete required public health reporting. You will also maintain policies, advance performance improvement initiatives, serve on the Infection Control Committee, and share clear, actionable recommendations with hospital leadership.
You will equip employees with practical infection prevention education and maintain required competency records. Employee health responsibilities include immunization review, TB testing, vaccination programs and reporting, bloodborne pathogen exposure support, and N95 fit testing.
You will also coordinate students and contract staff placements and partner with clinical and operational leaders to build a culture of safety, learning, and continuous improvement.