Lead Speech-Language Pathology Rehab Supervisor

Stanford Health Care; Palo Alto (CA); On-site; USD 96,000 - 124,000; Full time

Job summary

Stanford Health Care in Palo Alto is seeking a Supervisor for Rehabilitation Services to lead an assigned clinical team, ensure efficient workflows, and advance patient care quality. You will collaborate with managers and directors to implement policy, plan staffing, and drive service improvements across the Rehab Department.

The role requires a Bachelor’s degree (Master’s preferred) and at least four years of supervisory or management experience, with strong knowledge of clinical terminology

Qualifications

• Minimum Bachelor’s degree in a related field; Master’s degree preferred.
• At least four years of progressive responsibility with supervisory/management experience.
• Knowledge of medical terminology and clinical administration.

Responsibilities

• Provides direct patient care and supports assigned clinical team.
• Manages operational workflows and supports staff in Rehab Services.
• Supports development and retention of clinicians; leads quality improvement efforts.
• Ensures compliance with state and federal laws, accreditation and regulatory standards.
• Participates in staffing, scheduling, case management, utilization and procurement as needed.

Skills

Staff evaluation

Process improvement

Project management

Staff supervision

Leadership

Communication

Regulatory knowledge

Clinical administration

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's preferred

Tools

Medical software

Job description

Stanford Health Care in Palo Alto is seeking a Supervisor for Rehabilitation Services to lead an assigned clinical team, ensure efficient workflows, and advance patient care quality. You will collaborate with managers and directors to implement policy, plan staffing, and drive service improvements across the Rehab Department.

The role requires a Bachelor’s degree (Master’s preferred) and at least four years of supervisory or management experience, with strong knowledge of clinical terminology