Perinatal Clinical Ops Supervisor - RN Leader

UC San Diego Health; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 136,000; Full time

Job summary

UC San Diego Health seeks a Perinatal Clinical Operations Coordinator / RN Supervisor to provide on‑site leadership across two campuses. You will manage daily operations for birthing units and NICUs, ensuring safety, throughput, and patient experience.

We require a BSN, CA RN license, and perinatal leadership experience. Role includes 12-hour rotating shifts, weekends, and professional collaboration with obstetric and neonatal teams.

Qualifications

• BSN required and CA RN license in good standing.
• Current BART or BLS at time of hire with ART plan commitment.
• NRP certification and AWHONN fetal monitoring training preferred.
• Two plus years in perinatal nursing with leadership experience.

Responsibilities

• Provide 24/7 on-site leadership for perinatal services across two campuses.
• Coordinate patient flow from triage to discharge for birthing patients and neonates.
• Oversee staffing, resource allocation, and nurse-to-patient ratios.
• Partner with physicians and clinical teams to ensure safety and quality.
• Mentor staff, support crisis response, and monitor safety metrics.
• Collaborate on scheduling, timekeeping, and payroll related tasks.

Skills

Leadership

Crisis management

Staff mentoring

Communication

Quality & safety

Problem solving

Perinatal care

Education

BSN

California RN license

BART or BLS with ART plan

NRP

AWHONN fetal monitoring

Masters preferred

Tools

Epic & Epic Stork

Payroll systems

Scheduling software

Workforce management tools

Job description

UC San Diego Health seeks a Perinatal Clinical Operations Coordinator / RN Supervisor to provide on‑site leadership across two campuses. You will manage daily operations for birthing units and NICUs, ensuring safety, throughput, and patient experience.

We require a BSN, CA RN license, and perinatal leadership experience. Role includes 12-hour rotating shifts, weekends, and professional collaboration with obstetric and neonatal teams.