RN Stroke & Sepsis Program Lead

Providence; California; On-site; USD 84,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with employer matching

Health care benefits

Life insurance

Disability insurance

Paid time off

Well-being resources

Job summary

Providence Tarzana Medical Center is seeking a Clinical Program Coordinator for Stroke & Sepsis to provide clinical leadership, program coordination, and education across the patient care continuum.

You will partner with nursing, medical staff, EMS, quality, data teams, and case management to drive performance improvement and accreditation readiness.

Join a team dedicated to evidence-based care, patient safety, and a culture of respect while advancing outcomes for stroke and sepsis patients.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in nursing.
• California RN license upon hire.
• National Provider BLS - American Heart Association upon hire.
• SCRN, CEN, CCRN, CPHQ, NE-BC, or other stroke/sepsis/critical care leadership certification upon hire.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical leadership and program coordination for stroke and sepsis programs.
• Advance evidence-based care across the continuum.
• Partner with nursing, medical staff, EMS, quality and data teams, case management and rehabilitation.
• Support operations, regulatory readiness, data review, education, protocol adherence and quality improvement initiatives.

Skills

Clinical leadership

Program coordination

Education

Performance improvement

Regulatory readiness

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Nursing

Job description

Providence Tarzana Medical Center is seeking a Clinical Program Coordinator for Stroke & Sepsis to provide clinical leadership, program coordination, and education across the patient care continuum.

You will partner with nursing, medical staff, EMS, quality, data teams, and case management to drive performance improvement and accreditation readiness.

Join a team dedicated to evidence-based care, patient safety, and a culture of respect while advancing outcomes for stroke and sepsis patients.