Description:
The University of California San Francisco
is seeking an Administrative Nurse I Supervisor in
our Psoriasis and Skin Treatment Center.
Under general
supervision of the Administrative and Medical Directors,
the Administrative Nurse, guided by the policies and
procedures of UCSF Medical Center and in collaboration
with the physician staff, manages the daytoday clinical
operations for the Psoriasis & Skin Treatment Center
located at 515 Spruce Street.
The AN I Supervisor
is responsible for the administration of outpatient
activities, ensuring the delivery of high quality,
cost effective health care services that are aligned
with UCSF Medical Center as well as federal, state
and local regulations.
She/he will work with
staff to develop, monitor, maintain and continuously
improve systems pertaining to all aspects of patient
care along with the business and administrative aspects
of the practice. S/he will supervise all clinical and
clerical staff, facilitating positive interactions
with providers, patients and other departments. In
the supervisory role, s/he will work to establish and
promote teamwork among all members of the practice
staff. She/he will work to set standards, encourage
efficient and productive performance and take appropriate
corrective actions. This position is also responsible
to select, develop and motivate employees.
Requirements
include:
Current California RN license and current
AHA CPR certification knowledge and possession of the
abilities essential to the successful performance of
the duties assigned a demonstrated commitment to continuing
education and selfdevelopment.
Proven leadership
experience in a clinical practice, including staff
supervision and dermatology experience are strongly
preferred.
UCSF Medical Center offers exceptional
benefits that begin on the first day of employment.
To
apply, please visit our website at
www.ucsfhealth.org
and apply to requisition #26080BR. For additional information,
please contact David Kirk at
david.kirk@ucsfmedctr.org
or call 415 3537431.
