The Director Advanced Clinical Practice is responsible for the 24/7 management of all aspects of the advanced practice positions within Phoenix Children's Hospital. This position serves as an expert resource for requirements related to licensure, regulatory guidelines, and practice issues for advanced practice nursing positions including Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, and Clinical Nurse Specialists.
This position manages the accounting - including budgeting and financial reporting - for grants and research projects, as well as the general accounting for restricted funds created by the Foundation as a result of donor-restricted gifts.
Provides analytical depth and expertise to substantiate strategic growth, and delivers leadership to the Phoenix Children’s enterprise and analytics teams to enable effective maintenance of contract and payer data, reimbursement modeling, trend analysis, financial proposal development, contract term optimization, risk analysis and payer financial performance audits in a highly matrixed environment. The Manager, Managed Care Data and Analytics is responsible for the direction and oversight of analytics and reporting to support managed care contracting, financial reporting and network reporting. He/She oversees and/or participates in multiple cross-collaborative project teams. The Manager, Managed Care Data and Analytics is responsible for developing, leading, and communicating innovative strategies and tactics to support the managed care contract life-cycle in a fast paced, high volume setting. He/She leads the Data and Analytics team to deliver high quality outcomes and results within expected timeframes.
This position provides clinical and operational leadership of patient care services with direct supervision of nursing and support staff. In addition, it ensures consistent provision of developmentally appropriate quality patient care in accordance with all applicable federal, regulatory and professional standards and requirements.
Responsible for the management and organization of the trauma program and trauma services at Phoenix Children's Hopsital. The Manager, Trauma Services promotes the delivery of quality trauma care through clinical practice, consultation, education, collaboration, leadership and research. Assumes accountability for coordinating the functions within the Trauma program which includes: program planning and development, clinical practice/ system coordination, developing and managing the operational budget, supervising personnel working within the Trauma Department, providing direction for those functioning as trauma team responders, overseeing the Trauma Quality Improvement activities, providing education to the multidisciplinary personnel involved in trauma care both within Phoenix Children's Hospital and other other outside agencies while maintaining compliance with all state and national guidelines for Level I trauma center verification.