DescriptionSummary:

Responsible for the development, coordination, implementation, and ongoing management of assigned clinical programs across one or more specialty service lines.

Provides clinical leadership and operational oversight to ensure program effectiveness, regulatory compliance, quality performance, and optimal patient outcomes.

Collaborates with physicians, interdisciplinary teams, administration, and external partners to support evidence?based practice, performance improvement, and strategic program growth.

May support specialty programs such as stroke, oncology, transplant, trauma, cardiovascular services, or other designated clinical services.

Responsibilities:

Meets expectations of the applicable One

CHRISTUS

Competencies:

Leader of Self, Leader of Others, or Leader of Leaders.

Lead planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of assigned clinical programs.

Coordinate clinical, operational, and performance improvement activities to support program goals and outcomes.

Serve as a clinical liaison between physicians, nursing leadership, administration, and interdisciplinary teams.

Develop and maintain program policies, protocols, clinical pathways, and workflows aligned with evidence?based guidelines.

Monitor program performance metrics, quality indicators, and outcome measures.

Prepare reports, dashboards, and analyses for internal leadership, committees, and external agencies as required.

Support regulatory compliance, accreditation readiness, and survey preparation activities.

Facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration to improve care delivery, patient outcomes, and operational efficiency.

Identify opportunities for process improvement and lead implementation of corrective actions.

Provide education, clinical guidance, and program support to staff and stakeholders.

Participate in strategic planning, program marketing, and growth initiatives as applicable.

Maintain accurate documentation and ensure adherence to organizational and regulatory requirements.

Requirements:

Education/SkillsAssociate degree in nursing (ADN) requiredBachelor's degree in nursing (BSN) preferredExperience5 years of clinical experience as a Registered Nurse required3 years of experience in clinical program coordination, quality management, case management, or clinical leadership roles requiredExperience supporting specialty clinical programs or service lines preferredDemonstrated ability to lead program development, implementation, and performance evaluation requiredKnowledge of regulatory, accreditation, and quality standards applicable to clinical programs requiredAbility to analyze data, quality metrics, and outcomes to drive program improvement requiredStrong collaboration and communication skills with physicians, leadership, and interdisciplinary teams requiredExperience developing or maintaining clinical policies, protocols, and pathways requiredProficiency in electronic health records, data tracking tools, and reporting systems requiredStrong organizational, project management, and prioritization skills requiredAbility to work independently and manage multiple initiatives simultaneously requiredLicenses, Registrations, or CertificationsRN single or compact in the state of practice is required

Work Schedule:

5 Days - 8

HoursWork Type:

Full Time