GME Transitional Year Program Coordinator

GME Transitional Year Program Coordinator - HillcrestThis is a full-time, benefit eligible position located at Scripps Mercy Hospital in Hillcrest onsite. The position is for day shift, Monday-Friday, reporting to Medical Education. The Transitional Residency Program Coordinator will coordinate and administer the Transitional Year Residency program, focusing on the day-to-day administration including the required reporting structures for residents and faculty. This role will be the first contact for scheduling conflicts, additional resources, or identifying inefficient workflow patterns. The coordinator will partner and work extensively with the program director and associate program directors to administer the program. The coordinator will perform all job duties as assigned and must adhere to all requirements, regulations, and procedures of any licensing board or agency, as well as comply with all Scripps Health's policies and procedures.Coordinate and administer the ACGME-accredited Transitional Year program which consists of 18 medical residents. Adhere to procedures and systems that ensure orderly and timely workflow. Maintain knowledge of CA state medical licensing requirements, ACGME accreditation and program requirements. Assist with resident travel and accommodations for national conferences involving scholarly activities and poster presentations. Tabulate, collect, and distribute all evaluation forms regarding rotations, residents, and faculty. Compiles and generates feedback for appropriate follow-up and reporting. Work alongside program director to manage all aspects of annual residency recruitment via ERAS/Thalamus software: extend invitations to applicants, maintain interview materials, schedule resident interviews, participate in resident ranking meeting. Coordinate and attend TY Program Evaluation Committee (TYPEC twice per year) and TY Clinical Competency Committee (TYCCC twice per year). Preparing agenda and meeting minutes in a timely manner for review by program director. Collects and prepares evaluations to ensure data sheets are up to date for review by program director and CCC. Organize and maintain files on all trainees, as well as confidential administrative and evaluation files. Supervise maintenance of all records for verification of training of current trainees and graduates. This position will be supported in attending the annual ACGME and AHME conferences.Required Education/Experience/Specialized Skills: Minimum two years experience in graduate medical education or equivalent administrative experience in healthcare management with progressively responsible administrative duties and responsibilities. Organizational and office procedural skills to coordinate many work assignment responsibilities quickly and accurately with pressure of deadlines; to work with confidential material and to exercise sound judgment in protecting information. Knowledge of and ability to apply Scripps policies and procedures and to work within the Scripps system to accomplish the Department's goals and the Scripps mission. Moderate to advanced computer skills. Interpersonal skills to communicate effectively and professionally with persons not only within the Scripps system but with applicants to the programs, with personnel from state and national governing and oversight bodies, and with vendors. Skills to establish rapport, build professional relationships, and work as team member inside and outside the organization. Excellent verbal and written communications skills to document and report effectively and clearly. Analytical skills to provide accurate reports and recommendations. Abilities in sound decision-making, problem-solving, priority-setting, and supervising.Preferred Education/Experience/Specialized Skills/Certification: Two or four year college degree or equivalent administration skills in healthcare administration or graduate medical education. Bachelor's degree. GME experience.