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UCSF

Public health sciences university in San Francisco

Orthotic and Prosthetic Clinical Manager - O&P

Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSan Francisco, CA, USA$215kIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Three to five years of experience working as a Certified Orthotist and/or Prosthetist.
  • Ability to work independently and successfully in treating complex orthotic and prosthetic cases.
  • Ability to meet the physical demands of the key responsibilities.
  • Ability to document clearly and accurately in accordance with Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services standards.
  • English language skills.
  • Bachelor's degree in business, health administration, or a clinical degree, and/or equivalent experience or training.
  • Completion of an ABC-accredited residency.
  • Bachelor's degree for candidates who graduated from O&P school before 2012, or a master's degree for candidates who graduated from O&P school after 2012.
  • American Board Certification in Orthotics and/or Prosthetics.

Responsibilities

  • Independently perform clinical assessments, formulate prescriptions, and execute orthotic and prosthetic treatment for complex patients safely and effectively.
  • Evaluate patients' prosthetic and orthotic needs in relation to disease, injury, or impairment.
  • Evaluate prostheses and orthoses on patients to ensure optimal fit, function, and comfort.
  • Assess quality of care and treatment efficacy using outcome measures.
  • Use a broad range of orthotic and prosthetic treatment modalities for complex patient presentations.
  • Mentor and educate residents through clinical observation.
  • Meet clinical standards and complete tasks on time.
  • Fabricate orthotic and prosthetic devices for inpatients and outpatients across all Orthotic and Prosthetic Center practice locations.
  • Practice ethically in accordance with the American Board for Certification in Orthotics, Prosthetics and Pedorthics Code of Professional Responsibility.
  • Instruct patients in the use of their orthotic and prosthetic devices.
  • Follow all clinical-related standard operating procedures.
  • Meet patient-care needs according to referral volume; when volume permits, fill 75% of available slots per day or week.
  • Provide weekend call according to the schedule established at the start of each fiscal year.
  • Maintain accurate and complete patient records in the electronic medical record system in accordance with departmental and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services standards.
  • Authorize and bill orthotic and prosthetic devices in accordance with office policies and practices established by the Director and/or Department Chair.
  • Follow all administrative-related standard operating procedures.
  • Provide formal didactic training and teaching tools to residents.
  • Create and present educational presentations to allied health providers to support interdepartmental education and awareness of the department's services.
  • Provide operational oversight for assigned clinic locations and clinical services.
  • Ensure safe, effective, patient-centered care consistent with departmental, regulatory, and professional standards.
  • Monitor patient safety, clinical quality, access, and operational performance, and implement corrective actions or process improvements as needed.
  • Oversee compliance with clinical documentation, billing, and quality requirements.
  • Investigate patient concerns, incident reports, and workflow issues, ensuring timely resolution and escalation when necessary.
  • Identify opportunities to improve patient access, clinical workflows, and operational efficiency.
  • Monitor operational and financial performance for assigned clinical areas.
  • Review financial and operational reports to identify trends, opportunities, and risks.
  • Identify opportunities to increase patient volume, improve referral relationships, expand services, and enhance revenue while maintaining quality patient care.
  • Implement approved operational improvement plans and monitor progress toward established goals.
  • Promote efficient use of staffing, equipment, and departmental resources while minimizing operational waste.
  • Provide direct supervision, coaching, mentoring, and performance management for assigned clinical staff.
  • Establish performance expectations and support employee growth through feedback, education, and professional development.
  • Participate in recruitment, interviewing, onboarding, and retention of clinical personnel.
  • Identify staffing needs and make workforce-planning recommendations.
  • Approve schedules, leave requests, and overtime while ensuring adequate patient coverage and responsible stewardship of resources.
  • Ensure consistent implementation of departmental policies, procedures, and clinical standards.
  • Lead implementation of departmental and division-wide initiatives within the assigned clinical area.
  • Develop and facilitate regular staff meetings to communicate priorities, operational updates, quality initiatives, and organizational changes.
  • Participate in the Orthotics and Prosthetics Executive Committee and contribute to strategic planning and continuous improvement initiatives.
  • Develop, implement, and monitor annual operational and quality-improvement goals for assigned clinics.
  • Represent the department through education, outreach, committee participation, and other professional activities that advance the division's mission.
  • Create and present educational presentations to local, national, and international orthotics and prosthetics communities.
  • Create and present educational presentations to students and the local community to increase awareness of the orthotics and prosthetics profession.
  • Collaborate with the Director and/or Department Chair to develop and execute orthotics and prosthetics committee initiatives in education, technology and innovation, best practices, quality improvement, outreach, and executive activities in support of broader departmental goals and strategy.
  • Support committee efforts as a participant.
  • Collaborate with the Director and/or Department Chair to assist with or lead expedited departmental improvement plans.
  • Participate in research that promotes improved health of the orthotics and prosthetics patient population, including comparative effectiveness research, clinical trials, observational studies, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses.
  • Participate in university-wide and/or professional leadership activities.

Desired Qualifications

  • Past management experience.
  • Ability to create informative educational presentations.
  • Past teaching experience in the orthotics and prosthetics profession.
  • Past research experience in the orthotics and prosthetics profession.
  • Fluency in another language.

About the Company

UCSF

Public health sciences university in San Francisco

UC San Francisco is a public research university in San Francisco focused solely on health sciences, combining professional education with biomedical research and patient care. Its schools of dentistry, medicine, nursing and pharmacy train clinicians and scientists, while teams investigate cancer, immunology, genomics and neuroscience. UCSF Medical Center and Benioff Children's Hospitals connect clinical care with faculty research and training, and university clinics serve patients across Northern California. Founded in 1864, UCSF is the University of California campus dedicated to graduate and professional education and biomedical research, based in San Francisco.

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