Emergency Management Manager
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Junior, Mid
Bachelor's, Master's
West Chester Township, OH, USA
In Person
Facilities Operations
About the job
Requirements
- A bachelor's degree is required; Emergency Management or a related field is preferred.
- A master's degree is preferred.
- Two to three years of experience managing resources and personnel is required.
- Prior experience developing and managing operational and capital budgets, developing and maintaining departmental productivity and operational statistics and reporting, and successful project management is necessary.
- Extensive experience building effective relationships with all levels of organizational management, including senior leadership, is required.
- A working knowledge of regulatory agencies including ODH, OSHA, TJC, CMS, and JCAHO is required.
- Training or experience in project management is required.
- The role requires the ability to relate to diverse age, demographic, and cultural populations; analyze data; evaluate operations and budgets; make recommendations; and generate well-developed reports.
- Professional knowledge within the specialty sufficient to ensure high-quality deliverables is required.
- Knowledge of related external regulatory agencies, their roles, and responsibilities is required.
- Strong leadership, problem-solving, and decision-making skills are required.
- Demonstrated ability to participate in and lead high-functioning teams is required.
- Experience using Microsoft Office applications is required.
Responsibilities
- Manage disaster preparedness and emergency management for the West Chester Hospital campus, ensuring applicable Joint Commission, CMS, and other regulatory guidelines are met.
- Train employees across UC Health sites on emergency preparedness topics, including hazardous materials decontamination and armed intruder response.
- Oversee site-level facilities emergency management and preparedness programs and ensure compliance with current external regulatory requirements.
- Chair Emergency Management Committees at the designated facility.
- Review and update the UC Health Emergency Operations Plan for the site as necessary.
- Gather and disseminate disaster-related information to department heads, clinical leadership, senior leadership, medical staff, and the UC Health community.
- Support committees developing needs for external emergency scenarios, including bioterrorism, chemical, nuclear, and trauma events, and internal scenarios such as fire, weather, and utility disruptions.
- Assist with developing and operating the facility emergency operations center and communication links between the command center, hospital, campus, and outside agencies.
- Coordinate, execute, and evaluate annual hospital-wide emergency preparedness training and drills, including integration of community response teams.
- Identify and assist with selecting drill scenarios and designing drill logistics.
- Coordinate exercises, drills, training, and resources, and execute at least two hospital-wide emergency preparedness drills per year with local and regional hospitals and emergency agencies.
- Participate as a member of The Health Collaborative Disaster Coalition.
- Develop education and training based on lessons learned and participate in hospital-wide training to improve emergency management knowledge and response.
- Develop additional drills as deemed necessary by committees, subcommittees, or critiques.
- Coordinate disaster-related grants and surveys.
- Manage the annual ASPR grant through the Regional Healthcare Coordinator.
- Submit an annual organizational emergency preparedness report to the Department Director, Senior Executive Council, Medical Executive Committee, and Governing Body.
- Develop and manage annual operating expense and capital budgets for efficient department operation.
- Oversee the orientation, training, and development of assigned associates.
- Identify, develop, and implement training needs related to emergency preparedness, staff response roles and responsibilities, and disaster recovery.
- Oversee hospital and facility surveys and audits as needed, and assist in developing short- and long-range plans for the department and organization.
- Maintain knowledge of current trends and developments in emergency management.
- Assume additional responsibilities and functions as appropriate.
About the company
UC Health combines top clinicians and researchers to deliver patient care in Cincinnati and surrounding areas. It operates through the UC Medical Center and West Chester Hospital, offering a wide range of medical services and specialties. Care is delivered through a collaboration of clinical treatment, teaching, and ongoing research, with access to research-driven, discovery-based approaches and advanced facilities. The organization distinguishes itself by leveraging the academic strength of the University of Cincinnati to integrate clinical care with research and education, supported by a commitment to diversity and inclusion. The goal is to provide the highest quality, compassionate healthcare through leading-edge clinical services, teaching, innovation, and research across medical specialties.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
$431.3M
Headquarters
Cincinnati, Ohio
Founded
2012
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- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Vision Insurance
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- 401(k) Retirement Plan
- Tuition Reimbursement