Full-Time

Medical Staff Services Coordinator

Updated on 9/9/2026

Shriners Children's

Shriners Children's

1,001-5,000 employees

Nonprofit pediatric specialty care and research

No salary listed

Portland, OR, USA

In Person

Bachelor's, Associate's

Category
Clerical & Data Entry
Required Skills
PALS
Basic Life Support (BLS)

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Requirements
  • A high school diploma or equivalent GED is required.
  • Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, with all levels of the organization is required.
  • Ability to use independent judgment and manage and impart confidential information is required.
  • Excellent interpersonal skills are required.
  • Excellent verbal and written skills, including accurate and concise minute and report presentation skills, are required.
Responsibilities
  • Coordinate requests for provider credentialing and privileges, including appointments, reappointments, status changes, leaves of absence, and other updates.
  • Coordinate credential files from the Credentialing Verification Office through the Medical Executive Committee and Board of Governors approval process in accordance with Medical Staff Bylaws, including attending Medical Committee of Board of Governors meetings.
  • Coordinate with residency program directors, medical schools, and other organizations to facilitate fellow, resident, student, and observer rotations.
  • Process resident and clinical fellow files, review and analyze them, follow up on missing items, and prepare files for Medical Staff review and recommendation.
  • Enter fellow and resident information into the MD-Staff credentialing database unless otherwise assigned.
  • Coordinate fellow, resident, student, and observer paperwork with affiliated facilities to ensure all required documents are completed before rotation start dates.
  • Coordinate resident performance reviews in accordance with the Medical Staff Bylaws.
  • Coordinate the annual resident and fellow report for Corporate Medical Affairs.
  • Collect facility-specific forms required for provider onboarding.
  • Supply affiliate hospitals with information needed to credential and privilege Shriners Children’s providers.
  • Facilitate and execute provider onboarding, offboarding, and orientation, including PDCF processing, required-document collection, computer training, local drug testing, criminal background checks, and orientation, and provide necessary information to the Credentialing Verification Office.
  • Collaborate with the pharmacy director to enroll providers in electronic prescribing of controlled substances.
  • Work with the Medical Staff to develop and delineate clinical privileges and approve and maintain privilege forms every five years in accordance with the Medical Staff Bylaws.
  • Coordinate license procurement and renewals, telehealth license request forms, continuing medical education requirements and tracking, and expiration monitoring.
  • Maintain communication and collaboration with the Credentialing Verification Office regarding Medical Staff and advanced practice professional information.
  • Develop, plan, and operationally manage Medical Staff committee structures and promote effective communication and working relationships.
  • Provide administrative support to Medical Staff and Advanced Practice Professionals as required.
  • Maintain curricula vitae, academic postings, and publications and submit them to the Chief Medical Officer unless otherwise assigned.
  • Coordinate data collection for HDQ provider enrollment to ensure timely enrollments unless otherwise assigned.
  • Maintain Medical Staff travel requirements and submit annual summary reports to the Chief Medical Officer in accordance with the Medical Staff Bylaws unless otherwise assigned.
  • Generate credentialing and privileging database queries and reports as requested.
  • Work with the Chief of Staff on call schedules, timekeeping, contracts, budgets, expenses, and communications to on-site and off-site providers.
  • Collaborate with the Chief of Staff, Performance Improvement Director, and other leaders to develop Ongoing Professional Practice Evaluation indicators, data sources, data-submission responsibilities, and processes.
  • Coordinate, track, and monitor the Medical Staff and Advanced Practice Professional Staff for Ongoing Professional Practice Evaluation and Focused Professional Practice Evaluation processes to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and Medical Staff policies.
  • Coordinate semiannual review of Ongoing Professional Practice Evaluation data by the Chief of Staff and/or President of the Medical Staff and provide the information to the Credentialing Verification Office for reappointments.
  • Collect data on low- or no-volume providers from outside sources to meet regulatory requirements.
  • Ensure required certifications, training supporting privileges and prerogatives, and annual education are completed and maintained, including SHINE modules, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, and Basic Life Support.
  • Maintain legacy paper credential files according to the retention schedule and create and maintain a provider log for paper files.
  • Interpret federal, state, local, government, and insurance-agency regulations and guidelines, Medical Staff Bylaws, hospital regulations, procedural rules, policies, and procedures, and advise providers, management, and administrators on compliance issues.
  • Participate in ongoing assessment of governing documents, address identified compliance gaps with providers and the Chief of Staff, and facilitate due process in accordance with Medical Staff Bylaws and applicable legal, state, and regulatory requirements.
  • Participate in Joint Commission surveys concerning privileging, Medical Staff functions, quality, policies and procedures, Medical Staff Bylaws, and hospital regulations and procedural rules.
  • Ensure Medical Staff Bylaws are reviewed and updated as needed and comply with HDQ-Amendment Team recommendations.
  • Create, review, and update Medical Staff policies; facilitate their approval and upload them into Compliance 360 software unless otherwise assigned.
  • Facilitate maintenance of certifications and board-certification waivers in accordance with Hospital Regulations and Medical Staff Bylaws.
  • Assist the Chief of Staff and/or President of the Medical Staff with the annual election of Medical Staff officers unless otherwise assigned.
  • Schedule and coordinate Medical Staff committee meetings, prepare agendas, and take minutes as outlined in the Medical Staff Bylaws.
  • Prepare Board of Governors summary reports of credentialing and privileging recommendations, ensure information and action items flow through Medical Staff committees, and communicate credentialing decisions to the Credentialing Verification Office.
  • Perform other job-related duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
  • An associate degree in Medical Staff Services or an equivalent combination of education and management experience is preferred.
  • Three years of experience in Medical Staff Services or five years of hospital experience is preferred.
  • Knowledge of Medical Staff affairs operational processes is preferred.
  • Knowledge of related accreditation and certification requirements is preferred.
  • Knowledge of federal and state regulations is preferred.
  • Working knowledge of clinical and/or hospital operations and procedures is preferred.
  • Working knowledge of Medical Staff policies, regulations, bylaws, and the legal environment in which they operate is preferred.
  • Being highly organized, detail-oriented, and able to handle multiple tasks is preferred.
  • Experience with one or more Joint Commission surveys, including preparing Medical Staff for interviews and attending or participating in a previous survey, is a plus.
  • Certified Provider Credentialing Specialist or Certified Professional Medical Services Management certification is preferred.

Shriners Hospitals for Children runs 22 pediatric specialty hospitals in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico that provide advanced care for kids with orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal injuries, cleft lip/palate, and other neuromusculoskeletal needs. Care is delivered through teams in a family-centered approach that combines clinical treatment, rehabilitation, and research, with education and medical training as part of the program. It differs from many competitors by being a nonprofit, donation-supported system with a network across multiple locations, emphasizing family involvement, research, and education rather than a single profit-driven facility. Its goal is to deliver high-quality, compassionate care to children while advancing medical knowledge and training healthcare professionals, funded by charitable giving.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Tampa, Florida

Founded

1922

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What believers are saying

  • Shriners launched a new Las Vegas access point in August 2026 with Intermountain Health.
  • Shriners’ 2026 fundraising pages show millions raised and thousands of donors systemwide.
  • Boston researchers published burn-pain hydrogel work in June 2024, strengthening translational research.

What critics are saying

  • Tampa closed in 2022, proving Shriners still prunes facilities when volumes shift.
  • The 2026 Science conference was postponed, signaling execution strain in research programming.
  • A prolonged donation slump forces service cuts across hospitals and clinics.

What makes Shriners Children's unique

  • Shriners integrated 14 Motion Analysis Centers in 2026, creating the largest pediatric network.
  • The Panama Clinic partnership, announced August 14, 2026, extends specialty care internationally.
  • CHEO and Shriners Canada launched a joint metabolic-genetic bone disorders fellowship.

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