Full-Time

Director of Programs

Transplant Services/Peritoneal Dialysis/Renal

Posted on 11/15/2025

Parkland Health

Parkland Health

5,001-10,000 employees

Public hospital system and teaching facility

No salary listed

Dallas, TX, USA

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Category
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Requirements
  • Master's degree in Nursing, Business Administration, Health Administration or related field.
  • 8+ years of professional experience in Transplant Services and Peritoneal Dialysis operations and/or assigned program.
Responsibilities
  • In collaboration with the Program Medical Director, responsible for effective and efficient operations in the assigned program. Ensures the effective integration of strategy and operations achieving the defined key service line goals and objectives to enhance delivery to patients in the continuum of care. Develops and leads key service line initiatives across Parkland Health. Evaluates clinical and financial program outcomes to include program grants, if applicable.
  • In collaboration with the Program Medical Director and Parkland Health leaders, engages stakeholders to implement clinical best practice guidelines with standardized documentation. Actively works to enhance the relationship with outside partners to better align quality of care and financial incentives.
  • Develops and implements program strategies that will provide an exceptional person-centered experience through a seamless care delivery system and innovative care models to improve quality outcomes, reduce unnecessary clinical variations, improve coordination across the continuum and help implement care consistent with state and national clinical guidelines.
  • Fosters collaboration and communication strategies throughout Parkland Health by engaging stakeholders including executive leadership, providers, staff and community members through the formation of strategic alliances and development of effective communication pathways.
  • Standardizes processes and makes them reliable, measurable, sustainable and easy for staff and patients. Improves and provides timely access to care. Decreases emergency department and inpatient visits for managed patients using evidenced based intervention.
  • In collaboration with Parkland Health committees and Co-Chair, responsible for programs obtaining and sustaining accreditation, recognition by necessary agencies and commissions.
  • Co-facilitates multi-disciplinary meetings with the assigned program triad to include the director of nursing and program medical director.
  • In collaboration with Parkland Health leadership, participates in the quality practice Initiatives and other necessary certifications and credentialing.
  • In collaboration with Parkland Health leadership, ensures participation in Centers of Medicaid Medicare Innovation¿s programs and any other alternative payment models that may help drive improved patient engagement and access to care.
  • Assists in identifying and harnessing collaborative community partnerships to enhance patient engagement with disease management and access to needed community resources and supports, as appropriate.
  • Represents Parkland in national and local organizations, initiatives, and conferences pertaining to assigned program to optimize professional excellence, networking, partnerships and awareness of patient and professional initiatives within Parkland.

Parkland Health operates a large public hospital system that provides medical services through a central hospital and a network of community and school-based clinics. The system works by offering specialized care in its Level I Trauma Center and burn unit while managing over one million outpatient visits annually across its various neighborhood locations. Unlike many private hospitals, Parkland serves as the primary teaching facility for UT Southwestern Medical Center and maintains a heavy focus on community outreach and school-based healthcare. The organization’s goal is to provide accessible medical care and health education to patients and their families throughout the North Texas region.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Dallas, Texas

Founded

1954

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • 112-bed expansion positions Parkland as North Texas's largest hospital.
  • $36M investment adds 66,500 sq ft space by July 2026.
  • New Wilmer clinic opens 2028, filling southern Dallas healthcare gaps.

What critics are saying

  • $36M Harry Hines expansion delays past June 2026 from construction issues.
  • Baylor Scott & White siphons Parkland's 1M annual visits via telehealth.
  • UT Southwestern poaches specialists, eroding trauma center dominance.

What makes Parkland Health unique

  • Parkland operates North Texas's only verified burn center.
  • Parkland provides Level I Trauma Center and Level III NICU services.
  • Parkland serves as primary teaching hospital for UT Southwestern.

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