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Program Coordinator - OBGYN

University of California - Los Angeles Health
$80700.00-168500.00 Annually
United States, California, Los Angeles
Oct 17, 2026
Description

Reporting to the
Director of Operations functions as the Program Coordinator for the
Division/Unit
within
the Department(s) of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Responsible
for a wide range of functions, with varying levels of direction received, for a
remarkable, research intensive, Academic Unit/Division/Department. Responsible
for ensuring the success and efficient operation of this complex academic
Unit/Division(s)/Department(s) the strength of its business functions as
outlined by the Director of Operations. The Unit/Division (s)/Department(s) has
an annual budget of $61.9M, including $ 65M in revenue from clinical services
and $2.8M in revenue from sponsored projects. The
Unit/Division(s)/Department(s) manages 143 staff members, 62 clinical and
research faculty members, and residents and fellows engaged in clinical and
research training.

Annual
salary range: $80,700.00 - $168,500.00

Qualifications

Required:

  • Bachelor's
    Degree and/or equivalent combination of education and experience
  • Minimum
    of 3 years as a project lead in a business/admin unit within a basic
    science/clinical department or service line
  • Understanding
    of the concepts of strategic leadership, planning and change management
    approaches in a complex environment, preferably a research-intensive medical
    school/health system.
  • Ability
    to demonstrate an entry level of diplomacy in persuading and influencing people
    at various levels to achieve results.
  • Ability
    to identify and analyze pertinent information/data to make and communicate
    recommendations and decisions.
  • Effective
    interpersonal and communication skills.
  • Ability
    as a partner to maintain a culture of integrity and accountability.
  • Understanding
    of financial planning concepts as it pertains to academic health care, research
    and higher education.
  • Ability
    to serve as a receptive listener and seeks to understand the differing sides of
    each situation.
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