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University of Washington · 17 hours ago

Program Operations Specialist - Prosthesis

The University of Washington is a leading academic medical center located in Seattle, and they are seeking a Program Operations Specialist - Prosthesis. This role involves advanced operational and supervisory work to support implant coordination services across multiple hospital campuses, ensuring compliance and operational readiness in a clinical environment.

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Responsibilities

Partner with Program Operations Manager to perform ongoing oversight of daily implant operations, applying established standards and procedures across multiple hospital campuses and OR locations
Exercise independent judgment in resolving operational issues related to implant availability, vendor coordination, documentation accuracy, and workflow disruptions
Prioritize and coordinate implant workload based on surgical schedules, urgency, staffing levels, and operational constraints
Serve as the primary point of operational authority for implant coordination activities during assigned shifts or coverage periods
Facilitate compliance and accuracy for contracting, reimbursements and denials - serves as point person to resolve billing issues and monitors/escalates budget variances
Provide assistance to Program Operations Manager to support staffing oversight, including assigning work, monitoring performance, approving time, ensuring adherence to operational expectations, and partnering with manager to support performance management
Conduct onboarding, training, and competency development consistent with departmental standards and regulatory requirements
Ensure consistent application of implant workflows, including inventory coordination, consignment and loaner management, recall processes, and implant traceability
Serve as a key operational liaison among implant coordinators, perioperative surgeons and staff, supply chain, and vendor representatives

Qualification

Implant operationsInventory controlHealth care complianceSoftware proficiencyUnionized environment experienceStaff competency developmentProcess standardizationIndependent judgmentCollaboration skills

Required

Bachelor's degree and 2-3 years of experience in implant operations and/or inventory control practices
Experience with health care regulatory compliance
Experience with building staff competency, process standardization and improvement
Proficiency in adopting and leveraging various software programs (i.e. Epic, MS Office applications, TrackCore)
Demonstrated experience working within a unionized environment or applying collective bargaining agreements
Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with clinical and administrative partners

Company

University of Washington

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University of Washington is an educational institution that provides undergraduate, graduate, and research programs.

Funding

Current Stage
Late Stage
Total Funding
$215.35M
Key Investors
Avista foundationNational Institute of Allergy and Infectious DiseasesAdvanced Research Projects Agency for Health
2026-01-18Grant· $10M
2025-04-21Grant· $0.01M
2024-09-13Grant

Leadership Team

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Andrew S Allen
Adjunct Professor
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Arthur Denny
Founder
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