Ray Ju

About Ray Ju

Developed PMOs and managed programs/projects at Stanford Medicine Health Care, Gilead Life Sciences, Hawaii Medical Service Association, On Lok, Sutter Health, California Pacific Medical Center, CompuMentor, Lucile Packard Children\'s Hospital, City of Oakland, California State Automobile Association, Blue Shield, Chiron, Cisco, Sun Microsystems, Wells Fargo Bank and AT & T utilizing PMI, Agile, Lean, Toyota Production System, and industry Project Management best practices to formalize methodologies and processes that work. Specialties: Portfolio, Program and Project management of complex IT global enterprise network and infrastructure projects in health care, non-government organizations, bio-tech, high-tech, finance, telecom, insurance and government sectors. Technologies and project scope include Integrated Project Delivery, Lean construction, Toyota Production System, Agile, Epic EHR, Nurse Call, Vocera, Hospira, eSignage, OSHPD/HCAI, PBX, VoIP, LANs, WANs, Networking, BlackBerry, Video Conferencing, Active Directory, Data Center and Campus Construction, Structured Cabling, Acquisition Integration, Business Process Re-engineering, Capital Budgeting, Space Planning and Strategic Planning Development. Teaches at UC Berkeley\'s Project Management certificate program in the San Francisco Bay Area and a member of the Advisory Board. Guest instructor at Stanford Advanced Project Management program. Developed and co-taught a distance learning PM course for the Masters program of the Center for Bio/Pharma and Biodevice Development at San Diego State University. Certified as a Scrum Master and PMP #560, active in PMI as Speaker in US, China, Japan, Toronto, Budapest, Taipei, and Indonesia. Chapter member in Honolulu, Indonesia, Japan and Taiwan, and VP of Programs Diversity SIG, Advisory Board Member for Project Summit, Speaker at Clinical Trials Excellence conference in Singapore. Board Director and Co Founder of the National Association of Asian American Professionals in Honolulu.

Experience

1. IT Senior Project Program Manager - Technology Digital Solutions & Hospital Clinic Activations

   Stanford Health Care

   Feb 2022 — Present · Pleasanton, CA, US

   Healing humanity through science and compassion, one patient at a time. The use of IT through Technology Digital Solutions to treat and serve patients throughout the Stanford Medicine Health Care enterprise. Currently at the Tri-Valley Pleasanton campus replacing the Nurse Call system, expanding services of Heart & Vascular, Cancer Infusion and the Emergency Department. Documenting the \"Best Practices\" of TDS project team collaborations, workflow and best practices. Hospital & Clinics Activations is making a building ready for the people and the people ready for the building. Equal parts operational planning and logistics. Strong Ambulatory Activation practices ensure that what was envisioned for the delivery of patient care and operations is developed and implemented in a cost-effective, safe and sustainable manner, capable of upholding the values of Stanford Health Care through the life of the facility.

Education

• George Washington University

  Masters Certificate, Project Management

• Golden Gate University

  Executive MBA

• Saint Mary's College of California

  MA, Leadership

• UC Santa Cruz

  Certificate, International Business

• SF State University

  Bachelor of Arts, Broadcast Communications

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  Executive Seminar, Software and Processor Technology