"clinical operations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the actions or processes related to the practice of medicine, especially in a hospital or clinic. For example, "The hospital is looking for new ways to streamline their clinical operations."
The analysis was designed to explore and compare the organizational structure and clinical operations of both clinics.
Mark Short is the clinical operations manager at leading Veterinary Charity, PDSA.
It later continued: "There is a fundamental conflict between contractual and clinical objectives where profit and cost dictate clinical operations".
The bridegroom's mother is the director of clinical operations for MHN, an administrator of employee assistance programs, in New York.
Her father is a director for global clinical operations at GlaxoSmithKline, the pharmaceutical company, in Durham, N.C.
Asked if it was touch and go for some of the injured, Careflight's clinical operations director, Emmeline Finn, told reporters: "Yes, it is".
Nancy Boccuzzi, vice president for clinical operations at Executive Health Exams, says that conducting a study on the long-term benefits of a comprehensive physical would be difficult.
The doctor did not have clinical privileges at the facility, and many staff members, including the vice-president of clinical operations, had never met her.
She is a vice chairwoman of emergency medicine at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center and also the department's director of clinical operations.
The bridegroom's mother is the vice president of clinical operations and the chief nursing officer of the Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey, in Red Bank.
" 'Cost-effective' does not equal 'cheap,' " said Dr. Joseph C. Torkildson, director of clinical operations at the department's Pharmacoeconomic Center, at Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
