Operations Coordinator

Pay: $21–23/hour
Location: Fully on-site. Must reside in Texas and be able to report to the office 5 days/week. This role is NOT remote.

We're hiring a hands‑on Operations Coordinator to manage the daily operational, administrative, and compliance work that keeps our team running — credentialing paperwork, licensure tracking, inbox management, records reconciliation, and cross‑team coordination.

This is a generalist role
: you'll be pulled across multiple functions in a single day rather than working deep in one lane. It's a great fit for someone early in their career who wants broad operational exposure and room to grow, not someone looking for a specialized analytics, data, or IT role.

Operational Tracking

• Maintain and update key operational metrics/logs on a daily basis
• Ensure data entered across systems is accurate and flag inconsistencies to your manager
• Keep an eye on trends or recurring issues and elevate as needed

Credentialing & Compliance

• Manage credentialing applications from preparation through submission
• Maintain licensure records; track expirations and renewals proactively
• Keep documentation accurate, complete, and audit‑ready

Record Keeping & Reconciliation

• Maintain organized, up‑to‑date records across multiple platforms
• Perform routine reconciliation checks and investigate discrepancies independently

Communication & Coordination

• Manage shared inboxes — triage and respond to requests efficiently
• Serve as a reliable point of contact for pharmacy partners and internal teams
• Coordinate intern schedules and related logistics

Operations & Equipment Oversight

• Monitor day‑to‑day operational readiness, including equipment functionality
• Troubleshoot basic issues; elevate complex problems appropriately

Required

• Strong attention to detail and organizational skills
• Ability to juggle multiple types of tasks in a single day and prioritize effectively
• Demonstrated initiative and willingness to take ownership of tasks
• Comfort working independently while following structured processes
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (especially Excel and Outlook)

Preferred

• 1–3 years of experience in operations, administrative, retail, logistics, or office coordination roles (healthcare experience is a plus, not a requirement)
• Comfort working across multiple software systems and spreadsheets
• Exposure to compliance, credentialing, or regulated environments

• Ownership Mindset: Takes responsibility for outcomes, not just tasks
• Attention to Detail: Maintains high standards of accuracy
• Initiative with Judgment: Knows when to act independently vs. elevate
• Resourcefulness: Leverages tools and available support effectively
• Adaptability: Thrives in a role with evolving responsibilities

This role is intentionally structured to grow with the individual. In the first 6–12 months, the focus is on mastering core operational responsibilities. Over time, this position may expand into:

• Basic analytics and reporting support
• Process improvement and light automation
• Exposure to AI‑driven tools to improve efficiency