Chief Operations Officer Behavioral Health

This position is incentive eligible.

Salary Estimate: $154980.80 - $254800.00 / year

The estimate displayed represents the typical salary range of candidates hired. Factors that may be used to determine your actual salary may include your specific skills, how many years of experience you have and comparison to other employees already in this role. The typical candidate is hired below midpoint of the range.

Do you want to join an organization that invests in you as a Chief Operations Officer Behavioral Health? At Southern Hills Hospital and Medical Center, you come first. HCA Healthcare has committed up to $300 million in programs to support our incredible team members over the course of three years.

The Chief Operations Officer provides leadership and directs the overall operation of the hospital’s behavioral health services consistent with policies and objectives of the hospital and its advisory or Governing Board. In this regard, COO Behavioral Health Services plans, organizes, applies, directs, controls and evaluates all resources (human resources, facilities, equipment, capital and similar resources) at the behavioral health facility. The service line COO uses a variety of resources to generate measurable returns to benefit the company, the community, the physician and most of all, the patient.

• Develop short and long range management and organization plans to define responsibilities and business activities consistent with hospital goals and objectives.
• Develop systems to integrate behavioral health services within the medicine systems of care.
• Develop annual Management Plan for the Service Line.
• Provide administrative direction for the recruitment, employment, development and termination of all service-line employees.
• Negotiate professional service contracts.
• Oversee the development and revision of personnel practices and policies for the service line.
• Maintain primary responsibility for medical staff relations and development both inside and outside the hospital.
• Act as liaison between the hospital advisory or Governing Board, the medical staff and the service line.
• Establish and attend meetings to provide pertinent information related to the hospital operations and the provisions of quality health care.
• Prepare and present operational and financial reports as required in regularly scheduled meetings and committees, as well as for the Hospital CEO and leadership team.
• Interpret public policy, economic developments and public opinion in meeting organizational goals.
• Participate in hospital associations and health care professional organizations.
• Work with the CFO’s office and related financial operations to ensure realization of fiscal business plan.
• Review and approve all financial reports, budgets, managed care contracts and major expenditures.
  
  Direct, establish, review and adjust charges for services.
• Maintain service line accreditation and licensure standards of the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals, Medicare, Medicaid, state licensure and regulatory agencies and similar organizations.
• Maintain high quality in the hospital operation by coordinating the hospital personnel in connection with the loss control, quality improvement and quality assurance programs and such other quality control programs as may be established.
• Serve as primary representative to a third-parties such as examiners and planning agencies
• Develop relationships and affiliations, which promote the success of public mental health in the surrounding communities.
• Responsible for local, regional and state coordination with other human service agencies as clinically or administratively needed.
• Serve on local…