Operations Manager II- Newport Ovation Primary Care

Job Summary

Reports to Director of Operations, the Operations Manager is responsible for the management of physician and advanced practice provider location(s), including employee supervision, and meeting and/or exceeding organizational goals and objectives relating to operating budget and revenue cycle management.

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Job Title:

Operations Manager II
- Newport Ovation Primary Care Office

Exempt

• External Candidates:
  Minimum of 2 years of experience in healthcare
• Internal Candidates:
  Minimum of 2 years of experience in healthcare OR 1 year specifically within St. Elizabeth Physicians (SEP).

Minimum 1 year of experience demonstrating leadership or coaching capabilities. This may include:

• Mentoring peers
• Leading projects or initiatives
• Facilitating team development
• Influencing others toward shared goals

Note:

Formal supervisory experience with direct reports is acceptable but not required.

Minimum 1 year of experience in leadership or coaching roles, which may include:

• Serving as a peer mentor
• Leading cross-functional efforts
• Supporting onboarding or training
• Driving performance improvement through informal leadership

Formal supervisory experience is valued but not mandatory.

None required.

• High school diploma or GED required.

• Work in conjunction with HR to interview candidates for openings.
• Proactively address performance concerns and document immediately, thoroughly, and accurately. Consult Director of Operations or HR as appropriate to address performance issues.
• Ensure that new employees are properly oriented and are aware of the performance expectations of their position.
• Accurately report time to be paid to employees and providers via payroll system by the deadlines set by payroll.
• Analyze staffing levels and schedule employees and providers to maximize efficiency and productivity. Staffing levels based on established company metrics.
• Coach employees to meet established work goals on quantitative/qualitative standards.
• Evaluate employee performances and provide feedback in a timely manner. Obtain physician and mid-level practitioner feedback as necessary and appropriate.
• Through effective management, maximize retention and minimize voluntary office turnover. Recognize employees for outstanding performance.
• Maintain a motivational, positive, and supportive working environment for employees.
• Communicate and administer policies and procedures as outlined. Consult with the Director of Operations or HR department as appropriate to address policy and procedure issues.
• Resolve employee or provider issues with assistance as needed from the Director of Operations and/or Human Resources.
• Work with CBO to improve revenue cycle management and net collections through established workflow processes.
• Communicate goals and objectives, financial performance, and other defined performance objectives to physicians and employees.
• Conduct monthly or more frequent meetings with office providers to review practice performance goals and objectives. Prepare agenda with minutes to be submitted to the Director of Operations within 72 business hours after meeting.
• Conduct regularly scheduled monthly meetings with employees to review practice performance goals and objectives. Prepare agenda with minutes to be submitted to the Director of Operations within 72 business hours after meeting.

Ability to manage and prioritize multiple tasks, knowledge of Excel, Word, Outlook and PowerPoint and the ability to learn other computer skills. Must have good organizational skills and work professionally with doctors, hospital administration and management, SEP employees and the public.

• Extensive knowledge of current practice management system.
• Extensive knowledge of front-end operations (registration, charge entry, scheduling, etc.) and back-office workflow as related to practice operations.
• Knowledge of clinical operations.
• Demonstrated ability to work successfully in a team-based…