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Chief Operations Officer
About the Company
Educational institution specializing in clinical service, education & research
Industry
Hospital & Health Care
Type
Educational Institution
Founded
1955
Employees
5001-10,000
Funding
$26-$50 million
Categories
Specialties
About the Role
The Chief Operations Officer for Adult Hospitals is a key leadership role with a focus on the daily operations of various essential medical services. This includes overseeing the operations of radiology, clinical labs, respiratory therapy, trauma management, palliative care, and a range of support services. The successful candidate will be accountable for ensuring high-quality patient care, satisfaction, safety, and financial success while aligning operational strategies with the organization's mission. The role involves working closely with the management team and medical leadership to manage resources, reduce costs, and enhance revenues. The COO also plays a vital part in establishing and implementing organizational goals, strategic plans, and policies, and ensures compliance with regulatory bodies.Candidates for the Chief Operations Officer position must have a Master's degree in business administration, public administration, healthcare administration, or a related field, and a minimum of seven years of experience in administrative leadership within a healthcare setting. The role requires strong communication skills to engage with a diverse range of stakeholders and a proven track record in championing organizational effectiveness, quality, and safety. Financial acumen is essential for meeting performance objectives and budget management. The COO will be expected to build and maintain positive relationships, contribute to the organization's financial strength, and work towards the continuous improvement of operational and programmatic effectiveness.
Hiring Manager Title
CEO - Adult Hospitals
Travel Percent
Less than 10%
Functions
Per Diem
$146k-244k (estimate)
06/23/2024
07/11/2024
michaelmabraham.com
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