The Administrative Director communicates the vision statement and medical center strategic goals, demonstrating commitment toward their achievement. This role requires strong written and verbal communication skills for reports, correspondence, and presentations, ensuring staff are informed of Medical Center and departmental priorities. The position involves participating in professional development activities to maintain licensure and stay current with field advancements. Staff development includes ensuring mandated in-servicing and coordinating orientation and training for new and current staff. Problem-solving recommendations reflect strong analytical skills focused on quality, cost containment, and the impact of change. Customer Service Management involves incorporating Medical Center goals into departmental policies and systems, continually reviewing service delivery to exceed expectations, and serving as a role model. Project Management includes participating in multidisciplinary task forces and committees, demonstrating team spirit, and effectively leading project teams to achieve objectives. The role involves selecting, hiring, and supervising staff, initiating disciplinary actions, and conducting annual performance appraisals. Responsibilities include ensuring adequate staff coverage through scheduling, approving overtime, and developing staffing plans based on utilization data to maintain appropriate levels. Productivity of staff is a key responsibility, maintaining established standards. Daily supervision and direction are provided to clerical and clinical staff. The role ensures accurate capture of all appropriate charges for services, equipment, and supplies, as well as cash reconciliation. Supervision of patient registration, appointment scheduling, and referrals, including data collection, insurance information, cash collection, and EHR data entry, is required. Coordination of payment arrangements and ensuring adequate pre-billing activities for timely billing are also key functions. Leading quality improvement programs to increase collections through improved registration and front-end processes is expected. Development and review of departmental policies and procedures in collaboration with Leadership are necessary, ensuring compliance with regulatory agencies. Regulatory requirement monitoring and ensuring site compliance with hospital, NYSDOH, and Joint Commission regulations are critical. Patient satisfaction activities, including complaint resolution, are coordinated. Facilitating interdepartmental communication and implementing new programs and process improvement plans are part of the role. In collaboration with leadership, the Administrative Director assures smooth patient flow by coordinating clerical, nursing, and medical activities. Maintaining communication mechanisms with the community, medical staff, and internal/external stakeholders is important. Developing and managing the annual budget for the site(s), monitoring monthly reports and overtime to ensure operations remain within budget guidelines, and submitting orders for supplies and equipment are also key responsibilities. Monitoring the Ambulatory Care services budget and managing site expenses for a lean operation are crucial. Performing chart reviews to identify areas for improvement, investigating and correcting problems related to consents, coding, carrier regulations, and documentation standards are required. Maintaining established departmental policies, procedures, objectives, and standards for performance improvement, safety, environmental, and infection control is essential. Overseeing performance improvement programs, developing and monitoring them, and ensuring follow-up actions are implemented are key duties. The role includes acting as the on-site appointment system template manager, making adjustments to the patient scheduling system, and generating scheduling reports. Ensuring patient schedules coincide with provider schedules and maximizing provider schedules are important. Overseeing all on-site medical record activities for proper filing, maintenance, and availability is required. Maintaining employee attendance records and processing time cards are also responsibilities. Coordinating cash deposit and reconciliation functions and staying abreast of reimbursement trends are necessary. Responsibility for the work environment, ensuring cleanliness, safety, and regulatory compliance, is expected. Coordination with other Ambulatory Managers in their absence and responsibility for non-Wyckoff Heights Medical Center physician payments are also part of the role. Remaining knowledgeable about and participating in relevant performance improvement activities, identifying task requirements, monitoring progress toward goals, and gathering/providing reports on metrics and variances are expected. The role includes performing any other duties necessary for the best interest of the medical center and other duties as required. The ability to accept responsibility for leadership, direction, control, planning, negotiating, organizing, directing, supervising, formulating practices, or making final decisions is essential. The ability to influence people, motivate, convince, or negotiate, and to adapt to situations involving interpretation of feelings, ideas, or facts using creativity and imagination is required. The ability to exchange information clearly and concisely, present ideas, facts, and technical information, maintain relationships that facilitate task goals, cooperate, resolve conflicts, and be sensitive to others is also necessary. Support for patient-centered services, including age-specific and culturally sensitive approaches to high-quality, individualized care in a safe environment, is expected.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager