Manager - Specialty Procedural Service Lines - Wound Clinic

University of Michigan Health-West•Wyoming, MI

9d•Onsite

About The Position

The Manager – Specialty Procedural Service Lines is accountable for overseeing the clinical and financial operations of the assigned procedural area(s). The manager serves as a liaison between the physicians, staff, and the executive leadership team and integrates operational, financial and clinical management to optimize organizational effectiveness, planning, organizing, controlling and evaluating the clinical care, achievement of budgeted objectives and development and achievement of financial, staffing and quality benchmarks.

Requirements

BSN required.
Current RN License in State of Michigan.
ACLS certified for locations providing Sedation
Zero to three (0-3) years of progressively more responsible health care management experience required.
Minimum of five years’ experience in clinical nursing.
Experience in Procedural areas required.
Demonstrated knowledge of principles for employee development to ensure appropriate training and mentoring of staff.
Expert skill in identifying problems, researching and recommending solutions.
Extensive skill in developing and maintaining a high level of quality care/quality assurance.
Proven skill in exercising a high degree of initiative, judgment, discretion and decision making.
Proficient ability to manage the overall provision of nursing services and build consensus among staff.
Demonstrated ability to work effectively with diverse individuals at all levels of healthcare.
Ability to demonstrate full range of motion including handling and lifting patients, manual and finger dexterity and eye-hand coordination.

Nice To Haves

MSN preferred.
For interim assignments the BSN is preferred but required to be currently pursuing a degree.

Responsibilities

Plans, implements, and manages the daily and strategic operations of assigned procedural area(s) to ensure efficiency, effectiveness, and continuous improvement.
Oversees patient flow, resource allocation, and department activities across assigned area(s), delegates authority appropriately to staff.
Serves as the key problem-solving and decision-making resource for operational, patient, and staff issues within assigned area(s).
Collaborates with leadership to develop and implement the department’s mission, goals, policies, procedures, and operational work standards.
Develops, monitors, and is accountable for the assigned procedural area(s) operating budget, including labor, supplies, and capital expenditures.
Monitors productivity metrics and implements corrective action plans when targets are not met.
Oversees purchasing, inventory control, invoice resolution, and approval for assigned area(s); leads capital equipment planning and participates in vendor negotiations and contract review.
Identifies, develops, and executes opportunities for service line growth, volume expansion, and revenue optimization; presents recommendations to Director and physician leadership for strategic alignment.
Owns and actively manages procedural volume, utilization, case mix, and revenue performance to meet budgeted expectations; proactively identify performance gaps and implement action plans to close variances.
Oversees clinical care across assigned procedural areas, ensuring compliance with established regulations, standards of practice, confidentiality requirements, and medical record documentation.
Maintains departmental readiness for regulatory surveys and accreditation reviews, including specialty-specific accreditation bodies.
Monitors quality metrics, patient safety events, outcomes, experience scores, and translates findings into actionable improvement plans and drives implementation.
Studies patient needs and trends and develops solutions to ongoing care opportunities across assigned service areas.
Serves as the primary operational liaison between physician partners, medical directors, staff, and senior leadership.
Facilitates physician-staff communication and conflict resolution to maintain a collaborative, high-functioning procedural environment.
Partners with physicians and schedulers to optimize procedure scheduling, utilization, and case throughput.
Participates in Provider Meetings (as appropriate), service line planning sessions, and quality review committees as the operational representative.
Accountable for the full employee lifecycle within assigned areas, including recruitment, selection, onboarding, competency validation, performance management, corrective action, and retention.
Analyzes staffing patterns and maintains appropriate staffing levels to meet operational needs and budgetary targets across all assigned areas.
Develops and sustains a culture of engagement, accountability, and professional growth
Leads through change and ambiguity to maintain team stability and organizational momentum in a dynamic procedural environment.
Collaborates with senior leadership on the development and execution of service line strategy, organizational goals, and long-range planning for assigned procedural area(s).
Maintains current knowledge of regulatory changes, technological advancements, and shifts in healthcare service delivery as it applies to their assign service line(s).
Participates in and presents at seminars, educational programs, committees, task forces, and workgroups at the department, hospital, and system level.
Pursues self-directed learning and continuing education to maintain expertise in healthcare management and procedural operations.