Medical Specialties Office Manager- Dermatology Assoc.

Southern Ohio Medical Center•Portsmouth, OH

7h•Onsite

About The Position

The Medical Specialties Office Manager reports to the Director of Medical Staff Services and the Medical Specialties Operations Manager. This role is responsible for personnel management and oversight of clinic operations, including the enforcement of clinic policies and procedures and managing the daily operations of the office. The position works in collaboration with medical staff to implement care delivery by creating and sustaining a high-performance practice team.

Requirements

High School Diploma or successful completion of an equivalent High School Exam Required
Associate's Degree or equivalent Physician Office and/or management experience required
BLS required within 90 days of hire

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's Degree preferred
Two years of management experience preferred
Two years of healthcare experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Oversees daily operations of medical practice.
Coordinates department orientation and training for new hires.
Maintains adequate staffing levels in the physician offices by updating vacation and float calendars and filling in for vacant positions when coverage is not available.
Ensures offices are appropriately stocked by ordering supplies, monitoring usage, and managing supply costs.
Monitors employee hours in the payroll system to ensure proper use of PTO, overtime, etc.
Manages physician office personnel through daily huddles, rounding, continuous performance feedback, and annual reviews.
Interacts with key hospital leaders and maintains thorough documentation to promote physician accountability including actively participating in the PREP process.
Creates, updates, and distributes physician on-call calendars.
Performs monthly audits to ensure Joint Commission and safety compliance.
Monitors performance on department dashboard and creates action plans when necessary.
Performs as a liaison between the hospital departments and physician practices, most often in relation to maintenance requests, IS support, and employee requirements.
Coordinates all aspects of new physician office start-ups, office location transfers, and practice closings.
Serves as a mediator to promote conflict resolution among staff, physicians, and the management team.
Assists in the coordination of care for the patient in collaboration with other members of the health care team to meet the health care needs of the patient.
Pre-cleans, decontaminates and transports contaminated instruments according to policy.
Performs intermediate-level disinfection and/or high level disinfection per the Instructions for Use (IFU) by the manufacture. This includes ensuring the scopes or probes used within the department are cleaned, disinfected, maintained and stored per the IFU’s.
Ensures the patient and provider schedules are efficient and accurate.
Works with HIM, billing and providers to audit charge capture and monitor provider and practice deficiencies.
Holds provider accountable for timely record completion in collaboration with their manager.
Ensures IFU’s are up to date for all equipment in practice.