People Operations Business Partner

Compass Surgical Partners

About The Position

Compass Surgical Partners is growing, and we are looking for a People Operations Business Partner to help shape the team member experience across our expanding network of ambulatory surgery centers. This role will serve as a trusted, embedded HR partner to center leadership teams, helping leaders navigate change, strengthen culture, support employees, and build effective people practices as centers integrate into Compass. The People Operations Business Partner will play a critical role in ensuring our teams feel supported through periods of growth and transition. This person will partner closely with center leaders and team members across a multi-site portfolio, providing guidance across employee relations, performance management, compensation, benefits, policy application, and organizational development. This is a highly visible role for an HR professional who enjoys building relationships, operating in a fast-moving environment, and creating meaningful impact at the local level while contributing to the continued evolution of Compass’s People Operations function.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or a related field
  • 5+ years of experience in an HR generalist, HR business partner, or similar role with broad exposure across employee relations, performance management, compensation, benefits, and HR operations
  • Experience supporting leaders and employees in a dynamic, multi-site, or field-based environment
  • Strong understanding of HR best practices, employment law fundamentals, and compliance considerations
  • Demonstrated ability to build trust and credibility with employees and leaders at all levels
  • Strong judgment and discretion when managing confidential team member information and sensitive situations
  • Ability to prioritize and manage multiple locations, competing needs, and evolving priorities independently

Nice To Haves

  • Experience supporting healthcare, ASCs, physician practices, or other regulated environments
  • Experience supporting organizations through growth, integrations, acquisitions, or significant change
  • Experience managing HR support across a distributed workforce or multi-location portfolio
  • HR certification such as PHR, SPHR, SHRM-CP, or SHRM-SCP
  • Master’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Organizational Development, or a related field
  • Experience with HRIS, payroll, benefits, and related HR technology platforms

Responsibilities

  • Serve as the primary People Operations partner for assigned ambulatory surgery centers, building trusted relationships with center leaders and team members
  • Partner with leadership teams to support team member engagement, performance management, talent development, and organizational effectiveness
  • Provide guidance and coaching on employee relations matters, including investigations, performance concerns, conflict resolution, and policy interpretation
  • Support employees and managers through organizational change, helping create a positive and consistent experience during periods of growth and transition
  • Partner with leaders to strengthen manager capability through coaching, feedback, and practical tools that enable effective people leadership
  • Provide guidance related to compensation practices, benefits, HR policies, and employee programs while ensuring consistent application of Compass standards
  • Identify trends and opportunities across supported centers and collaborate with the broader People Operations team on solutions
  • Help reinforce Compass culture, values, and operating practices across diverse teams and locations
  • Maintain appropriate documentation, confidentiality, and compliance standards when handling sensitive employee matters
  • Balance the needs of multiple locations and priorities while operating independently and proactively communicating with stakeholders

Benefits

  • annual performance-based bonus
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