Practice Manager, Huntington, New York

SuvetoHuntington, NY
Onsite

About The Position

Dix Hills Animal Hospital is looking for a fulltime Practice Manager. Dix Hills, part of the Suveto network of hospitals, is a full-service veterinary hospital. We are located in the Huntington, New York. This is a role for someone who sees leadership as a responsibility, not just a title. As practice manager, you’ll be the operational and cultural heart of our hospital — shaping the environment our team works in, the experience our clients have, and the standards of care our patients receive. You’ll have real ownership here. We’re looking for someone who brings their own perspective, asks hard questions, and isn’t content to simply maintain the status quo. At the same time, you won’t be doing it in isolation — this role comes with genuine support and a team that’s invested in getting it right alongside you. You’ll also be visible and present — on the floor alongside your team, not just behind a desk — because we believe the best leaders lead from the front.

Requirements

  • 5+ years in medical or service operations management
  • Demonstrated P&L responsibility
  • Bachelor’s degree and/or practice management experience
  • High EQ, budgeting, HR, vendor management, team development
  • Comfortable working independently and collaboratively depending on what the moment calls for
  • Strong emotional intelligence and the ability to navigate difficult conversations with care
  • Proficiency with technology platforms — practice management systems, scheduling, HR tools, project management software, and expense reporting
  • Ability to lift patients and carry up to 25 lbs; able to lift over 25 lbs with assistance
  • Comfortable on your feet — this role involves extended periods of standing and moving through the hospital
  • At ease in a busy, sometimes noisy environment

Responsibilities

  • Lead the full hiring process — from recruiting and interviewing through onboarding — and build a team that reflects the culture we’re working to create
  • Conduct bi-annual performance conversations using a structured framework, focused on growth and goal-setting rather than just evaluation
  • Coach and develop your APM and department heads — invest in their growth and give them room to lead
  • Build onboarding and training programs that go beyond clinical skills, incorporating emotional intelligence, communication, and conflict resolution
  • Create and maintain continuing education opportunities for all paraprofessional staff
  • Be genuinely available to your team — listen to their concerns, encourage independent thinking, and help them solve problems collaboratively
  • Support your team through conflict with care and fairness, helping all parties grow through the experience
  • Facilitate staff and leadership meetings that are focused, productive, and worth people’s time
  • Use SMART goals to keep projects on track and give the team a clear picture of progress
  • Be present on the floor — lead by example and pitch in wherever the team needs you
  • Set and uphold high standards of client service and patient care, with a coaching mindset rather than a purely corrective one
  • Help staff develop their phone skills and ability to convert inquiries into visits — this is a meaningful part of how we serve clients well
  • Serve as the bridge between reception and treatment, keeping the flow of the day smooth and the experience consistent
  • Develop and maintain protocols and SOPs that support consistent, high-quality care across the team
  • Handle client concerns thoughtfully and professionally, using feedback as an opportunity to improve
  • Assist with treatment plan conversations and offer real-time support to staff as needed
  • Collaborate on marketing programs that grow the practice and strengthen our community presence
  • Use KPIs and financial data to keep the practice on track — meeting revenue goals, managing costs, and identifying opportunities to grow
  • Own the P&L and review financial performance regularly with an eye toward both short-term adjustments and long-term health
  • Oversee daily deposit preparation and ensure accurate, timely processing
  • Manage expenditures responsibly within practice guidelines and seek appropriate approval when needed
  • Monitor accounts receivable to keep billing current and accurate
  • Collaborate with operations and medical leadership on paraprofessional compensation, reviewing and adjusting periodically
  • Meet regularly with veterinarians to review performance data and align on priorities
  • Meet weekly with the Medical Director and Operations Director to stay aligned, plan ahead, and divide responsibilities effectively
  • Maintain an inventory control system that keeps the practice well-stocked, efficient, and profitable
  • Oversee equipment purchasing, maintenance, and storage, and work with leadership to plan for longer-term equipment needs
  • Keep the facility clean, functional, and well-maintained — an environment the whole team can be proud of
  • Serve as the go-to for technology platforms across the hospital, including practice management software, scheduling, HR, and expense tools
  • Develop and maintain hospital protocols and standard operating procedures
  • Ensure compliance with OSHA, DEA, EEOC, and all applicable regulations — keeping the team trained and current
  • Communicate policy changes and updates clearly and in a timely way across all staff

Benefits

  • Paid time off & holidays
  • Medical, dental & vision insurance
  • 401K with a 4% true match
  • Pet care discounts
  • Continuing education
  • Paid parental leave
  • Volunteer time off
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