Veterinary Regional Manager - Midwest

Alliance Animal Health•Kansas City, MO

About The Position

Alliance Animal Health is seeking a Veterinary Regional Manager to oversee practice managers and lead veterinary hospitals in its growing Kansas and surrounding-states region. The role works with the Regional Director, Vice President of Operations, veterinary partner doctors, and practice managers to improve hospital performance. It also partners with the Internal Operations team to implement initiatives and projects across the region and will grow as additional partner hospitals join.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience managing multiple locations for a multi-site operator in the veterinary industry.
Strong communication, team-building, and leadership skills.
Highly organized with effective time-management skills.
Self-starter who takes initiative and is excited to work in an entrepreneurial environment.
Strong analytical skills and experience reviewing budgets and financial statements.
Proficiency with the full suite of Microsoft Office products.
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent.

Nice To Haves

Preferably lives near the Kansas City, Kansas metropolitan area; flexibility is possible.

Responsibilities

Oversee and lead practice managers at each hospital.
Work with practice managers on hospital operations, including staffing, inventory, budgeting, employee and client scheduling, marketing, employee training, and human resources.
Serve as a resource and partner to the managing veterinarian at each location, build a strong relationship, and incorporate the veterinarian’s feedback and goals into work with the practice manager.
Collaborate with the Vice President of Operations to review financial reports with practice leadership teams and develop strategies for each practice.
Review non-financial reports, including inventory and scheduling budgets, and drive improvement plans based on results.
Lead the post-acquisition integration process for newly acquired clinics.
Travel to practices four days per week and spend one day in the office; travel to practices five days per week as needed.