Cardiovascular & Women's Health Executive Lead

Essen Medical Associates; New York (NY); Vor Ort; USD 180.000 - 260.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Essen Health Care is seeking a General Manager for Cardiovascular & Women's Health to drive strategic, operational, financial, and clinical support across multiple outpatient practices. This executive role partners with physicians and leadership to achieve growth, quality, and regulatory compliance while fostering continuous improvement and collaboration.

The position focuses on improving patient access, provider productivity, and service line expansion within a population health framework

Qualifikationen

• Bachelor's degree in Healthcare Administration, Business Administration, Nursing, Public Health, or a related field.
• 7+ years of progressive healthcare operations leadership experience.
• 5+ years managing ambulatory specialty care or multi-site physician practices.

Aufgaben

• Provide overall operational leadership for Cardiovascular and Women's Health departments across multiple practice locations.
• Develop and execute strategic initiatives to improve operational efficiency, patient access, and provider productivity.
• Standardize workflows and implement best practices across all locations.
• Lead departmental managers and operational staff to achieve organizational objectives.
• Monitor quality metrics, patient outcomes, and patient satisfaction scores.
• Partner with physician leadership to optimize clinic operations and bloodflow and patient experience.
• Lead cross-functional projects focused on operational excellence and population health initiatives.

Jobbeschreibung

Essen Health Care is seeking a General Manager for Cardiovascular & Women's Health to drive strategic, operational, financial, and clinical support across multiple outpatient practices. This executive role partners with physicians and leadership to achieve growth, quality, and regulatory compliance while fostering continuous improvement and collaboration.

The position focuses on improving patient access, provider productivity, and service line expansion within a population health framework