Clinic Ops Manager — Lead, Grow & Impact

Action Behavior Centers; Haslet (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PTO & Holidays

Student loan repayment

Parental leave award

DoorDash benefit

Tuition discounts

Health insurance

401k with 2% match

Job summary

Action Behavior Centers is seeking an Operations Manager for a clinic setting in Haslet, TX. You will lead overall operations, drive KPI tracking, budgeting, and team performance while fostering a supportive environment for families and clinicians.

Ideal candidates bring 6+ years of people management, a strong communication style, and a commitment to delivering clinical excellence for children with autism.

Qualifications

• At least 6 years of people management experience leading a large team of professionals across multiple sites and/or district management.
• Bachelor's or Master's degree preferred or considerable people management experience required.
• High EQ - we work with kids with developmental delays and their families.
• Strong and professional communication style among Department Leaders.
• An Impact Player who will give an amazing experience to all teammates and families.

Responsibilities

• Metrics & Financials: Monthly tracking of KPIs, Clinic Budgets and Team Performance.
• Community Engagement: Establish strong connections with families, providing education and guidance throughout the onboarding journey.
• Team Leadership: Attract, Engage & Retain 25-50 teammates who deliver on Clinical Excellence.
• Conduct Performance Evaluation, Corrective Actions and Development Plans.
• Plan Monthly & Quarterly Team Events and Celebrations!
• Clinical Outcomes: Partner with your Clinic Admissions Associate, Clinical Director & Department Leaders on Operations Quality.

Skills

People management

Leadership

Communication

Education

Bachelor's or Master's degree

Job description

Action Behavior Centers is seeking an Operations Manager for a clinic setting in Haslet, TX. You will lead overall operations, drive KPI tracking, budgeting, and team performance while fostering a supportive environment for families and clinicians.

Ideal candidates bring 6+ years of people management, a strong communication style, and a commitment to delivering clinical excellence for children with autism.