Clinical Operations Manager: Patient Care & Programs

Mount Sinai; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Mount Sinai is seeking a Clinical Manager who is a licensed clinician and will oversee the assigned department's clinical, administrative, and program development activities. You will develop programs, manage accreditation, address financial/insurance issues, train staff, and perform direct patient care as needed, including assessments and testing.

This role requires licensure, a BS in a health-related field, and preferably an MS in Exercise Physiology for certain areas; experience with EPIC and

Qualifications

• Current clinical licensure in relevant field.
• BS in health-related field is required; nursing/PA experience preferred.
• MS in Exercise Physiology preferred for this area.
• Experience with program development and accreditation is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Oversees clinical and administrative activities in the department.
• Develops programs and engages team in implementation.
• Manages program accreditation and updates policies.
• Handles financial/insurance issues and related problems.
• Staff training and education.
• Conducts clinical duties including patient assessments and testing.
• Coordinates patient experience and billing concerns.

Skills

Licensed clinician

Leadership/management

Policy & program development

Staff training

Patient care/duties

Education

BS in health-related profession

MS in Exercise Physiology (preferred)

Tools

EPIC

IDX

Job description

Mount Sinai is seeking a Clinical Manager who is a licensed clinician and will oversee the assigned department's clinical, administrative, and program development activities. You will develop programs, manage accreditation, address financial/insurance issues, train staff, and perform direct patient care as needed, including assessments and testing.

This role requires licensure, a BS in a health-related field, and preferably an MS in Exercise Physiology for certain areas; experience with EPIC and