Practice Manager: Growth & Operations Lead (Optometry)

Dante Personnel Recruitment (Pty) Ltd; Cape Town; On-site; ZAR 223,000 - 446,000; Full time

Job summary

Dante Personnel Recruitment (Pty) Ltd is seeking a dedicated Practice Manager to lead operations at their new branch in Somerset West, Western Cape. The role focuses on driving sales, managing staff, and ensuring strong financial performance with a focus on patient experience.

Experience in optometry is beneficial but not essential; bilingual Afrikaans and English is preferred to serve a diverse patient base.

Qualifications

• Optometry practice experience is beneficial but not essential.
• Ability to oversee and drive sales.
• Experience managing people.
• Strong financial acumen to manage the practice's financial performance.
• Proven ability to drive business growth and increase revenue.
• Experience analysing financial reports, budgets and profitability.
• Commercially minded with the ability to identify opportunities to improve performance.
• Ability to implement strategies to restore and grow revenue.
• Strong leadership to drive accountability and performance.
• Strong interpersonal skills for excellent patient experiences.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Bilingual in Afrikaans and English.

Responsibilities

• Lead operations at the new branch.
• Oversee daily practice activities and patient experiences.
• Drive sales performance and revenue growth.
• Manage staff and performance, ensuring accountability.

Skills

Sales leadership

People management

Financial acumen

Revenue growth

Financial reporting

Strategic implementation

Leadership

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

Bilingual (Afrikaans & English)

Job description

Dante Personnel Recruitment (Pty) Ltd is seeking a dedicated Practice Manager to lead operations at their new branch in Somerset West, Western Cape. The role focuses on driving sales, managing staff, and ensuring strong financial performance with a focus on patient experience.

Experience in optometry is beneficial but not essential; bilingual Afrikaans and English is preferred to serve a diverse patient base.