Practice Administrator / Chief Operating Officer (COO)
Company: American Academy of Ophthalmology
Location: Dallas
Posted on: April 25, 2025
Job Description:
Job Description: Position: Practice AdministratorStatus: Full
TimePractice/Location: Carter Eye Center, Dallas TXOne of the
leading and most trusted eyecare teams in the Dallas/Ft Worth area
is searching for an experienced and knowledgeable individual to
fill the position of Practice Administrator/ Chief Operating
Officer (COO) with direct oversight of both the medical clinic and
ambulatory surgery center.The Practice Administrator/ COO will
oversee all aspects of daily operations, with direct oversight of
human resources, business development, and financial accountability
and will work to standardize, improve, and create practice
efficiencies and lead the surgeon in advancing the
practice.EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS:A Master's Degree OR related
experience in a progressive healthcare organization, with at least
five (5) years of executive healthcare management experience
required. A working knowledge of Medicare, Medicaid, commercial
insurances, managed care plans, corporate compliance, and Human
Resource Laws is necessary to navigate the complex healthcare
environment as well as excellent analytical skills, a high degree
of emotional intelligence, and excellent interpersonal skills. The
candidate must be diplomatic and possess the ability to remain
unbiased, making decisions focused on serving the entire practice.
Excellent servant leadership style and organizational skills are
required for success. Must have the ability to reprioritize
frequently and change plans for the day without losing control of
the daily operations.RESPONSIBILITIES:The Practice
Administrator/COO reports directly to the practice owner. This
candidate is responsible for the coordination of all business
affairs and the successful operation of the corporate entities. A
successful candidate will have a high degree of emotional
intelligence and business acumen and appropriately delegate
authority and responsibility to the Management Team, ensuring
competent leaders are assigned to each department, specialized area
of work, or special projects.SPECIFIC JOB REQUIREMENTS:Planning and
Development
- Responsible for sharing knowledge and providing guidance
regarding regulatory, compliance, social, and economic changes in
healthcare.
- Responsible for presenting recommendations with a comprehensive
business plan in support of the Mission Statement for the
organization.
- Responsible for developing and maintaining excellent business
relationships with outside entities, referral sources, and
community organizations.
- Serve as a liaison and work collaboratively with external
consultants on projects such as practice acquisition, mergers, or
other joint ventures.
- Responsible for demonstrating leadership skills by regularly
communicating with all staff to foster teambuilding, awareness,
cooperation, and organizational growth.
- Ensure practice compliance with local, state, and federal
regulatory requirements.Financial and Practice Operations:
- Provides unbiased recommendations and guidance to the
President/Doctor on financial policies.
- Responsible for the implementation of all approved financial
policies.
- Responsible for reviewing and reporting accurate information by
analyzing financial and operational performance. Analysis includes
review of billing, collections, processing of insurance claims,
accounts payable, monthly accounting, and daily cash
management.
- Responsible for providing accurate financial information weekly
and monthly.
- Responsible for the preparation of an annual budget for the
practice.
- Responsible for regular meetings with management staff.
- Responsible for daily operations and oversight of all areas of
the businesses including patient flow, staffing, patient care,
schedules, templates, and operational needs.
- Responsible for the safety of patients and employees by
maintaining an emergency and disaster plan for the practice.
- Responsible for training and educational requirements for
HIPAA, OSHA, Harassment training, CLIA inspections, and other areas
of training.Human Resources:
- Oversee Human Resource responsibilities including recruitment,
hiring, onboarding of new team members, annual reviews, etc.
- Create and maintain policies and procedures for the
practice.
- Maintain all personnel files and progressive discipline and
termination when needed.
- Handle any Unemployment claims and calls related to Carter Eye
Center and North Dallas Surgicare.
- Responsible for all Human Resource functions to ensure
compliance with current Texas state and Federal laws.Marketing and
Marketing Plan:
- Annually develop a written marketing plan, prior to the
budgeting process, including market research, patient, and customer
needs and expectations.
- Work with the marketing company to ensure the practice website
is maintained, accurate, and current. Regularly monitor social
media outlets.
- Responsible for delegating and implementing the approved annual
marketing plan.Physical Requirements:
- Offices at main clinic for Carter Eye Center 5 days a week.
Reliable vehicle to travel to sites and visit doctors, clinics, or
other businesses as needed. Arrival time is 8 am.
- Able to be professional and effectively deal with emotional,
upset, and angry team members or patients.Other Duties as Required:
All staff are required to assist with patient care, flow, and fill
in when needed for the team. Teamwork is a driving factor and
communication. With a more focused clinic operation, all team
members will assist patients, staff, or management with tasks as
needed. The goal is always to be efficient and effective with all
tasks in the office and out of the office.This is a hands-on, roll
up your sleeves, and get to work position. Not just a desk job or
work from home position.
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