Job Overview:
The Practice Manager is responsible for performing managerial duties, including, but not limited to, human resource and financial management; oversee daily operations; provider credentialing with hospitals and professional affiliations; vendor contracting; lease management and suite maintenance; maintain office policies and procedures; maintain professional work environment; establish appropriate lines of communication between staff, providers and patients; clinic marketing; and overall maintain a functional and efficient clinic.
PRIMARY DUTIES
Administration:
- Establish, review, clarify and enforce office policies and procedures.
- Oversee all facility issues, including allocating expenses, lease agreements, and suite maintenance.
- Manage all service vendors including but not limited to malpractice insurance, property/casualty insurance, bank, telephone/voicemail vendors, equipment vendors, and computer vendors/support.
- Serve as Liaison between bank & retirement and accountant, attorney, and professional associations.
- Hold regular partner, provider, and staff meetings including preparation of all agendas, educational/supporting materials and meeting minutes.
- Purchase all office & medical supplies and equipment including copier, computers.
- Administer compliance for all federal and state compliance regulations.
- Address/answer any complaints or issues from staff, providers and/or patients.
- Arrange all office events (holiday parties, etc.)
- Responsible for provider credentialing and re-credentialing ensuring all providers are up to date and licenses are current.
- Have a good working knowledge and proficiency in all department, positions and job duties. Collaborate with clinic supervisory staff to ensure the delivery of quality, productive and efficient services & systems.
Business Operations:.
- Oversee Electronic Medical Records
- Assure proper maintenance of all office equipment.
- Coordination with the Building Management on repairs & maintenance of building as needed.
Human Resources/Personnel
- Recruiting, hiring and terminating employees as necessary.
- Counsel employees on policies and procedures.
- Maintain and update employee personnel files.
- Responsible for delegation of work and staffing hours, ensuring the staff have the tools needed to complete their respective duties..
- Perform annual performance reviews, including determining merit raises as appropriate.
- Compile and review job descriptions, updating as appropriate.
- Establish position cross-training.
- Renew, enroll and administer all employee benefit plans.
- Responsible for overall employee morale: consistency and fairness are key.
- Maintain all personnel records with all required forms complete and up to date license verification.
- Determine work flow and change assignments and job descriptions as needed.
- Approve employee time off and make necessary arrangements for coverage.
- Address all employee grievances.
- Resolve and overcome all personnel and personal conflicts.
- Work to maintain a steady level of employee moral, with positive feedback.
- Ensure open lines of communication between all employees and providers.
- Update and distribute policy changes.
- Enforce compliance of state and federal employment law.
- Notify the appropriate agencies for of all newly hired employees.
- Manage quarterly and yearly tax filings for staff
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $65,000.00 - $85,000.00 per year
Benefits:
- 401(k) matching
- Employee discount
- Paid time off
Healthcare setting:
- Medical office
Schedule:
- 8 hour shift
- Monday to Friday
Ability to Relocate:
- Richland, WA 99352: Relocate before starting work (Required)
Work Location: In person