Sr Clinical Dept Admin42496BR
42496BR
Position DescriptionEmployees in this position are responsible for managing the day-to-day administrative operations of a clinical department. Persons in this position must exercise a high degree of initiative and independent judgment, and should have a general knowledge of Health Sciences Center policies and procedures as they relate to department financial management and personnel administration. Provide direct supervision to department staff personnel. Work is performed under usual office conditions; deadlines, meetings and maybe some travel. Additionally, work requires considerable contact and coordination with HSC administrative officials, administrative personnel of other departments and units, granting agencies, other institutions, and government organizations.
Major/Essential Functions- DEPARTMENTAL MANAGER: Effectively performs personnel tasks including interviewing, counseling, promoting and disciplining staff as appropriate. Completes performance evaluations in a fair and timely manner. Monitors performance efficiently to explain appraisal ratings and to prevent serious problems. Ensures awareness of, and adherence to, institution-wide and departmental policies. Assures appropriate age-specific competencies in in-service education programs and outside educational programs. Assures that time and attendance records are completed and accurately maintained. Effectively mentors staff and subordinates to maximize skills, knowledge and abilities. Assists the staff in understanding and supporting organizational policies and objectives. Supports teamwork, promotes problem-solving, and offers technical and procedural consultation.
- GOVERNANCE & ORGANIZATIONAL DYNAMICS: In collaboration with the School of Medicine's central team, develops effective strategic and marketing plans, along with action steps and implementation dates; effectively implements such plans. Collaborates with other departments to further develop services. Continually evaluates existing services and identifies new program opportunities. Uses the political and social networks positively for the benefit of the department and organization.
- DEPARTMENT SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES: Displays fairness and consistency in recommendations and decisions affecting staff. Exercise discretion and maintain confidentiality in all matters related to the clinic, its employees, and patients. Accountable to the Executive Associate Dean for all operations, education and research initiatives. Management of Departmental Contracts. Collaborates with the Executive Associate Dean on all strategic initiatives. Support the Executive Associate Dean on decisions on operational, educational and research initiatives. Attend all faculty meetings. Seek input from faculty on operational, educational and research initiatives.
- BUSINESS AND CLINICAL OPERATIONS: Ensures departmental compliance with all of regulatory agencies and all regulatory compliance to include the State Board of Medical Examiners for MD and PA, State Board of Nursing, OSHA, CLIA, the Department of Labor, CMS and other such agencies. Ensures proper maintenance of the environment and equipment via the proper department managers. Ensures sufficient supply inventories and staffing. Addresses internal/external complaints about employee or department performance and resolves them efficiently and in a timely manner. Quantifies department efficiency and effectiveness through benchmarking and continuous quality improvement. Develop and implement strategic plans as well as ongoing goals and objectives to support the plan. Develops and maintains a strong relationship with physicians and identifies areas for business opportunity and support. Aggressively identifies new markets for program growth.
- Perform personnel-centric tasks for the clinical department/s including hiring, counseling, performance evaluations, etc.; ensure the timely and accurate remittance of compensation. Ensures appropriate staffing based on workloads and budget limitations. Assures time and attendance records are complete and accurate.
- Proactively and cooperatively participate in SOM Clinical Practice Change Management processes.
Required QualificationsMaster's degree in health care administration or a business- related area. Three years of progressively responsible administrative and supervisory experience. Working knowledge of the principles and fundamentals relating to budgeting, accounting, recordkeeping, and business writing; ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships; knowledge of general administrative procedures that apply to functions such as personnel, payroll, and purchasing; ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing; ability to exercise judgment in unusual or new situations, and able to exercise discretion when processing confidential material.
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