Director of Operations- Ambulatory Services (25704)
Company: Barton HealthCare System
Location: South Lake Tahoe
Posted on: February 22, 2021
Job Description:
Career Opportunities: Director of Operations- Ambulatory
Services (25704) Requisition
ID--25704-----Posted--02/03/2021-----CA-----South Lake
Tahoe-----Barton Memorial Hospital-----Management-----Full-Time
Purpose Statement
Consistently Exceptional Care Barton Health is a not-for-profit,
equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis
of sex, age, religion, creed, national origin, race or handicap in
its relationship with patients, visitors or employees. Mission
Barton Health is dedicated to the delivery of safe, high quality
health care to community members and visitors. We are committed to
compassionate, personalized, comprehensive and responsive treatment
of all of our patients and other guests.
-- Nicotine Free Statement: To further our mission in providing
quality, compassionate care to everyone, effective January 1, 2017,
Barton Health will no longer hire individuals who use or test
positive for nicotine. Barton Health promotes a healthy and safe
environment for all Associates, Physicians, Volunteers, Patients,
and Vistors. Therefore, all individuals whose pre-employment drug
test results are positive for nicotine will have their job offer
rescinded, and they will be disqualified from applying for
employment for ninety (90) days from the date of the health
screening.-- Job Function:-- Management -- Employment Type:--
Full-Time -- Job Shift:-- Day -- Summary of Position: The Director
of Operations is accountable for leadership, direction and
implementation of high performance operations of assigned
department across Barton Health System designed to ensure an
exceptional coordinated care experience, service and quality
excellence, fiscal performance, major market expansion, continuous
performance improvement, and management development. Working in
collaboration with the Operations Managers and Medical Directors,
the Director will lead the effort to standardize care delivery,
expand service line and market reach, improve clinical quality and
outcomes across the Region; reduce clinical and practice variation;
improve operations and financial performance; and develop and
implement key strategies included in the annual Barton Health goals
and objectives. The Director will also partner with dyad physicians
and lead the Operations Managers to focus on the following key
responsibilities (highlighting a select few):
- Transform delivery of clinical care - Develop and implement
services and program strategies that provide an exceptional
patient-centered experience by developing a seamless care delivery
system and innovative care models to improve quality outcomes,
reduce unnecessary clinical variation and improve coordination
across the continuum.
- Create alignment with physicians and clinicians - Create and
implement internal and external provider alignment strategies that
strengthen seamless and innovative care delivery and achieve the
Quadruple Aim: improved quality, affordability, customer experience
and work life balance of clinicians and staff.
- Develop best-in-class operations that thrive in value-based
reimbursement models including pay-for-performance, Medicare Shared
Savings Program, full/partial risk and advance seamless and
innovative care delivery by rewarding quality, care coordination
and value.
- Develop and implement program strategies to enhance access to
care and improve health care by providing care across the continuum
and reducing overall administrative expenses.
- Grow to meet community needs - Create and implement strategies
to serve more people throughout the continuum of care via
appropriate growth and development of programs and services in
existing and new markets. This includes potential pursuit and
support of partnerships with other organizations. Qualifications
Education:
- Bachelor's Degree in medical management, business
administration, health administration or commensurate professional
experience.
- Master's Degree in medical management, business administration,
health administration, or related field strongly preferred.
Experience:
- Minimum of 5 years of Director level e xperience in an
Integrated Healthcare Delivery System; specifically, medical group
operations leadership or medical foundation or a combination of the
two
- Minimum of 3 years of Director level experience in an
accountable care organization and/or independent physician
association and/or management services organization
- Minimum of 5 years of experience within financial, business
development, complex project management, marketing, analytical,
team building and collaborative working skills
- Breadth of experiences encompassing knowledge of medical group
AND managed care operations to demonstrate understanding of a
value-based, clinically integrated delivery system
- Experience managing multiple, large-scale, complex projects
including service line development and major market expansion
- Experience managing 100+ physicians in multiple medical group
practices across a broad geographic region
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:
- Must possess Strategic Planning, Business Development, and
Operations background.
- Must have advanced knowledge of service line development and
market expansion
- Must be a team player with strong interpersonal and
communication skills; track record of developing collaborative and
effective working relationships with physicians, clinicians,
management, colleagues and peers; ability to motivate, lead and
influence others to successfully implement key operational and
clinical improvements, strategies and tactics.
- Advanced problem-solving skills with a strong ability to
conduct strategic analysis, inclusive of the development of
financial models and internal/external research to support business
decisions. Advanced computer skills to present information in a
meaningful manner.
- Strong understanding and knowledge of emerging health care
trends, market and technology trends, including influencing growth,
utilization and delivery of services across the care continuum
including population health and wellness.
- Advanced communication and interpersonal skills that enable
comfortable interaction with senior leaders, physicians, peers,
employees, community sectors and outside vendors.
- Leadership skills including ability to prioritize and organize
work; flexibility and agility to process information and adapt
quickly to a changing healthcare environment; create goals and
accountability; lead projects from concept to implementation; and
achieve results. Strong ability to organize and prioritize in a
fast-paced, rapidly changing environment with success at
simultaneously managing a variety of complex projects.
- Must be able to assume a high degree of independent
functioning, demonstrating prudent decision making, autonomy and
flexibility.
- Self-motivated individual with ability to independently judge,
prioritize and accomplish major job duties and responsibilities as
assigned by or surfaced to, the reporting executive.
- Prior success in treating all information and data within the
scope of the position with appropriate confidentiality and
security. Certifications/Memberships/Licensure:
- Lean Healthcare Certification from accredited and nationally
recognized program within 12 months of appointment
- Member of the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA),
America's Physician Groups, American Medical Group Management
Association, American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE), or
other professional organizations related to healthcare management
Physical Demands The physical demands described here are
representative of those that must be met by an employee to
successfully perform the essential functions of this job.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with
disabilities to perform the essential functions.
- While performing the duties of this job, the employee is
frequently required to walk, stand, sit, and talk or hear.
- The employee is occasionally required to use hands to finger,
handle, feel or operate objects, tools, or controls; and reach with
hands and arms.
- The employee is occasionally required to climb or balance;
stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl.
- Specific vision abilities required by this job include close
vision, color vision, and the ability to adjust focus.
- The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 25
pounds. Working Conditions The work environment characteristics
described here are representative of those an employee encounters
while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable
accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities
to perform the essential functions.
- Routine Hospital/Healthcare & Office/Administrative
conditions.
- Contact with patients and guests under a wide variety of
circumstances.
- Regularly exposed to the risk of bloodborne diseases.
- Exposure to infections and contagious disease.
- Exposed to hazardous anesthetic agents, body fluids and
waste.
- Subject to hazards of flammable and explosive gases.
- Subject to varying and unpredictable situations, including the
handling of emergency or crisis situations.
- Subject to pressure due to irregular hours, frequent
interruptions and stressful situations due to multiple
demands.
- Occasional travel to various health system locations. Essential
Functions
- Provide consistently exceptional care at all times.
- At the direction of the reporting executive and in
collaboration with physician, operational leadership and other key
stakeholders, successfully implements primary and secondary service
area growth plan including distribution of clinical services,
market-specific growth plans, capital planning and resource
allocation across the continuum
- At the direction of the reporting executive implements a
physician alignment and growth plan including Barton Health
affiliates and community physicians which may reside in medical
foundations, medical groups, IPAs, and independent practices
- At the direction of the reporting executive, maintains and
reports out monthly a balanced scorecard to monitor and measure key
performance goals and outcomes, including Triple Aim goals, program
growth, physician alignment, financial performance and other goals
that may be established. Align department goals with organizational
strategies and other applicable metrics.
- Plans, organizes and manages the operations and activities
through the Operations Managers, ensuring objectives are planned
and met for future grown in alignment with the Barton Health
vision, mission and values; provides financial and management
expertise to ensure that all patients receive high quality,
affordable and efficient care; responsible for organizing systems
and overseeing the Operations Managers' day to day activities
related to access, efficiency, productivity, service excellence,
safety, quality, health and wellness, scheduling, billing and
communication
- Directly manages operations of the Barton Health Call Center
including employee oversight, IT collaboration, training and
education and actively seeks process improvement opportunities for
the call center.
- Directly manages the Heavenly, Kirkwood and Sierra at Tahoe ski
clinics including opening process, closing process, hiring,
coaching, on boarding and disciplinary actions if needed.
- Manages the Ambulatory Nurse Manager who oversees clinical
process in the ambulatory arena including all COVID-19 clinics,
testing and triage line.
- Works across the operational continuum to systematize processes
that ensure high performance in patient experience, limits
variability, improves access, quality, service and operational
excellence
- Provides overall leadership and accountability for both the
Patient Centered Medical Home and Wellness and Health Promotion
Accreditations (NCQA) ensuring effective implementation and
maintenance of concepts, principles and processes across the
continuum with special attention to evidence-based care delivery in
an integrated and team-based context
- Develops and leads a Lean Healthcare task force that engages
front line employees along-side physicians/clinicians ensuring the
right operational change occurs in the right place to reduce waste
while ensuring patient centeredness and operational excellence
- Leads the Operations Managers, in collaboration with Human
Resources, in developing a system of clinical and professional
career ladders instilling professional and practice standards that
maximize highest scope and reduces variability between clinical
practice or administrative practice as well as continuity of
support provided internally or externally
- In collaboration with marketing, establish priorities for
program marketing development and outreach designed to support
growth
- Collaborate with operating teams and clinical leaders to assure
the effective and efficient delivery of services including patient
throughput, patient experience, physician and employee engagement
and satisfaction, quality outcomes, workforce planning, and
standardization
- Develop and oversee assigned operating and capital budgets
including monthly variance reporting; ensure that actuals meet or
exceed budget
- Monthly operations meetings
- Meets with the Medical Directors (dyad partners) to review
clinic performance and jointly prepare agenda for:
- Establishes and leads alongside Medical Director monthly
operations meetings designed to share organizational objectives,
engage physicians in identifying and prioritizing areas of
opportunity, review monthly operating reports, distribute
applicable dashboards (operations, physician, etc.), surface
concerns and identify high performance to share across the
continuum. Medical Directors have very active involvement in
leading the discussion
- Meets with Operations Managers to review operations'
performance and jointly prepare agenda for:
- Establishes and leads monthly staff meetings for the purposes
of reviewing organizational objectives, operational performance
(monthly operating report), review physician needs to enhance
clinic/operation performance, surface concerns and identify best
practice to share across the continuum. Engages Operations Managers
in reporting out on high level projects, appropriate financial
performance, quality, patient experience and other topics that are
specific to the Operations Managers' area of responsibility
- Represent the Division on assigned committees, task forces,
projects, etc. to formulate strategies and tactics to achieve
identified goals and objectives
- Identifies patient and family needs of the populations served;
recommends and/or develops new programs and services to meet those
needs; assures that age specific equipment, supplies and
educational resources are available for assigned
units/services.
- Completes ongoing timely management performance evaluations and
evaluates for professional growth; ensures that managers understand
roles and responsibilities and maintain high performance standards.
Creates development plans when opportunity for improvement is
identified. Maintains a culture of accountability and addresses any
performance issues as needed. Works with operations management team
to promote a Just Culture for employees.
- Participates in and/or chairs committees, work groups, and
meetings as appropriate.
- Participates in organizational strategic planning as
appropriate and facilitates strategic planning for all assigned
departments as needed.
- Develops business plans and corresponding financial analyses
for new or revised businesses/service lines
- Promotes excellence in customer service, following up timely
with all customers including patients, physicians, staff and
vendors, ensuring issues have been satisfactorily handled.
Collaborates to maintain a focus on providing high performing
services.
- Demonstrates effective communication, conflict resolution,
consultation, negotiation and collaboration skills; provides
coaching, mentoring, support and consultation to managers,
colleagues, and staff; serves as a role model in professional
behavior and leadership skills, problem-solving ability and
interpersonal skills.
- Has extensive knowledge of all professional and regulatory
standards that apply to all departmental activities. Ensures
ongoing departmental compliance with regulatory standards. Develops
and implements corrective action when deficiencies are
identified.
- Responds to the needs of the department by performing other
duties, as necessary. Purpose Statement
Consistently Exceptional Care Mission
Barton Health is dedicated to the delivery of safe, high quality
health care to community members and visitors. We are committed to
compassionate, personalized, comprehensive and responsive treatment
of all of our patients and other guests. Values/Standards Barton
Health commits to integrity, collaboration and excellence through
the practice of our four Service Standards:
- Safety
- Respect
- Image Barton Health is a not-for-profit, equal opportunity
employer and does not discriminate on the basis of sex, age,
religion, creed, national origin, race or handicap in its
relationship with patients, visitors or employees.
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