Health Systems Administrator (Assistant Director)

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Health Systems Administrator (Assistant Director)
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Duties include, but not limited to the following:

  • Plans, coordinates, supervises, and directs various administrative and health related services.
  • Participates on a day-to-day basis in top level Executive discussions, decisions, policy making and actions of all administrative functions and indirectly of all clinical matters impacting patient care.
  • Resolves complex and unusual health care administration issues by independent analysis and action, with the potential to set precedent, and lead organizational change.
  • Development of plans, programs, direction, and monitoring of clinic and health plan management.
  • Applies specialized principles and practices of health care management to coordinate, direct, and control programs and resources for both clinics and health plan administration.
  • Performs financial management and resource decision making analysis, ensuring operational spending and resources stay in balance.
  • Exercises full authority for establishing priorities for healthcare operations and allocating available resources accordingly.
  • Serves as fiscal advisor to the Medical Center Director in preparing formal budget submissions for approval.
  • Exercises a full range of managerial and supervisory authorities and responsibilities related to human capital management.
  • Provides timely and responsive decisions to the union(s) and their members on complaints and grievances and ensures that supervisors are familiar with the negotiated agreement.
  • Represents the healthcare system by establishing and maintaining community partnerships, and relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
  • Serves as a facilitator between clinical providers and administrators to meet the medical center's goals and objectives.
  • Responsible for developing and maintaining goo
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