Administrative Services Manager - Otorhinolaryngology-Audiology

Responsibilities:

· Will oversee operations at multiple practice locations (4 sites)

· Supervision, coaching, and development of 6 administrative staff members across 3 sites; assists staff members in addressing challenges and skill deficits.

· Managed the performance evaluation process to ensure reviews accurately reflect the level of service provided, teamwork, performance, and overall contributions to the department.

· Monitors employee compliance reports and maintains employee records to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

· Coordination of both inpatient and outpatient services for 17 audiologists

· Act as the liaison to coordinate care between physicians and audiologists including inpatient and work-in requests.

· Work with the Cancer service line to assure access for patients with ototoxic monitoring.

· Assist with research initiatives involving audiology, including data base maintenance

· Manage relationships with hearing aid and cochlear implant manufacturers to arrange for equipment purchase and repairs.

· Process through Lawson RTPs and POs for clinical equipment and vendor services.

· Manage and reconcile records for out-of-pocket payment for hearing aid services, including main inventory database, and quarterly review of University/Hospital benefit database.

· Managing Hearing aid program invoice payments through Accounts Payable and credit payments through Lawson.

· Collaboration with Penn Medicine Accounts Payable Department to manage hearing aid program revenue (> $3 million per year) and assure accurate and timely payment and credits.

· Prepare quarterly/annual reports to assist in devising strategies for minimizing expense and setting annual budget.

· If applicable, manages the audit/survey process for the practice(s)

· Partner with audiologists and department leadership to establish capital and operating budgets for Hearing Aid Program as well as developing performance targets, reporting variances and creating remediation plans.

· Assistant Coordinator for Cochlear Implant Program including monitoring surgery schedule and maintaining database, collaborate with Perioperative services purchasing for device ordering, patient registrations and post-op appointments, direct contact for manufacturer and patient issues.

· Assist and manage special projects as assigned.

· Prepare quarterly/annual reports to assist in devising strategies for minimizing expense and setting annual budget.

Education or Equivalent Experience:

• Bachelor's Degree Business, Human resources or Health Care administration And 5+ years Management or supervisory experience in an academic/clinical setting  
• Master's Degree Business, Human resources or Health Care administration And 3+ years Management or supervisory experience  

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