Supervisor - Digestive Healthcare
Sylvaniaonsite
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About this role
Location: ProMedica Health and Wellness Center Department: Gastroenterology Weekly Hours: 40 Status: Full time Shift: Days (United States of America) Job Summary: As a ProMedica Physician Office Supervisor, you play a critical role in the support of your department and staff. You ensure the practice runs smoothly and efficiently while fostering a collaborative environment prioritizing patient care and staff satisfaction. You will provide oversight for scheduling and payroll as well as track physician vacation time. You will also keep records of staff continuing education and certification. In this role, you work with the physician/manager to develop and implement department policies, systems, and processes to promote both quality and efficiency.…
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