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Also called assisted living manager, clinical manager, dental lab manager and dental laboratory manager.
$123,860
Median pay a year
597,080
People do this work
6
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Implementing process changes
Conducting employee training programs
Monitoring facilities
Monitoring member performance
Inspecting facility conditions
Evaluating employee performance
Analyzing risks
Developing information systems
Developing organizational goals
Maintaining knowledge of developments
Developing organizational policies
Developing procedures
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Medical and Health Services Manager
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Summary
Medical and health services manager coordinating operations in hospitals and clinics, overseeing personnel activities, managing record systems, and administering fiscal operations to ensure effective resource utilization
Experience
Medical and Health Services Manager
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Directed, supervised, and evaluated work activities of medical, nursing, technical, clerical, and maintenance personnel
Developed and maintained computerized record management systems to store and process personnel activities and information
Planned, implemented, and administered programs and services in a health care facility, including personnel administration and training
Conducted and administered fiscal operations, including accounting, planning budgets, and coordinating financial reporting
Established work schedules and assignments for staff according to workload, space, and equipment availability
Monitored the use of diagnostic services, inpatient beds, and staff to ensure effective resource utilization
Maintained communication between governing boards, medical staff, and department heads by attending board meetings
Skills
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Implementing process changes, Inspecting facility conditions, Evaluating employee performance, Analyzing risks, Developing information systems, Developing organizational goals, Maintaining knowledge of developments
Core Skills
Monitoring facilities, Monitoring member performance, Conducting employee training programs
Open to
On site, Remote
Education
Bachelor's Degree Your college, Year
Certifications & Licenses
State license for this work Your state board, Year
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Directed and evaluated work activities of personnelDeveloped computerized record management systemsPlanned and administered health care programsConducted fiscal operations and budget planningMonitored use of diagnostic services and resourcesManaged recruitment and training of personnel
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Directed and evaluated work activities of health care personnel to ensure compliance with standards and improve service quality
Planned and administered health care programs, aligning services with organizational goals and community needs
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Mention if you improved staff performance or patient satisfaction.
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Directed and evaluated health care personnel to ensure compliance with standards, resulting in significantly increased patient satisfaction scores
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Increased patient satisfaction scores significantlyEnhanced staff performance through targeted training
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Planned and administered health care programs, aligning services with organizational goals and community needs
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Led to better health outcomes in the communityIncreased access to services for underserved populationsImproved efficiency in service delivery
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What a Medical and Health Services Manager does
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Plan, direct, or coordinate medical and health services in hospitals, clinics, managed care organizations, public health agencies, or similar organizations.
What it pays
How much does a Medical and Health Services Manager make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$94,700
Median
$123,860
75th percentile
$166,100
About 597,080 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$105,430
$132,240
$173,840
AL
$79,500
$97,790
$118,440
AR
$76,140
$94,340
$114,990
AZ
$100,640
$128,850
$166,190
CA
$98,470
$141,480
$205,390
CO
$103,600
$134,910
$171,810
CT
$103,490
$130,790
$167,620
DC
$122,820
$155,140
$189,950
DE
$105,430
$134,820
$187,120
FL
$92,540
$120,360
$160,440
GA
$99,060
$131,910
$171,180
HI
$106,550
$147,630
$173,430
IA
$84,180
$101,940
$129,430
ID
$86,900
$117,770
$139,260
IL
$94,530
$117,850
$164,440
IN
$82,940
$104,140
$134,950
KS
$90,490
$111,030
$143,450
KY
$79,250
$103,450
$135,630
LA
$83,440
$104,550
$138,520
MA
$104,630
$134,360
$178,540
MD
$101,200
$131,810
$170,900
ME
$94,950
$120,320
$159,170
MI
$84,090
$107,570
$139,450
MN
$99,440
$122,700
$151,740
MO
$82,490
$104,370
$135,780
MS
$77,010
$98,160
$126,000
MT
$86,460
$105,840
$137,370
NC
$88,510
$114,410
$159,870
ND
$89,460
$105,170
$133,470
NE
$93,610
$107,700
$134,650
NH
$101,570
$130,410
$170,390
NJ
$117,760
$145,650
$208,030
NM
$97,740
$124,300
$157,780
NV
$97,000
$119,990
$151,910
NY
$123,170
$164,120
$215,770
OH
$82,940
$106,140
$136,220
OK
$82,060
$101,270
$131,040
OR
$115,620
$141,690
$184,780
PA
$81,130
$103,670
$130,640
PR
$62,400
$82,580
$132,620
RI
$94,050
$119,260
$141,950
SC
$82,850
$105,620
$149,430
SD
$102,550
$122,050
$149,880
TN
$84,200
$107,120
$144,560
TX
$86,080
$114,150
$150,390
UT
$94,050
$114,980
$160,910
VA
$101,640
$129,270
$164,600
VT
$99,470
$128,690
$162,740
WA
$110,720
$145,290
$178,610
WI
$104,940
$128,320
$166,430
WV
$94,040
$112,010
$161,450
WY
$84,380
$108,030
$136,380
Other names
Other names for this job
assisted living manager, clinical manager, dental lab manager, dental laboratory manager, emergency medical services manager, ems manager, health care manager, health information manager, health information services manager, health manager, healthcare manager, him manager.
More names for this work
hospital manager, housing manager, lab manager, laboratory manager, medical information manager, medical manager, medical office manager, medical practice manager, medical records manager, medicine and health services manager, mental health program manager, nurse manager, nursing home manager, nursing services manager, public health program manager, health information management director, assisted living administrator, cancer center director, care coordinator, client services director, clinic director, clinical director, clinical informatics director, clinical services director, clinical supervisor, community health nursing director, correctional therapy director, emergency medical services coordinator, ems coordinator, first aid director, health administrator, health care administrator, health care coordinator, health care facility administrator, health director, health services administrator, health services director, health unit coordinator, healthcare administrator, healthcare system director, hearing therapy director, him director, home health director, hospice administrator, hospice director, hospice plan administrator, hospice superintendent, hospital administrator.
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Medical and Health Services Manager
Already yours: Implementing process changes, Conducting employee training programs, Evaluating employee performance
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Median pay
$123,860 a year
What you have not done yet. Analyzing risks, Developing organizational goals, Maintaining knowledge of developments
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