Surgery Center Administrator

United Surgical Partners International (USPI) , the country’s largest Ambulatory Surgery Center platform, is seeking a Surgery Center Administrator for Webster Outpatient Surgery Center located in San Ramon, CA. (Greater San Francisco Bay Area).

Webster Outpatient Surgery Center in Walnut Creek, CA is accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC). Webster Outpatient Surgery Center is a facility in which physicians have an ownership or investment interest. This state-of-the-art, multispecialty facility performs procedures in : Orthopedics, Pain Management and Plastic Surgery. There are 2 Operating Rooms and 1 Treatment Room

The ideal candidate for this role will either have Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) leadership experience or hospital surgical leadership experience with ASC exposure.

Job Summary

• Responsible for directing, coordinating, and controlling all aspects of the operating functions, processes, and staff of the facility while demonstrating the primary goal of efficiently providing surgical services that exceed customer expectations and improve clinical and financial operations.

Responsibilities and Expectations

Business Operations

Personnel Administration

Clinical Services

Quality Improvement

Medical Staff Relationships

Administrative Representative

Personal Development and Professionalism

Criteria for Evaluation

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Required Experience :

Salary Range : $130,000 - $170,000 base Annual and Quarterly bonus potential

Qualifications

Working Conditions and Physical Requirements

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