Position
Operations Coordinator
Cross-functional operations support for groups and DSOs.
An operations coordinator supports a multi-location group, DSO, or growing single-site practice with the cross-functional project work that doesn't fit cleanly under one department - rollouts, location launches, integration migrations, and SOP development. Staffing For Doctors operations coordinators bridge front office, clinical, and RCM teams.
What is a operations coordinator?
An operations coordinator supports a multi-location group, DSO, or growing single-site practice with the cross-functional project work that doesn't fit cleanly under one department - rollouts, location launches, integration migrations, and SOP development. Staffing For Doctors operations coordinators bridge front office, clinical, and RCM teams.
What a operations coordinator does day-to-day
Our operations coordinators work directly with practice leadership on initiatives that touch multiple departments - new-location openings, EHR or PM migrations, SOP creation and rollout, performance improvement projects, and cross-location standardization. They are project managers with healthcare context.
Daily responsibilities of a operations coordinator
- Project planning and milestone tracking
- Cross-departmental coordination (front office, clinical, RCM)
- SOP authoring, rollout, and version control
- New-location launch checklist execution
- EHR/PM migration project support
- Weekly leadership status reporting
Tools & EHRs supported
Frequently asked questions
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