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The Role
Supervises daily operations for a cardiology clinical support department, including staffing, patient flow, employee hiring and development, performance management, workflow improvement, budgeting, compliance, equipment, and patient satisfaction. Coordinates with physicians, patients, healthcare partners, and other departments while maintaining policies, training, payroll, and regulatory standards. Performs clinical support duties as needed.
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The Supervisor of COR Cardiology supervises the day-to-day activities of assigned COR Cardiology Department(s). Under direction of the Director, the Supervisor oversees staffing levels, coordinates patient care flow, works assignments, directs and assists patients and provides staff coverage. The Supervisor provides for Human Resources development, continuous performance improvement, program development and financial management of department resources.Core Competencies
ExperienceNumber of Years ExperienceType of Experience5Medical office, insurance or hospital experience.2Management supervisory experience.
Additional InformationStrong familiarity with ambulatory practice management system and EHR.
For clinical department assignment, MA or LVN required.
License / Certification RequirementsCalifornia Class C driver's license, auto insurance and reliable transportation
- Supervises daily staffing needs, work assignments and patient flow.
- Hires, trains and supervises clinical and clerical staff. Provides and documents counseling and progressive discipline as indicated.
- Works collaboratively to develop and implement clinical and departmental programs and systems to meet department goals for “best practices”.
- Communicates effectively and proactively with staff, physicians, patients and family members, and other departments, to prevent and resolve problems and ensure quality service.
- Functions as a key point person in implementation of new procedures workflows, equipment as needed.
- Ensures orientation and training of clinical staff to department, job and safe use of equipment.
- Facilitates staff meetings; leads open discussion of hospital/departmental values and work related issues. Encourages the exchange of ideas for improvement.
- Develops and maintains staffing levels to meet the needs of the physicians, department and budgetary constraints. Anticipates and plans for changing needs. Modifies, staffing levels as necessary by authorizing additional staffing, “call-off” and CTO.
- Keeps procedure manuals current according to regulatory requirements.
- Maintains safe and clean work/patient environment according to hospital safety and security guidelines.
- Acts as liaison between Healthcare Partners and department on contracting, billing, authorization, claims payment and other issues.
- Addresses patient, physician, staff concerns professionally and promptly.
- Provides effective performance appraisals, including the establishment of achievable goals and objectives, to direct reports.
- Mediates staff conflicts and problems.
- Communicates performance standards and expectations clearly to staff; assists staff in setting goals and meeting standards.
- Maintains department facilities and equipment in a manner to promote safety, health and comfort of physicians, patients and family members and staff.
- Evaluates and coordinates equipment repair and maintenance.
- Ensures services meet all mandatory and accrediting requirements.
- Tracks and monitors patient satisfaction and physician access and develops initiatives for better outcomes.
- Evaluates staff learning needs and implements programs, sets mutual goals and provides in-services for staff development.
- Addresses personnel issues in order to promote a healthy work environment
- Provides frequent informal feedback on work performance and uses coaching techniques that promote employee growth in work performance.
- Implements program/project and determines if objectives are being met and makes adjustment accordingly using LEAN methodology.
- Acts as a role model verbally and behaviorally.
- Ensures payroll is submitted bi-weekly in accordance with the deadlines set by Payroll Office
- Addresses customer complaints and concerns promptly.
- Develops, maintains and updates department policies and procedures; and develops and maintains training materials.
- Performs duties of department staff, as needed.
ExperienceNumber of Years ExperienceType of Experience5Medical office, insurance or hospital experience.2Management supervisory experience.
Additional InformationStrong familiarity with ambulatory practice management system and EHR.
For clinical department assignment, MA or LVN required.
License / Certification RequirementsCalifornia Class C driver's license, auto insurance and reliable transportation
Compensation Range
$71,760.00 - $105,788.80 / Annually
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Skills Required
- Five years of medical office, insurance, or hospital experience
- Two years of management or supervisory experience
- Strong familiarity with an ambulatory practice management system and EHR
- Medical Assistant or Licensed Vocational Nurse credential for clinical department assignment
- California Class C driver's license
- Auto insurance
- Reliable transportation
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What We Do
Torrance Memorial Medical Center is a nonprofit, 588-bed regional hospital serving South Bay, Peninsula, and Harbor communities. Founded in 1925, it provides integrated healthcare through a network of physicians and comprehensive services designed to support coordinated, continuous patient care. Its mission and operations focus on delivering high-quality medical services and improving the health and well-being of the communities it serves.








