ASSISTANT DIRECTOR REVENUE CYCLE TRAINING: SPECIALTY HOSPITAL

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Position: Assistant Director Revenue Cycle Training
Location: Jacksonville
Hours: Full Time
Salary Guide: $17,000 – $25,000
Last Updated: 26 April 2022
Job Category: Health & Medicine:Other

Assistant Director Role:

Assisting the director of a particular department within the company. Organising company initiatives and making proper arrangements to meet department objectives.

Other Duties:

Recruiting and hiring employees for the department
Organising and leading training programs or providing one-on-one training to new hires
Evaluating employee performance and providing coaching and guidance as needed
Delegating duties to employees to complete projects, streamline day-to-day activities, or meet new objectives
Terminating employees when necessary
Creating weekly or monthly schedules for employees
Planning department events
Handling administrative functions within the department
Attending or leading department meetings to assess progress with projects
Participating in strategic planning with the department director
Creating a budget for the department and maintaining it throughout the year to ensure spending is within set limits
Tracking department expenditures and identifying problem areas or opportunities for improvement
Giving presentations to employees to educate them on new initiatives, procedures, or projects
Mediating disputes between employees and handling employee complaints or concerns
Assisting the department director as needed with all projects and duties
Offering assistance to other managerial staff within the company
Acting as a department or company representative to other departments, business partners, stakeholders, and the public