Chief Operating Officer (COO) / Vice President of Operations
$300,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Director
SALARY
$300,000 per year
About the role
- Provide executive leadership across multiple outpatient practice locations
- Develop and implement operational strategies that support continued growth and expansion
- Standardize workflows, policies, procedures, and best practices across all sites
- Establish operational KPIs, reporting structures, and accountability systems
- Partner closely with ownership and senior leadership to execute organizational goals
- Build scalable systems that improve patient experience, staff efficiency, and financial performance
- Travel regularly between practice locations to provide hands-on operational oversight
- Identify inefficiencies and implement practical solutions that drive measurable results
- Lead practice managers and regional leaders while fostering a culture of accountability and excellence
- Support site openings, acquisitions, integrations, and expansion initiatives
- Create operational infrastructure that can scale as the organization continues to grow
- Prior healthcare clinic operations leadership experience is required
- Significant experience managing multiple outpatient practice locations
- Proven success leading operational growth within a healthcare organization
- Strong understanding of practice management, workflow optimization, staffing models, and operational performance metrics
- Demonstrated ability to build systems, processes, and infrastructure from the ground upComfortable operating in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment
- Self-starter who thrives with broad objectives rather than highly structured direction
- Strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving abilities
- Willingness to travel between practice locations as needed
- Must currently reside within the Greater New York City metropolitan area
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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