Human Resources Director (Healthcare)

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mediquest staffingAlhambra (CA)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$130,000 per year

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About the role

Direct Hire! Exceptional Benefits! Growth potential! Guaranteed interview with client! Benefits Offered: Medical, Vision, Life, Dental, 12 Holidays, 56 hours Sick, 2 weeks’ Vacation! A Full-Service Medical Group, with 17 locations, is searching for a Human Resources Director. The Human Resources Manager oversees all HR and recruitment functions for the organization, ensuring compliance with federal and state employment laws. This role manages employee relations, recruitment, compensation, benefits, workers’ compensation, wage and hour compliance, training, policy development, and performance management. This position requires an on-site presence Monday through Friday, with flexibility to work evenings and weekends as needed. Hours may exceed 40 per week, and regular travel to clinic sites throughout the Los Angeles region is required.
Pay Rate: $130,000/yr-$180,000/yr
Shift
M-F: 8AM–5PM
Human Resources Director Job Requirements: 10+ years of HRBP or HR Generalist experience 5+ years managing HR and recruitment functions FQHC experience (preferred) Bachelor's Degree in Human Resources Management or a related field HR Certification (i.e. SPHR or SHRM – SCP) Ability to travel between facilities, with up to 15% travel within Los Angeles County Valid California driver’s license and proof of insurance
Referral Bonus: Referrals really pay off! Do you know of someone in healthcare looking for work? Refer them to MediQuest and earn up to $500 per referral depending on the type of position they accept! No limit to the number of referrals you provide, or the amount of money you can earn! Anyone can earn a referral bonus, not just MediQuest Candidates! Restrictions apply, please contact your local MediQuest Representative for more details.

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