Call Center Supervisor- West Sacramento, CA (Hybrid)
Posted 7 days ago
gainwell technologiesWest Sacramento (CA)
First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support WorkersTelemarketing Bureaus and Other Contact Centers
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Call Center Supervisor- West Sacramento, CA (Hybrid) Join the group that solves business challenges and enhances the way we work and grow. Working at Gainwell carries its rewards. You'll have an incredible opportunity to grow your career in a company that values your contributions and puts a premium on work flexibility, learning, and career development. As a Call Center Supervisor at Gainwell, you will provide day-to-day leadership for call center operations while serving as an accountable owner for performance, service delivery, escalations, vendor relationships, and operational readiness. This role requires strong written and oral communication skills, sound call center judgment, and the ability to interface professionally with clients, vendors, and internal leadership. The ideal candidate will bring experience in call center leadership, Workforce Management, real-time analysis, basic forecasting, and project execution to support high-quality service for the members and providers we serve.
Own daily call center operations, including service delivery, escalations, staffing impacts, adherence, quality trends, and timely resolution of operational barriers. Oversee internal and vendor-supported teams to ensure consistent execution of call center expectations, vendor performance oversight, attendance practices, service delivery standards, and client requirements. Partner with Workforce Management and Real-Time Analysis teams to monitor call volume, Average Speed of Answer, Average Handle Time, adherence, schedule coverage, and service level performance. Represent call center operations in project meetings, readiness discussions, implementation planning, and cross-functional workgroups to ensure operational impacts are identified and addressed. Coach, develop, and mentor Team Leads and Agents through performance review, quality feedback, escalation review, process reinforcement, and corrective action when appropriate.
High school diploma or G.E.D. required; associate degree, bachelor's degree, healthcare certification, or leadership-related credential preferred. Minimum of two years of call center experience required, including at least one year in a Team Lead role, or equivalent leadership experience overseeing staff, managing performance, and leading operational initiatives. Experience supporting high-volume, metrics-driven contact center operations preferred, especially in healthcare, Medicaid, Medicare, provider services, member services, or another regulated environment. Working knowledge of Workforce Management, Real-Time Analysis, adherence, scheduling impacts, basic forecasting concepts, and performance metric management. Demonstrated ability to manage escalations, communicate clearly in writing and verbally, interface with clients and vendor partners, translate operational impacts into leadership/client updates, and drive process improvement.
Fast-paced, metrics-driven call center environment requiring strong judgment, prioritization, and timely decision-making. Regular collaboration with Workforce Management, Quality, Training, Operations, vendors, project teams, and leadership stakeholders. Responsibility for monitoring operational performance and supporting improvements tied to Average Handle Time, QA Score, Average Speed of Answer, adherence, and service level outcomes. Participation in project meetings, change readiness discussions, client-facing preparation, client interface, and operational planning activities as needed. Hybrid role that is predominantly work from home, with occasional in-office work required based on business, operational, client, or leadership needs.
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