Regional Director of Operations
lynx emsLakewood (CO)
About the role
Lynx EMS is currently recruiting for a Regional Manager of Operations to lead our Denver, CO region. Temporary Address: 4770 Larimer Parkway Johnstown, CO 80534 Denver Location will be added. PURPOSE/BELIEF STATEMENTThe Regional Manager of Operations will oversee, lead, manage, and direct key performance indicators with assigned Operations Managers within their region. The Regional Manager of Operations is responsible for all divisions within their region, including oversight involving employee staffing, issues, or related incidents. The Regional Manager of Operations will report to their assigned Regional Director of Operations.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
Lead and develop Operation Managers; assist in establishing key performance indicators for each assigned division. Ensure the execution of quality operations through daily communication, oversight, and evaluation with Operation Managers. Manage the P&L for assigned region and ensure adherence to policies and processes. Interface daily with health system stakeholders and perform direct ALS and BLS patient care activities when needed. Meet with Medical Director to ensure medical protocols are being adhered to. Establish divisional quarterly employee EMS training. Serve as chairman of the safety committee within assigned region. Review current policies and procedures and suggest adjustments as needed. Other duties as assigned by the Regional Director of Operations.
JOB QUALIFICATIONS:
Minimum 3 years of management experience in a related service industry. Progressive experience supervising an EMS workforce of commensurate size. Bachelor's degree or equivalent related industry experience. Minimum 5 years of experience as a licensed Paramedic provider.
BENEFITS:
Comprehensive health insurance package offered, including medical, dental, vision, LTD, STD, Life Insurance. Employees are eligible to participate in 401(k) + matching program, HSA & FSA + matching program. Role PTO & Sick Leave, Flexible daytime schedule.
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