About the role
We're searching for an experienced multi-site healthcare leader with a track record of improving performance and developing high-performing teams! Our client is a rapidly expanding DSO looking for operational talent. This type of leadership role typically carries responsibility for a significant regional portfolio of dental practices, working closely with doctors, practice leaders and executive teams to improve operational and financial performance while supporting continued growth. Responsibilities may include leading Regional Directors and other operational leaders, driving growth and profitability, improving patient and team experience, supporting new practice openings and acquisitions, and ensuring consistent execution across a geographically dispersed network. We’re particularly interested in individuals who can demonstrate: Senior operational leadership within a DSO or other multi-site dental organisation Responsibility for a substantial portfolio of practices and P&LLeadership of Regional Directors, Directors of Operations or equivalent multi-site leaders Strong relationships with dentists and clinical partners Experience improving practice performance across revenue, profitability, patient experience and team engagement Exposure to acquisition integration, de novo growth or organisational expansion The ability to balance enterprise strategy with hands-on regional execution Candidates should be comfortable operating across a broad geography and travelling regularly throughout their region.
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