Supervisor Clinical Operations
Company: Upward Health
Location: Baton Rouge
Posted on: September 1, 2024
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Job Description:
Supervisor, Clinical OperationsUpward Health is a home-based
medical group specializing in primary medical and behavioral care
for individuals with complex needs. We serve patients throughout
their communities, and we diagnose, treat, and prescribe anywhere
our patients call home. We reduce barriers to care such as long
delays due to scheduling. We see patients when they need us, for as
much time as they need, bringing care to them. Beyond medical
supports, we also assist our patients with challenges that may
affect their health, such as food insecurity, social isolation,
housing needs, transportation and more. It's no wonder 98% of
patients report being fully satisfied with Upward Health!Upward
Health provides technology-enabled, integrated, and coordinated
care delivery services that improve outcomes and reduce costs for
patients with severe behavioral health diagnoses and co-morbid,
chronic physical conditions. We are not your typical medical
practice. At Upward Health, we see every day as an opportunity to
make a difference in our patients' lives. We could tell you about
our outcomes and patient satisfaction ratings. We could tell you
about our commitment to our mission. Or you could join us and
experience it all for yourself.Why Is This Role Critical?As the
Supervisor of Clinical Operations, the incumbent will oversee the
day-to-day activities carried out by Upward Health's Care
Specialists within the market. The Care Specialist position
encompasses individuals from various professional backgrounds, such
as medical assistants, certified nursing assistants, community
health workers, or peer support specialists. These professionals
undergo training to deliver direct support and assistance to
patients, including coordinating activities of daily living,
facilitating collaborative goal setting, managing care coordination
across medical and behavioral providers, and providing emotional
support. Some Care Specialists may draw upon personal recovery
experiences, while others may be community members deeply invested
in the well-being of individuals dealing with chronic physical and
behavioral health conditions.The ideal candidate for the
Supervisor, Clinical Operations role must exhibit flexibility. This
environment demands adaptability, dedication, and a steadfast
commitment to enhancing care for underserved populations, as
service scopes and protocols continue to evolve
dynamically.RESPONSIBILITIES:The Supervisor, Clinical Operations
will have responsibilities including, but not limited, as listed
below.Provide direct supervision to assigned Care Specialist
colleagues.Play an active role in the hiring process for Care
Specialists, including conducting interviews and participating in
the final candidate selection process.Serve as a community
spokesperson.Take on the direct responsibility for training new
Care Specialist colleagues.Demonstrate strong organizational skills
and the ability to lead both short-term and long-term initiatives
such as advocacy or training programs.Offer assistance to team
members by accompanying patients to appointments, community
locations, or other services as needed, and provide coverage for
these tasks when necessary.Coordinate care within the Care
Team.Collaborate with the Care Team to compile a directory of
community resources.Prepare reports and documents as
required.Attend regular team meetings and participate in clinical
rounds.Lead the non-clinical aspect of the daily huddle and handle
necessary documentation as delegated by the Manager of Clinical
Operations, occasionally leading the daily huddle in the absence of
the leader.Aid the Manager of Clinical Operations with delegated
tasks and ensure timely completion.Conduct regular team audits to
support the Manager of Clinical Operations in maintaining caseload
adequacy and workflow efficiency.Provide training and education on
team improvements, delivering daily, weekly, and monthly updates to
the Manager of Clinical Operations.Cover the caseload of other team
members during their absences (such as PTO or illness) and assist
the Manager of Clinical Operations in redistributing caseloads
among team members in cases of multiple absences.Adhere to all
Upward Health's Policies and Procedures and ensure compliance
within the Care Team Pod.Carry out team communications and duties
as directed by leadership.Demonstrate proficiency in Excel, with
skills assessed throughout the recruiting process.Engage in
performance management processes.Perform any other duties as
assigned.KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES:Demonstrated interpersonal
savvy, showcasing the ability to effectively interact with and
influence individuals, fostering trust and cultivating strong
relationships.Exhibit a high sense of urgency and a can-do
attitude, essential attributes for thriving in a start-up
environment.Proficiency in conducting home visits and engaging in
outreach efforts.Comfortable with computer data entry
tasks.Available and committed to working full-time, with reliable
transportation.Possess strong organizational skills, capable of
managing and maintaining a personal schedule effectively.Ability to
prioritize tasks and meet deadlines efficiently.Proficient in
working independently within a virtual operating environment, while
also contributing effectively as part of a team.Excellent oral and
written communication skills.Capable of executing both written and
oral instructions effectively.Demonstrated ability to exercise
sound judgment in the application of professional services.In
addition to the qualifications and skills mentioned earlier,
proficiency in Microsoft Excel is also required. This includes the
ability to effectively utilize Excel for data analysis, reporting,
and other related tasks.MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Minimum of 5 years of
experience in a health-related field supporting patient care
delivery, public health initiatives, population health, or similar
healthcare roles.At least 2 years of supervisory experience.High
school diploma or equivalent (GED) is required.Must be a long-time
resident of the community with a thorough understanding of its
resources.Possession of a valid driver's license and auto liability
insurance.Experience in or a strong interest in working within
health, social, education, or community services.Previous
experience as a community health worker or peer support specialist
is advantageous.Ability to maintain clear professional boundaries
with both members and coworkers.Proficiency in understanding social
and health issues.Willingness to complete Upward Health's initial
training program and participate in ongoing educational
requirements.Demonstrated commitment to representing the company
with professionalism.Cultural competency, with the ability to
effectively engage with diverse groups of community members.Basic
computer skills, including typing proficiency.PREFERRED
QUALIFICATIONS:Associates degree in a healthcare field of study
highly preferred; Bachelor's degree in a healthcare field of study
preferredMulti-lingual capabilities preferred, but not
requiredStrong communication and problem-solving
skillsTechnologically savvy is a plusCertification, coursework,
and/or college credit in social services, public health, health
related studies Upward Health is proud to be an equal opportunity
employer. We are committed to attracting, retaining, and maximizing
the performance of a diverse and inclusive workforce. This job
description is a general outline of duties performed and is not to
be misconstrued as encompassing all duties performed within the
position. PId6428df0912b-25660-35366088
Keywords: Upward Health, Baton Rouge , Supervisor Clinical Operations, Healthcare , Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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