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Atrium Health

Operates hospitals and care network

Director Service Line Operations

Business & StrategyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMacon, GA, USA$63.45 - $95.20

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in healthcare or a related field is required.
  • Typically requires 7 years of experience in operational leadership roles.
  • Strategic thinking to translate service line priorities into operational plans and measurable results.
  • Operational leadership, execution, and performance-improvement skills across complex healthcare environments.
  • Financial, analytical, and problem-solving acumen, including using data to identify risks, trends, and improvement opportunities.
  • Ability to lead through managers, establish accountability, and drive results through clear expectations, coaching, and change management.
  • Ability to partner effectively with clinicians, executives, and cross-functional teams.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills.
  • Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion and fostering an engaged, high-performing work environment.
  • Frequent local travel to various care settings.
  • Availability for clinician meetings before or after normal business hours and unplanned team needs.

Responsibilities

  • Direct clinical and administrative operations across assigned care locations to ensure consistent execution of service-line, divisional, and enterprise priorities.
  • Establish operational plans, set performance expectations, and implement management routines across practices in partnership with the service-line leadership team.
  • Manage operating and labor budgets, monitor operational performance, identify risks and variances, and direct corrective actions to achieve financial and operational targets.
  • Integrate care settings and specialties to improve access, capacity, growth, and operational consistency.
  • Monitor throughput, quality, experience, and financial metrics, and lead operational responses to performance trends and location-based initiatives.
  • Lead managers and supervisors through coaching, development, and performance management in partnership with acute, ambulatory, and virtual nursing and other groups as needed.
  • Set leadership expectations and hold frontline leaders accountable for operational performance, quality, teammate engagement, and patient experience.
  • Direct recruitment, onboarding, development, and resolution of teammate concerns through frontline leaders.
  • Ensure compliance with organizational policies, regulatory requirements, and standards of performance across assigned areas.
  • Partner with clinician leadership and the service-line leadership team to align operational execution with clinical priorities and care-delivery needs.
  • Exercise operational authority to remove barriers, coordinate stakeholders, and implement workflow, scheduling, and resource decisions that support clinician effectiveness and patient care.
  • Support clinician recruitment, onboarding, retention, and engagement through operational leadership and administrative coordination, while clinician leadership retains accountability for clinician practice and professional standards.
  • Optimize coverage models, scheduling, and resource allocation across sites in partnership with enterprise, divisional, local, and clinician leaders.
  • Lead continuous-improvement efforts focused on quality, safety, access, efficiency, and patient experience, including root-cause analysis, corrective-action planning, and follow-through on performance gaps.
  • Use data, benchmarking, and performance reviews to identify risks, improvement opportunities, and operational priorities across assigned locations.
  • Direct workforce planning, staffing models, recruitment support, and performance expectations through frontline leaders using organizational and clinical-services operating standards.
  • Design and direct assigned areas, including talent development, succession planning, feedback, recognition, and performance improvement.
  • Ensure understanding of and compliance with the organization's Code of Ethical Conduct and applicable policies, regulations, and laws.
  • Select, coach, and develop teams, set objectives aligned with organizational strategy, manage talent through performance management, succession planning, and development, and establish processes for recognition, feedback, and performance improvement.
  • Develop or recommend operating and capital budgets and control expenditures within approved budget objectives.
  • Ensure that people actions and the actions of supervised employees comply with the organization's Code of Ethical Conduct and applicable policies, regulations, and laws.

Desired Qualifications

  • A master's degree is preferred.
  • Clinical certification, licensure, Fellow status, or previous clinical experience is preferred.

About the Company

Atrium Health

Operates hospitals and care network

Atrium Health is a nonprofit health system serving the southeastern United States with a network of hospitals, clinics, and care sites. It offers primary care, specialty care, rehabilitation, and cancer treatment across more than 1,400 locations, including 40 hospitals. Patients use MyAtriumHealth, a digital portal for scheduling and paying bills, and some care is delivered at home through programs like Levine Children’s. Its goal is to provide accessible, coordinated healthcare across its region while supporting patients with digital tools and broad services, differentiating itself by scale, nonprofit mission, and home-based hospital-level care.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$31.6M
Headquarters
Charlotte, NC
Founded
1940

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