Full-Time

Senior Manager Business Operations

Perioperative Services

Posted on 5/7/2026

Tufts Medicine

Tufts Medicine

501-1,000 employees

Integrated health system delivering connected care

Compensation Overview

$101.1k - $128.9k/yr

Boston, MA, USA

In Person

Category
Business & Strategy (1)
Required Skills
Financial analysis
Data Analysis
Requirements
  • Master's degree in Business, Healthcare Administration, or related area AND five (5) years of management experience
  • Bachelor’s degree in Business, Healthcare Administration, or related area AND seven (7) years of management experience
Responsibilities
  • Provides business development guidance to senior management in accordance with the strategic surgical growth goals of the community hospital organizations. In collaboration with senior management, provides input and analysis to develop broad strategies and policies for new business opportunities and plans for increased market share for surgical growth.
  • Periodically assesses all components of the existing strategic and tactical plans to ensure relevance in our dynamic environment, and recommend plan adjustments as needed- including oversight of block allocation policies, access to open time, utilization and efficiency metrics.
  • Serves as an internal consultant on new business development to Hospital and physician leadership.
  • Performs analytical studies to identify and support business development.
  • Develops detailed analyses to assess the financial feasibility of each new business opportunity including new to market surgeons.
  • Communicates analyses of data and trends to identify potential opportunities through executive summaries and presentations to various groups, including Medical Staff, Administrative and operational committees, and hospital staff and external constituents.
  • Oversees data management of surgical operational and business ventures.
  • Organizes key team (s) with multi-disciplinary composition.
  • Provides oversight and accountability for project analysis activities to assure that deadlines are met, resources are efficiently utilized, quality is safe-guarded and teams work together collaboratively to achieve project goals.
  • Assists with data analysis to support the creation, implementation and monitoring of Business Plans for the hospital’s Strategic Service Lines.
  • Creates and merges various internal and external databases.
  • Accesses and extrapolates data from multiple resources.
  • Creates and implements executive and leader dashboards to measure performance within surgical services.
  • Analyzes, researches, interprets and reports findings, variances and trends.
  • Develops recommendations for direction to support decision making within service line.
  • Assumes the lead role in designing and maintaining databases and facilitating key operational committees focused on growth, efficiencies, and profitability for surgical services.
  • Supports Impact of state and national Health care recommendations in health emergencies relative to surgical services.
  • Develops, recommends, and monitors the operating budgets for the practice and for hospital operations, and for effective variance reporting and corrective action to ensure conformity with the budget.
  • Assists in the development of the capital budget.
  • Prepares cost/benefit analyses.
  • Collaborates with Finance to provide appropriate financial/statistical performance data, and produces meaningful reports to monitor, evaluate, and improve financial and operational performance. Provides leadership with appropriate information as the basis for sound business decisions.
  • Ensures efficient and accurate capture of charge entry, patient information, billing support, and co-pay collection procedures for the billing of all physician services as well as hospital charges in all clinics. Coordinates with hospital Patient Accounts as well as the Foundation. Ensures that nursing and physician staff is effectively oriented on new billing codes and procedures.
  • Develops and carries out cost containment strategies.
  • Serves as liaison between administration and the business operation to resolve various financial and operational issues.
  • Ensures and supervises procedures for the scheduling of patient treatment visits for the most efficient utilization physician time, clinic space and for efficient patient flow. Ensures distribution of schedules to physicians and staff.
  • Ensures systems to support the efficient scheduling, selection, utilization, and integration of medical Residents and Fellows within the practice.
  • Works with physicians, clinicians and allied professionals to monitor and analyze workflow.
  • Responsible for the development, communication, implementation and supervision of medical practice and hospital policies and procedures for the department.
  • Provides close support leadership to assist in the development and carrying out of the business plan(s) for assigned medical department(s) to foster the achievement of established goals for market share, revenue, budget and patient visits.
  • Fosters collaboration between physician practice and hospital business plans and activities, and the resolution of issues to support the achievement of common goals.
  • Maintains an accurate sense of the market. Recommends and administers activities to carry out the marketing plan(s) for assigned medical department(s)/service(s).
  • Ensures compliance with JCAHO standards and other relevant regulatory requirements.
  • Ensures adequate information technology resources for efficient departmental operations, including hardware, software, networking, and telecommunications upgrades.

Tufts Medicine is an integrated health system in Massachusetts that combines academic medical centers, community hospitals, a large home care network, and a clinically integrated physician network to deliver coordinated care. It includes Tufts Medical Center, Lowell General, MelroseWakefield, home health services, and a broad physician network, enabling care across settings. The system coordinates hospitals, doctors, and home care under one strategy to manage the patient journey, reduce fragmentation, and control costs while maintaining quality. Its goal is to deliver high-quality care at the lowest possible cost, expand access, and transform how people engage with healthcare.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Burlington, Massachusetts

Founded

2014

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