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Southern Illinois Healthcare

Physician Practice Manager – Walk-in Clinic

Southern Illinois Healthcare

. Manage daily clinical back-office and front-office operations across assigned physician practices and walk-in clinic locations .

Posted 10/17/2026full-timeHerrin • Illinois • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $79,082 - $122,574 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates strong leadership and analytical skills in managing clinical operations, overseeing financial performance, and implementing quality improvement processes. Proficient in staff management, patient flow optimization, and compliance with regulatory standards.

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Leadership SkillsFinancial AnalysisStaff ManagementProcess ImprovementPatient Satisfaction

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Hard Skills
BudgetingKPI MonitoringQuality ImprovementData AnalysisRevenue Optimization
Soft Skills
Effective CommunicationCustomer ServiceTeam CollaborationProblem SolvingStaff Engagement
Tools & Technologies
EHR SystemsStatistical Reporting ToolsPatient Access Dashboards
Industry Keywords
Clinical OperationsHealthcare ManagementRegulatory CompliancePatient FlowMedical Office Management

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Manage daily clinical back-office and front-office operations across assigned physician practices and walk-in clinic locations
  • Maintain and revise physician and APP templates
  • Oversee preparation and analysis of financial and statistical information
  • Maintain required records, reports, statistics, logs, files, payroll, schedules, and status changes
  • Maintain 24-hour accountability for assigned departments and implement patient-focused strategies and programs
  • Delegate authority and accountability to supervisors and staff
  • Evaluate department programs and processes for optimal outcomes and staff engagement
  • Support annual budgeting and monitor monthly actual-to-budget performance
  • Summarize monthly financial performance, address variances, and develop improvement plans
  • Lead process improvement initiatives for scheduled-practice and walk-in clinic operations
  • Review KPI dashboards and create patient-access action plans
  • Communicate status updates to the Director of Operations and team
  • Manage staffing, supervision, extended-hour coverage, and 7-day walk-in clinic operations
  • Oversee hiring and onboarding of clinic staff, including APP staff
  • Participate in corrective-action processes and collaborate with Human Resources
  • Assist the Medical Director with provider performance reviews
  • Monitor compliance with standards, practices, and regulatory requirements
  • Conduct daily rounding to facilitate patient flow and patient/provider satisfaction
  • Coordinate schedules, clinic workflow, and patient flow with physicians, APPs, and providers
  • Respond to and assess patient complaints
  • Lead direct reports in executing work plans and short- and long-term goals
  • Draft initial capital, operating, and staffing budget requests
  • Monitor site performance using patient satisfaction, budget, worked-hours, RVU, and EHR reports
  • Hire, train, assign work, manage, and evaluate staff performance
  • Develop staffing plans balancing customer expectations and financial constraints
  • Develop and implement quality-improvement processes
  • Evaluate and recommend revenue opportunities
  • Partner with billing, coding, and compliance teams to maximize revenue
  • Improve referral efficiency, schedule utilization, appointment optimization, and patient communication
  • Collaborate with clinical, financial, IT, and support departments to achieve safety, quality, delivery, productivity, financial, and patient-satisfaction standards

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Bachelor's Degree preferred
  • Prior experience in a hospital or medical office setting preferred
  • Strong leadership and analytical skills
  • Ability to understand and interpret financial data
  • Solid quantitative and qualitative skills
  • Effective communication with clinical, business, and administrative staff
  • Strong customer service skills
  • Exceptional verbal and written communication skills
  • Ability to manage staff and operations across sites with differing schedules, including extended weekday hours and weekend coverage
  • Comfort operating with less structured, walk-in patient flow in addition to traditional scheduled-appointment practice flow

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Benefits guide/plan information provided by the employer
  • Full-time employment