As a Medical Practice Administrator at SCA Health, you will play a pivotal role in overseeing the operations of our medical practice in Pensacola, Florida. This position requires a high degree of initiative, judgment, discretion, and decision-making to support physicians and achieve organizational objectives. You will be responsible for recommending, developing, and implementing improvements across various aspects of the practice, including financial performance, clinical outcomes, revenue cycle management (RCM), patient care, and communication. Your performance will be measured based on the improvements and expectations set forth within the practice. In this role, you will inform executive leadership about current trends, problems, and medical activities to facilitate effective policy-making. You will establish and secure approval for clinic operating policies and procedures, ensuring compliance with all applicable regulations. Additionally, you will participate in and coordinate the recruitment of physicians, providers, and team members, as well as develop and participate in the performance evaluation of staff. You will oversee the business and financial affairs of the practice, resolving any medical-administrative problems while maintaining open lines of communication with teammates to ensure high employee morale and a professional clinic atmosphere. Your responsibilities will also include overseeing practice passive income, reviewing quarterly call schedules, and developing ancillary services. You will provide support to clinic managers regarding the recall process and the utilization of vascular lab technicians, as well as manage all applicable licenses specific to the provider and location. Furthermore, you will research new technology for process improvement, submit monthly reports for all practice programs and service lines, and assist the clinic team and managers with patient-related issues and complaints. You will also support the Director of Revenue Cycle in implementing workflow changes related to billing and collections. Communication with GPO representatives for savings opportunities and maintaining confidentiality of information are essential aspects of this role. You will be responsible for all incident reports within the practice and will identify and report compliance issues to the Compliance Officer. Lastly, you will maintain knowledge of and confirm completion of training for annual requirements related to compliance, safety, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.