Grant Funded Manager Community Health Resource Center

Grant Funded Manager Community Health Resource Center (CMRC)This role will be responsible for standing up and management of the Community Resource Center of Collin County, including oversight of the Healthy Education Lifestyle Program (HELP) and Fresh Produce Hub. Manager will work closely with the Breeze team responsible for bidirectional referral pipelines and patient care, the Continuum of Care staff responsible for referrals from Collin entities and Healthy People, Healthy Communities leadership responsible for the food hub - ensuring efficient and seamless coordination resulting in an excellent patient experience.Manager will also be responsible for program evaluation and reporting working closely with CHI analytics and CMRC partners. Manager will have 4-5 direct reports and corresponding HR functions and will create, establish and monitor processes and workflows to ensure safe patient care and effective support services are delivered. The Manager will work closely with a Medical Director.In addition to administrative responsibilities, this position will help develop and lead education sessions, support scheduling, and registration processes. Position will play a key role in partner development and collaboration. Must be open to work some weekends and after business hours as appropriate.This is a grant funded position and subject to the award and continuation of the contract.Location-The manager will office at Texas Health Allen, Allen TX.Job DutiesOperational oversight/leadership/community engagementWorks under direction of VP, CHI to coordinate day to day operations of the CMRC team, ensuring appropriate staffing and community engagementCreates, implements and monitors processes and procedures across all CMRC programs ensuring efficiencies and excellent customer servicesWorks closely with CHI partners to establish and maintain strong internal and external pipelines, build and maintain strong referral networksAddress issues brought up by staff, internal and external partners and patients, seeks appropriate leaders to assist with problem solving as appropriate, ensures follow up to improve processesAct as a liaison to entity and system leaders across service lines, establish strong relationships with other system departments that support operations and service delivery such as legal, IT, etc.Manages grant relationship with medical home partnerEstablishes and coordinates patient education and community awareness strategies, working with team to create handouts and visual aids, coordinating speakers, and leading education sessionsIn coordination with CHI analytics team, establishes data collection procedures, collaborates on reporting and evaluation responseManage lab and office supply inventory, lab equipment quality and maintenance, and prescription assistance servicesServe as back up for HELP activities such as: schedule and confirm patient appointments and registration when neededWorks closely with medical director over HELP servicesHuman ResourcesEnsures all staff receive thorough onboarding and ongoing trainingManage staff performance including supervising, coaching/counseling direct reports daily and interviewing, hiring, and training new staffDevelops an efficient and effective collaborative relationship between while fostering a positive work relationshipDevelop/implement staffing models, streamlined workflows, meaningful reward and recognition programs, opportunities for ongoing professional development, onboarding programs and communication plansEstablishes safeguards for effective patient confidentiality and billing complianceDemonstrates positive support role in change managementQuality Patient Care OutcomesEnsure patient volume and outcomes goals are met annually as established through philanthropic contractUses dashboards and business intelligence tools to provide regular updates and implement process improvementsWorks with department leadership on programmatic development and associated key performance metricsProvides adhoc reports requested by funder, system and/or entity leadership inclusive of all CMRC programs fundedCompletes internal and external presentations for community awareness, partner development and reportingEnsures medical home partner meets expected deliverables and grant metrics, oversees reporting and paymentCustomer SatisfactionIncorporate customer needs and expectations into daily operations and business planning strategiesTo work closely with patient experience department to identify all patient touchpoints and monitor performance relative to touch points to ensure positive patient experienceContribute to the overall patient experience as expressed in third party surveysTrain and coach others on areas of opportunity received from customer feedbackOther duties as assignedEducationBachelor's Degree in healthcare or related field requiredMaster's Degree in healthcare or related field preferredExperience3 years managing people, office administration experience, public health/community health background requiredSkillsProficient in Microsoft applications, strong verbal and written communication skills, ability to maintain composure in stressful situations, ability to problem solve, time management, detail oriented, work independently, as well as with others, strong organizational and prioritization skills, ability to motivate and inspire others, data collection and reporting experience. Strong people leader - able to train, manage and hold team accountable to high performance measures.Travel RequirementsLocal 10% community outreach, staff meetingsWhy Texas Health?At Texas Health Resources, our mission is “to improve the health of the people in the communities we serve”.Our award-winning culture is a tribute to our amazing employees. We’re thrilled to be a 2023 FORTUNE Magazine’s “100 Best Companies to Work For®” for the 9th year in a row!We strive to create an atmosphere of respect, integrity, compassion and excellence for all. We’re committed to diversity in our workforce, and our mission to serve spreads across ethnic, cultural, economic and generational boundaries. Join us and to do your life’s best work here!As part of the Texas Health family and its 28,000+ employees, we’re one of the largest employers in the Dallas Fort Worth area. Our career growth and professional development opportunities are top-notch and our benefits are equally outstanding. Come be a part of our exceptional team as we improve the health of the people in our communities every day. 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