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Collaborate across departments (Surgical Sales, Training, Marketing) to assist in designing or developing programs that align with business strategies and lead to performance improvement.
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The individual in this position is a key member of the hospital management team, provides leadership and oversight to the strategic development and implementation of the quality and patient safety programs (performance improvement, patient safety, and accreditation) with responsibility for planning, organizing, directing the managerial and operational activities of the infrastructure required to support these services.
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Strategy and execution goals; touring the Club to evaluate CPU performance; training and providing resources to meet associate needs; evaluating. modeling appropriate picking and loading for other associates; executing process improvement projects; evaluating the execution of program plans.
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Keeps Plant Operations Director, Director of Risk Management, and Performance Improvement appraised of repairs and safety issues within the hospital. One of the nation’s largest and most respected providers of hospital and healthcare services, Universal Health Services, Inc. (UHS) has built an impressive record of achievement and performance.
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Monitor and report on budget versus actual performance, identifying areas of concern or improvement. Develop and maintain financial models to analyze and forecast company performance.
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