Regional Surgery Center Administrator

Overview

• Lead operational oversight across three Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs) in a dynamic and growing healthcare organization.
• Ensure compliance with accreditation standards and regulatory requirements while driving operational excellence.
• Collaborate with Directors of Nursing and corporate leadership to align clinical and operational priorities.
• Manage financial performance, including P&L accountability, budgeting, and operational analysis.
• Develop and execute strategies for new ASC openings and expansion initiatives.
• Foster strong relationships with physician partners and stakeholders to support growth and collaboration.
• Maintain a self-directed schedule with significant local travel between sites.
• Contribute to the organization's growth trajectory and operational success.

Key Responsibilities & Duties

• Serve as the administrative leader for three ASCs, ensuring operational performance and readiness.
• Design and manage effective cross-site travel schedules to maintain presence at each center.
• Collaborate with Directors of Nursing to support clinical teams and operational priorities.
• Prepare materials for governing board meetings and act as the administrative liaison.
• Monitor financial metrics, identify improvement opportunities, and present updates to leadership.
• Oversee compliance with accreditation standards and regulatory requirements across sites.
• Lead survey readiness and inspections, ensuring consistent policy implementation.
• Build relationships with physician partners and address concerns professionally.

Job Requirements

• Minimum 3–5 years of experience as an Administrator or equivalent leader at an ASC.
• Proven ability to manage multiple sites or business units simultaneously.
• Strong financial acumen, including P&L management and operational analysis.
• Bachelor's degree required; Master's degree preferred.
• Registered Nurse (RN) background is strongly preferred.
• Experience with orthopedic, total joint, GI/endoscopy, or multispecialty ASC service lines.
• Familiarity with AAAHC or Joint Commission accreditation processes.
• Comfortable with significant local travel and managing a fluid schedule.