Regional Administrator Surgery Center

Regional Administrator Surgery Center Overview

• The Regional Administrator Surgery Center oversees operations across three Ambulatory Surgery Centers, ensuring optimal performance and strategic alignment.
• Lead multi-site operations, collaborating with corporate leadership and governing boards to achieve organizational goals.
• Manage financial performance, including P&L accountability, budgeting, and operational analysis for efficiency and growth.
• Ensure compliance with CMS, state licensure, and accreditation standards, maintaining readiness for inspections.
• Build strong relationships with physician partners and stakeholders, addressing concerns and fostering collaboration.
• Drive operational readiness for new center openings, contributing to the organization's expansion plans.
• Work closely with Directors of Nursing to align clinical and operational priorities across facilities.
• Join a boutique ASC management company with a clear growth trajectory and collaborative support structure.

Regional Administrator Surgery Center Key Responsibilities & Duties

• Provide executive-level oversight for three Ambulatory Surgery Centers, ensuring operational excellence and strategic execution.
• Develop and manage cross-site schedules, maintaining presence at each facility as required.
• Collaborate with centralized teams on finance, purchasing, compliance, and clinical leadership alignment.
• Prepare and present materials for governing board meetings, serving as the administrative liaison.
• Analyze financial metrics to identify and implement opportunities for margin improvement and efficiency.
• Ensure regulatory compliance and accreditation readiness across all sites, leading inspections and policy adherence.
• Engage with physician partners on operational and strategic initiatives, fostering strong relationships.
• Support the opening of new centers, contributing to the organization's growth and development.

Regional Administrator Surgery Center Job Requirements

• Bachelor's degree required; advanced degrees such as a Master's are preferred.
• Minimum 3–5 years of experience as an Administrator or equivalent leader at an ASC or outpatient surgical facility.
• Demonstrated experience managing multiple sites or business units simultaneously.
• Strong financial acumen, including P&L management, budgeting, and operational analysis.
• Proven ability to work independently and manage complex schedules effectively.
• Preferred experience with orthopedic, total joint, GI/endoscopy, or multispecialty ASC service lines.
• Familiarity with AAAHC or Joint Commission accreditation processes is highly desirable.
• Registered Nurse (RN) credentials or clinical background are strongly preferred.