Clinic Operations Manager - Portland, OR (21571) Eye Health NorthwestClinic Operations Manager - Portland, OR (21571)Portland, ORPlan, coordinate and review department structures and work functions; monitor and evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of processes, methods and procedures for each department, and the clinic as a whole; in consultation with the physician group and Director of Operations, modify and implement change where needed. Provide ongoing feedback and communication with employees; organize and conduct regular clinic meetings designed to inform and motivate staff to carry out their responsibilities in an effective, efficient and timely manner with a focus on providing quality patient care.
Vice President of Operations - QSRB Leap BrandsVice President of Operations - QSRBPortland, ORLook for ways improve throughput and productivity by streamlining operationsImprove food cost, labor cost, and operating expenses by systemically reviewing processes and implementing cost control measures. You will lead initiatives of the Operations Director’s to enthusiastically grow the system and brand by improving Average Unit Volume growth, positive check count and overall system profitability.
Operations Specialist, Pilot Manufacturing PanthalassaOperations Specialist, Pilot ManufacturingVancouver, WA$31–$45 / hourResponsibilities may range from coordinating a facility repair, restocking consumables, receiving a critical shipment, preparing the site for visitors, to resetting shared spaces to supporting vendors, maintaining operational records, and helping resolve requests from manufacturing and engineering teams. Reporting to the Operations Manager for Pilot Manufacturing, the Operations Specialist will help keep the facility safe, organized, stocked, functional, and ready to support demanding fabrication, assembly, testing, and production activities.
LPN Clinical Coordinator Paradigm Management Services LLCLPN Clinical CoordinatorPortland, ORRemoteSkills: Excellent verbal and written communication, cooperation, service excellence, and effective conflict resolution skills; Able to promptly address concerns with tact and provide appropriate follow up; proficient reading, writing, grammar, and mathematics skills; strong knowledge of medical terminology; Excellent organizational, prioritization, and multi-tasking skills; Excellent computer skills (e.g., Outlook, Teams, to be trained on proprietary software). The LPN Clinical Coordinator plays a critical role in coordinating and managing medical and healthcare-related services for injured workers, partnering closely with patients, employers, providers, adjusters, and internal teams to support appropriate treatment plans and timely return-to-work outcomes.