They may be managing hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, community health centers, and other types of healthcare facilities. At the top of the organization, they are responsible for strategic planning and the overall success of the organization. Who are they?

Those responsible for managing hospitals, clinic, nursing homes, community health centers and other types of healthcare facilities are generally called - Healthcare Managers.

They may also be referred to as Hospital Managers or Hospital Administrator.

Explanation:

Hospital managers have very little direct communication with patients, but their work is intrinsically tied to policy changes that improve patient care. Since a hospital or a healthcare center is a 24/7 institution, they are require to work long hours on-site, working weekends, and being on call to handle urgent issues.

Hospital administrators are responsible for overseeing the hospital’s staff, hospital policies and finances.  They ensure that the hospital runs efficiently while serving the needs of the community and meeting financial goals.

Typically, the job of hospital administrators involves:

Monitoring operations to ensure compliance with laws and regulationsCommunicating effectively with departments and staff regularlyLiaising with investors or governing boards on behalf of the hospitalSetting budget and defining departmental goalsStrategizing to improve the efficiency and quality of careOverseeing finances such as patient fees, billing and fundraisingOverseeing work schedules, supplies and budgetsEducating the community on important health topics

In small healthcare centers, where funding is not readily available, the Chief Medical Director may take on this office.

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