
Regional Manager
Posted Aug 28

Posted Aug 28
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Canada.
• Oversee and assist a network of dental clinics located in the British Columbia area
• Provide proactive leadership, coaching, and strategic guidance to Clinic Managers and Office Managers
• Enhance performance in patient satisfaction, financial outcomes, operational excellence, and team engagement
• Foster leadership capabilities and succession planning throughout the region
• Advocate for a patient-focused culture and support initiatives aimed at clinical excellence
• Ensure effective appointment scheduling, coordination, and patient flow
• Address escalated patient issues and maintain compliance with regulatory and provincial standards
• Complete yearly facility condition assessments
• Collaborate with Clinic Managers and Lead Dentists to establish annual goals and execution strategies
• Analyze key performance indicators to uncover opportunities for revenue enhancement and operational efficiency
• Promote patient engagement, hygiene production, pricing strategies, and workforce management
• Implement Support Centre programs, policies, and operational procedures
• Conduct routine clinic visits and assist with the integration of new clinics
• Hold responsibility for regional P&L outcomes and mentor managers on budgeting, forecasting, and workforce optimization
• Engage in monthly, quarterly, and annual business evaluations
• Supervise administrative responsibilities for payroll, scheduling, reporting, banking operations, and accounts receivable
• Enhance collaboration between clinics and Support Centre teams
• Demonstrated experience in managing multiple sites, ideally in dental or healthcare settings
• A Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Health Services Management, Dental Administration, or a related discipline is advantageous
• Exceptional leadership, coaching, and mentoring skills
• Strong financial acumen, encompassing budgeting, forecasting, and KPI assessment
• Outstanding communication and cross-functional collaboration abilities
• Familiarity with dental industry regulatory and compliance standards
• Agile leadership approach with strong skills in prioritization and execution
• Valid driver's license and readiness to travel frequently within the region
• Legally authorized to work in Canada
• Eligibility for bonuses
• Comprehensive rewards package
• Access to cutting-edge technology and world-class treatments
• Opportunities for professional growth, skills development, and continuous learning
• Support from a national team
• An entrepreneurial culture that values wellness, innovation, and swift decision-making
Mercor
ICF
ICF
The Cigna Group
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