Executive Director Clinical Operations, Humboldt

Executive Director Clinical Operations, Humboldt Eureka, CA, United States (On-site) Job Info Job Identification 466724 Job Category Clinical Administration Posting Date 10/26/2026, 11:59 PM Locations Eureka, CA, United States (On-site) Job Schedule Full time Job Shift Day FTE 1 Minimum Salary 95.99 Maximum Salary 171.60 Job Location Eureka, CA

Job Description
PLEASE NOTE: THIS ROLE IS ONSITE IN EUREKA, CA Calling All Esteemed Leaders Are you a healthcare operations leader who excels in specialty clinic operations, strategic growth, physician partnership, and organizational performance? Do you thrive in complex, matrixed environments where operational excellence, financial stewardship, and coordinated patient care come together to advance clinical and strategic priorities? If so, we invite you to explore this leadership opportunity with Providence. The Role The Executive Director, Clinical Operations is accountable for leadership, direction, and administration of the Providence Medical Foundation clinics in Humboldt. This position is accountable for the outcomes of specialty clinics to ensure efficient, high-quality, coordinated, patient-focused care. The Executive Director, Clinical Operations leads Directors of Clinic Operations representing key specialties and programs. This position works with cross-functional teams of the medical group, acute care, clinical programs, finance, and planning and strategy experts to develop and execute specific physician alignment, clinical and strategic relationships, and growth strategies for specialty clinics in service to regional and system metrics. The Executive Director, Clinical Operations is a key member of the Providence Medical Foundation Executive Team. The position will also provide leadership for other initiatives as requested by Leadership. Understanding and appreciating the diversity of clinical specialties and practices and the unique culture of various physician groups and clinics. Scope of responsibility and the rapid demand of multiple stakeholders. Meeting the demand for services within a defined budget with appropriate staffing and resources in the face of ever-increasing cost constraints. Balancing the sometimes-conflicting goals and objectives of multiple stakeholders representing multiple interests in our highly matrixed organization.

What You'll Do
Principal Position Accountabilities Provide overall direction and leadership to medical offices. Assure compliance with the laws, rules and standards of regulatory bodies and accreditation agencies. Responsible for clinic operations including workforce strategies, budgeting, access, financial performance, achievement of service metrics, and management of teams and deliverables. Work with local and regional teams across ministries to identify and scope appropriate growth opportunities. Collaborate with primary care, Clinical Programs, Value Teams, acute care, division and system leadership, central services, and other services and departments to provide programs and services in response to the community's needs and to our strategies. Direct various projects related to growth, service and operational excellence. Provide relevant operational feedback to and from providers, clinic leadership and staff involved in operations and programs; recommend and influence strategic and tactical programs. Guide and support clinic leadership in developing goals and annual operating budgets for assigned clinics and ensure that individual clinics are operating within budget guidelines and are meeting stated quality and productivity objectives. Participate in budget/space/capital planning related to clinics. Monitor metrics including revenue, payor mix, productivity and expenditures. Hire, train, guide, evaluate and provide leadership for clinic Directors of Operations and clinic manager(s) to support the infrastructure needs of day-to-day operations of the clinics. Develop and support programs that support DEI initiatives and goals and encourage a diverse workforce. Lead and/or provide support for other strategic priorities on an as-needed basis. Represent specialty clinics as a government, business and community liaison. Represent specialty clinics on key committees and boards within Providence. What You'll Bring Education & Credentials Bachelor's Degree in Business, Healthcare Administration or related field. Master's Degree in Business Administration/Healthcare Administration or related field (preferred). Experience & Expertise 7 years of management experience; experience in progressively responsible roles with demonstrated leadership experience and strong project/change management skills (preferably within Healthcare). Experience working in a large matrixed organization including experience with operations, finance, quality, risk and business growth and development. Must have worked directly with healthcare leadership including physicians. 7 years of experience working with community and business leaders, physicia