Practice Managers - Recruitment Support
Practice managers are vital to the successful running of GP surgeries. They manage the business aspect of the surgery, making sure that patients are at the centre of the surgery's operations.
Duties of a Practice Manager
Practice Managers are involved in a wide range of activities, including:
business planning
handling financial systems for the practice, including payroll
selecting, training and supervising non-clinical staff
developing and supervising appointment systems that work well for patients and clinicians
ensuring accurate records are kept, and liaising with local health organisations such as clinical commissioning groups
developing strategies for the practice on issues such as computer systems and security, expanding or changing services, and long-term services
So the role usually combines:
personnel administration
payroll
finance
strategic planning
IT skills
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