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... Director review and written approval * Own the active technology and channel initiative portfolio: Dialpad Contact Center migration, WFM module setup, CC Pods OFP, NovelVox/Athena pilot, digital ...

... Director review and written approval * Own the active technology and channel initiative portfolio: Dialpad Contact Center migration, WFM module setup, CC Pods OFP, NovelVox/Athena pilot, digital ...

Director of Contact Center The Director of Contact Center provides strategic leadership and oversight for all centralized customer interactions, driving operational excellence and delivering ...

Director of Contact Center The Director of Contact Center provides strategic leadership and oversight for all centralized customer interactions, driving operational excellence and delivering ...

Director of Contact Center The Director of Contact Center provides strategic leadership and oversight for all centralized customer interactions, driving operational excellence and delivering ...

The Director of Customer Contact Center is a high-impact leadership role responsible for the strategic direction, operational excellence, and revenue performance of our remote customer contact intake.

$110K - $220K/yr

Proven leadership experience in directing contact center operations and driving strategic initiatives. * Strong expertise in operational excellence, process improvement, and quality control.

Contact Center Manager

Dover, NJ · On-site

$56K - $65K/yr

The Supervisor hires, trains, and monitors all contact center agents to ensure superior customer service and consistent response to patients and the public. Essential Functions, Duties, and ...

Contact Center Manager

Nashville, TN · On-site +1

$55K - $78K/yr

... direct management of Contact Center Specialists. • Provide mentoring, coaching and development to team members via one-on-one meetings, team meetings, and call monitoring audits for increased ...

NY0705 NY Region Business Office The Contact Center Supervisor is responsible for providing quality and efficient customer service to customers through the daily management of their team. The ...

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How much do contact center director jobs pay per year?

As of Jun 12, 2026, the average yearly pay for contact center director in the United States is $123,874.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $97,500.00 and $150,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a Contact Center Director do?

A Contact Center Director is responsible for overseeing the operations and performance of a company's contact or call center. They develop strategies to improve customer service, manage budgets, and ensure that the center meets its goals for customer satisfaction and efficiency. This role involves leading teams, implementing new technologies, and analyzing data to optimize workflows. Contact Center Directors also coordinate with other departments to align customer service with the company’s overall objectives.

What is the difference between Contact Center Director vs Customer Service Manager?

AspectContact Center DirectorCustomer Service Manager
ResponsibilitiesOversees entire contact center operations, strategy, and performanceManages customer service team, handles escalations, improves service quality
Required CredentialsBachelor's degree, experience in contact center management, leadership skillsBachelor's degree, customer service experience, team management skills
Work EnvironmentCall centers, customer support centers, corporate officesCustomer service departments, retail, or service-oriented settings
Industry UsageCommonly used in large organizations with multiple contact channelsUsed in various industries focusing on direct customer interaction

The Contact Center Director typically oversees the entire contact center operation, focusing on strategy and performance, while the Customer Service Manager handles day-to-day customer interactions and team management. Both roles require leadership skills and relevant experience, but the director's scope is broader, often involving higher-level planning and resource allocation.

What are some common challenges faced by a Contact Center Director, and how can they be managed?

Contact Center Directors often face challenges such as maintaining high service levels during peak periods, ensuring consistent training and development for agents, and managing turnover. To address these, directors implement robust workforce management systems, foster a positive work culture, and invest in ongoing coaching and technology upgrades. Collaborating closely with HR and IT teams is essential to streamline processes and support both staff and customers effectively.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Contact Center Director, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Contact Center Director, you need strong leadership abilities, extensive experience in customer service management, and a relevant bachelor's degree, often in business or communications. Familiarity with contact center software platforms (like Genesys or Five9), workforce management systems, and quality assurance tools is typically required. Exceptional communication, problem-solving, and strategic thinking skills help you motivate teams and drive continuous improvement. These competencies are crucial for ensuring operational efficiency, high customer satisfaction, and the achievement of organizational goals.
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Posted 9 days ago


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InnovaCare Services Company, LLC
InnovaCare Health operates more than 40 clinics throughout Florida and Texas, and is recognized as a leader in transforming how care is delivered. Our physician-led model blends clinical expertise, advanced technology, and a commitment to personalized, coordinated care that puts patients at the center of every decision. Our impact extends beyond our clinic walls through public health education, outreach, and philanthropic efforts that strengthen the well-being of the communities we call home. As we continue to grow, we invite passionate individuals to explore opportunities with InnovaCare Health and join us in improving the lives of those we care for each day.
Why Join InnovaCare Health:
Our Philosophy: We don't just treat conditions; we care for people. We empower patients through education, partnership, and compassionate support. Our whole-person, high-touch approach looks beyond symptoms to understand each patient's full health picture, physical, emotional, and social. We emphasize proactive prevention through screenings, vaccinations, and early detection to help patients stay healthy and active.
Our Model of Care: We're committed to building strong, lasting relationships with our patients. Every visit, conversation, and care plan is designed to support long-term health, independence, and quality of life. As a one-stop shop for care, our providers are trained to treat multiple conditions and guide patients through every stage of their health journey.
We are deeply rooted in the communities we serve, partnering with local organizations, supporting families, and ensuring every patient feels seen, supported, and cared for. Our teams live and work in the same neighborhoods as our patients, and that connection fuels our mission.
Operational Leadership & Performance Governance
  • Own enterprise contact center performance across all markets and channels: establish, publish, and monitor KPI targets for service level (80/20 voice; channel-appropriate equivalents for digital), ASA, abandonment rate, AHT, digital response time, FCR, QA score, and schedule adherence - benchmarked against COPC CX Standard and SQM Healthcare standards
  • Convene and chair a weekly cross-market operations review with all three Market Managers: review prior-week performance data, resolve inter-market conflicts, surface systemic issues, and issue written decisions with accountability assignments - closing Governance Gap G-1
  • Establish a monthly executive reporting cadence to the Executive Sponsor: deliver a formal written operational summary covering KPI performance vs. benchmark, trend analysis, active initiatives status, risk register, and staffing posture - closing Governance Gap G-2
  • Implement and maintain a formal escalation governance framework: define escalation thresholds for patient complaints, QA fatal errors, SLA failures, and technology incidents; ensure all escalations are documented, assigned, resolved within defined SLAs, and reported - closing Governance Gap G-3
  • Build and maintain the contact center's operating calendar: annual planning cycle, initiative review rhythm, budget submission timelines, and QA calibration schedule - providing the governance structure that has been absent
  • Own the contact center's improvement roadmap: maintain a prioritized initiative register, sponsor active projects (including Dialpad migration, WFM setup, and AI deployments), and gate initiative launches using a formal prioritization framework - closing Governance Gap G-5

Team Leadership & Talent Development
  • Directly lead three Market Managers (FCP/IPF, TMG/PFH, OFP): conduct monthly 1:1 performance reviews, set individual development plans, and hold managers accountable for team-level KPI performance and agent engagement
  • Directly lead the Quality Manager: review monthly QA summary reports, approve program design changes, confirm calibration results are acted upon, and ensure QA independence is maintained across all markets
  • Directly lead the WFM & Business Systems Administrator: approve weekly staffing plans, review forecast accuracy results monthly, and ensure ACD configuration governance is maintained
  • Establish formal authority and accountability for the five Team Leads currently operating in an informal coaching-only capacity: define Lead scope of authority in writing, issue a Lead Handbook, and integrate Leads into the formal supervision and communication structure
  • Partner with HR to build a contact center talent strategy: define competency profiles for each role, implement structured onboarding for new hires (≥ 80 hours pre-live per COPC 2.06), and establish a succession and internal promotion pathway from Agent to Lead to Supervisor
  • Facilitate quarterly all-hands contact center communication: present organizational performance, strategic direction, and recognition - building engagement and organizational identity across the multi-market, multi-brand structure

Quality Assurance Oversight
  • Sponsor the enterprise QA program across all contact channels: approve the evaluation framework, calibration methodology, and fatal error criteria for both voice and digital interactions; ensure the program meets COPC 4.07 minimum standards (≥ 4 evaluations per agent per month) across all markets and channel types
  • Review the weekly QA dashboard and monthly enterprise QA summary delivered by the Quality Manager; issue written directives when QA scores fall below benchmark or when systemic patterns require structural intervention
  • Approve all remediation plans for agents scoring below threshold for two consecutive evaluation cycles; ensure Market Managers are accountable for coaching follow-through
  • Ensure QA findings are integrated into training content and Supervisor coaching practices; review training recommendations submitted by the Quality Manager and authorize action within 15 business days of submission

Workforce Management Oversight
  • Approve the weekly staffing plan and schedule produced by the WFM & Business Systems Administrator before publication; ensure plans reflect current market priorities and initiative impacts
  • Review forecast accuracy and adherence performance monthly; identify root causes of adherence gaps and assign corrective actions to the relevant Market Manager
  • Authorize overtime usage above threshold; maintain executive visibility to occupancy rate trends across markets; escalate chronic understaffing or overstaffing patterns to the Executive Sponsor with staffing recommendations
  • Own the HGBPO monthly headcount forecast submission (due by the 5th of each month per SOW §3(c)): confirm submission occurred, review forecast accuracy vs. actuals, and address discrepancies with HGBPO in writing

Vendor Management - HGBPO After-Hours
  • Serve as InnovaCare's primary contract authority over the HGBPO relationship: own SLA compliance monitoring, performance review cadence, and escalation management per the executed MSA (September 2025) and After-Hours SOW (effective October 1, 2025)
  • Chair the monthly HGBPO business review: review all contractual KPIs (SL%, abandon rate, CSAT, DSAT, schedule adherence, working rate), issue written performance notices for any metric below contractual target, and document all actions in the HGBPO performance log
  • Ensure all contractual oversight obligations are executed on time: confirm Daily Operational Summary receipt each morning, Monthly Business Review receipt by the 5th, and invoice reconciliation against Dialpad login/logout reports before approval
  • Escalate HGBPO contractual gaps to the Executive Sponsor and Legal: including the unexecuted HIPAA BAA, IP ownership clause (MSA §5(a)), absent termination-for-cause provision, and insurance deficiencies - and track remediation status
  • Maintain HGBPO operational readiness: confirm escalation contacts are current and reachable, urgent patient routing protocols are in place, and after-hours handoff procedures are documented and tested quarterly

Technology & Systems Governance
  • Serve as the operational authority for all contact center technology decisions: approve ACD configuration changes (queue, IVR, routing, skills) and digital channel platform changes before deployment; ensure no patient-facing system or channel configuration change is made without Director review and written approval
  • Own the active technology and channel initiative portfolio: Dialpad Contact Center migration, WFM module setup, CC Pods OFP, NovelVox/Athena pilot, digital channel enablement, and any AI feature deployments (Artera, Elise) - ensure each initiative has a named owner, timeline, and success criteria
  • Partner with the IT Lead and SVP IT on system integration priorities, uptime SLAs, and platform governance; represent contact center operational requirements in all technology decisions
  • Review the quarterly ACD configuration audit produced by the WFM & Business Systems Administrator; approve remediation actions for any discrepancy between documented and actual system configuration
  • Evaluate Dialpad AI feature maturity and readiness for deployment across all channels: approve or defer AI capability rollouts based on operational impact assessment for both voice and digital interactions; maintain a written AI governance log

Strategic Planning & Executive Engagement
  • Develop and maintain a 12-month contact center strategic plan, updated annually: headcount projections, omnichannel technology roadmap, quality maturity targets, digital channel expansion priorities, and HGBPO relationship evolution - aligned to InnovaCare's organizational growth
  • Produce the annual contact center operating budget: staffing costs, HGBPO vendor spend, technology licensing, training investment, and contingency; present to the Executive Sponsor for approval
  • Serve as the contact center's primary representative in cross-functional leadership discussions: participate in clinical operations reviews, patient experience committees, and technology governance forums as the voice of the contact center
  • Lead the contact center's participation in the FA-1 through FA-8 diagnostic assessment: serve as INT-01 (90-minute structured interview); ensure data submissions are complete, accurate, and delivered by deadline; implement findings from the improvement roadmap
  • Prepare and present quarterly business reviews to the Executive Sponsor: include performance vs. benchmark, transformation progress, risk register, and resource requests - in the executive format already established for the Company President

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