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Practice Performance Manager Jobs in Connecticut

Monitor performance, provide feedback, and conduct performance reviews for all team members ... including managing the practice's online presence, social media, and local advertising.

Dental Practice Manager

Danbury, CT · On-site

$80K - $90K/yr

Monitor performance, provide feedback, and conduct performance reviews for all team members ... including managing the practice's online presence, social media, and local advertising.

Medical Practice Manager opportunity available with a growing multi-location medical practice! A.R ... Handle financial reporting, budgeting, and operational performance * Ensure compliance with health ...

Practice Manager - OBGYN

New Britain, CT · On-site

$58K - $79K/yr

Conducts an annual performance evaluation including obtaining physician input on each staff member of the department. * Works with QI/Practice Transformation and Service Line Clinical Manager to ...

Practice Manager - OBGYN

New Britain, CT

$58K - $79K/yr

Conducts an annual performance evaluation including obtaining physician input on each staff member of the department. * Works with QI/Practice Transformation and Service Line Clinical Manager to ...

Practice Manager - OBGYN

New Britain, CT · On-site

$58K - $79K/yr

Conducts an annual performance evaluation including obtaining physician input on each staff member of the department. * Works with QI/Practice Transformation and Service Line Clinical Manager to ...

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How much do practice performance manager jobs pay per year?

As of Jun 9, 2026, the average yearly pay for practice performance manager in Connecticut is $68,499.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $54,200.00 and $75,200.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

How does a Practice Performance Manager typically collaborate with clinical and administrative teams to improve practice efficiency?

A Practice Performance Manager works closely with both clinical and administrative teams to identify workflow bottlenecks, streamline processes, and implement best practices. They often facilitate regular meetings to gather feedback, analyze data on key performance indicators, and develop action plans for improvement. By fostering open communication and aligning team goals, Practice Performance Managers ensure that operational changes are effectively adopted and lead to measurable enhancements in patient care and practice efficiency.

What is a Practice Performance Manager?

A Practice Performance Manager is a professional responsible for overseeing and improving the efficiency, productivity, and overall performance of a medical or healthcare practice. They analyze operational processes, monitor key performance indicators, and implement strategies to enhance patient care, staff workflow, and financial outcomes. Their role often involves collaborating with healthcare providers, administrative staff, and external partners to ensure the practice meets its goals and regulatory requirements. Additionally, they may lead quality improvement initiatives and use data-driven insights to optimize practice operations.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Practice Performance Manager, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Practice Performance Manager, you need strong analytical abilities, healthcare operations knowledge, and a background in business or healthcare administration, often supported by a relevant degree. Familiarity with practice management software, data analytics tools, and quality improvement frameworks is typically required. Exceptional communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills help you effectively drive performance improvements and manage teams. These competencies are crucial for optimizing practice operations, enhancing patient outcomes, and ensuring organizational success in a competitive healthcare environment.

What is the difference between Practice Performance Manager vs Practice Operations Coordinator?

Practice Performance ManagerPractice Operations Coordinator
Focuses on analyzing and improving practice performance metrics, financial outcomes, and strategic planning.Handles daily operational tasks, scheduling, and administrative support to ensure smooth practice functioning.
Requires skills in data analysis, performance metrics, and strategic management.Requires organizational, communication, and administrative skills.
Typically holds certifications in healthcare management or related fields.Often has administrative or office management certifications.

The Practice Performance Manager primarily focuses on analyzing practice performance and implementing improvements, while the Practice Operations Coordinator manages daily operations and administrative tasks. Both roles are essential for practice success but differ in scope and responsibilities.

What cities in Connecticut are hiring for Practice Performance Manager jobs? Cities in Connecticut with the most Practice Performance Manager job openings:
Children's Hospital Quality & Safety Specialist

Children's Hospital Quality & Safety Specialist

Yale New Haven Health

New Haven, CT

Other

Posted 25 days ago


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Job description

Overview

To be part of our organization, every employee should understand and share in the YNHHS Vision, support our Mission, and live our Values. These values - integrity, patient-centered, respect, accountability, and compassion - must guide what we do, as individuals and professionals, every day.
Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital seeks to achieve the highest level of safe and effective care as well as exceptional operational performance. The Children's Hospital Performance Improvement Coordinator under the direction of the Children's Hospital Performance Manager will participate in a broad range of efforts aimed at: ensuring conformance with the National Quality Forum's safe practices and Joint Commission safety goals, achieving superior performance on publicly reported quality measures, maintaining efficient patient flow, and sustaining a high reliability culture. The scope of this role will include all areas of the Children's Hospital, in its entirety; the PI Coordinator will be responsible for leading and participating in quality improvement projects, initiatives and safety work in all inpatient and ambulatory areas and all pediatric programs. The PI coordinator will assist in supporting staff and leadership at the unit level in meeting and reaching all quality ad safety targets as set forth by the department.
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Responsibilities
  • 1. Assists in the measurement, evaluation and reporting of clinical and operational performance of the Children's Hospital as well as status of various improvement initiatives
  • 2. Under the direction of the Performance Manager facilitate multidisciplinary teams using Six Sigma, LEAN, CAP and other available methodologies to achieve agreed upon performance goals
  • 3. Under the direction of the Performance Manager perform periodic gap analyses and action plan development to ensure conformance with national patient safety and clinical quality initiatives including: Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goals, NQF Safe Practices, and Leapfrog Group Quality "Leaps"
  • 4. Provides mentoring and training to Children's Hospital staff engaged in unit-based or cross-departmental improvement efforts
  • 5. Under the direction of the Performance Manager, VP and Nursing Director identifies and manages resources required to successfully execute projects
  • 6. Serves on Children's Hospital committees including Quality and Safety, Operations Group, and Patient Services Leadership or similar activities
  • 7. Serves as representative of Children's Hospital on YNHH-wide committees including Patient Safety Committee, Performance Improvement Leadership Group, or similar activities

Qualifications

EDUCATION

BSN Current Connecticut State RN Licensure , or affiliated healthcare profession, or BS in Engineering or Computer Science required. Masters in Nursing, Business, or Administration strongly preferred. Goal work to include enrollment of masters program. Training in Lean Six Sigma (Greenbelt or higher) or related improvement methodology preferred Training in Change Acceleration Process (CAP) and Workout preferred

EXPERIENCE

Minimum of 3 years experience in performance improvement work, Solid understanding of improvement methodologies and change management strategies, History of leading successful improvement work, 1-2 years experience in data support, minimum of 2 years experience in meeting facilitation and/or chart review. Pre-requisite classes required/preferred within first year of training: Foundations of Safety Quality and PI, Project Management, Tools for Improvement, CAP, Workout facilitation.

SPECIAL SKILLS

Must demonstrate critical thinking and prioritization of issues, with flexibility to adapt to evolving priorities, Ability to manage multiple simultaneous projects, Excellent communication skills, Committed to the principals of a high-reliability organization, Excellent data skills, experience with excel programming and report writing. Superior organizational skills required. Pre-requisite classes preferred: Foundations of Safety Quality and PI, Project Management, Tools for Improvement, CAP, Workout facilitation.

PHYSICAL DEMAND

No special conditions.


Additional Information

Clinical background in Pediatrics Preferred.

This role is required to manage daily safety operations, performance improvement work, data management and reporting, and safety culture.


YNHHS Requisition ID
179754Qualifications:

EDUCATION

BSN Current Connecticut State RN Licensure , or affiliated healthcare profession, or BS in Engineering or Computer Science required. Masters in Nursing, Business, or Administration strongly preferred. Goal work to include enrollment of masters program. Training in Lean Six Sigma (Greenbelt or higher) or related improvement methodology preferred Training in Change Acceleration Process (CAP) and Workout preferred

EXPERIENCE

Minimum of 3 years experience in performance improvement work, Solid understanding of improvement methodologies and change management strategies, History of leading successful improvement work, 1-2 years experience in data support, minimum of 2 years experience in meeting facilitation and/or chart review. Pre-requisite classes required/preferred within first year of training: Foundations of Safety Quality and PI, Project Management, Tools for Improvement, CAP, Workout facilitation.

SPECIAL SKILLS

Must demonstrate critical thinking and prioritization of issues, with flexibility to adapt to evolving priorities, Ability to manage multiple simultaneous projects, Excellent communication skills, Committed to the principals of a high-reliability organization, Excellent data skills, experience with excel programming and report writing. Superior organizational skills required. Pre-requisite classes preferred: Foundations of Safety Quality and PI, Project Management, Tools for Improvement, CAP, Workout facilitation.

PHYSICAL DEMAND

No special conditions.

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