14 Aug
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Docdort
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Vadodara
About The Prospect
A quick-growing healthcare services provider in India, we are redefining hospital operations through digital transformation, patient-centric workflows, and data-driven administrative leadership. Our hospitals serve urban and semi-urban populations with scalable models of care delivery, and we are seeking a visionary MD Hospital Administration to drive operational excellence, financial health, and regulatory compliance across our network.
Role & Responsibilities
Lead end-to-end hospital administration including patient flow, bed management, billing, and regulatory compliance across multiple facilities.
Design and implement KPIs for clinical and non-clinical departments to improve service delivery, reduce wait times, and increase patient satisfaction.
Oversee financial performance — budgeting, cost containment, revenue cycle management, and insurance claim processing — in alignment with hospital goals.
Ensure adherence to NABH, NABL, and state health department protocols; manage audits, accreditations, and staff training on compliance standards.
Collaborate with clinical leads, HR, and IT to integrate digital health records, automate administrative processes, and reduce operational friction.
Act as chief liaison with government bodies, insurers, pharmacy suppliers, and community stakeholders to strengthen hospital positioning and partnerships.
Skills & Qualifications
Must-Have
Master of Hospital Administration (MHA) or equivalent degree from a recognized institution
Experience with NABH/NABL accreditation frameworks
Proficiency in hospital MIS and billing software (e.g., Hospitall, Tally, SAP, or similar)
Financial planning and cost control in healthcare settings
Staff rostering, HR coordination, and performance metrics in clinical settings
Regulatory knowledge of Indian healthcare laws (Clinical Establishments Act, RTPC, etc.)
Preferred
Experience managing multi-specialty hospitals with 100+ beds
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