Team Management: Supervise, train, and mentor administrative staff, ensuring their
professional development and performance excellence.
Policy Development: Develop and implement administrative policies and procedures to
streamline operations and enhance efficiency. Stay up-to date healthcare regulation.
Communication: Maintain clear communication channels between departments, fostering
effective collaboration and information flow. Answer queries from doctors, Nurse and
healthcare staff.
Problem Solving: Address and resolve administrative challenges promptly, implementing
innovative solutions to improve processes. Resolve potential issue with patients.
Compliance: Ensure compliance with relevant regulations, policies, and standards governing administrative activities.
Performance Evaluation: Conduct regular performance evaluations for the administrative
team, providing constructive feedback and setting performance goals.
Vendor Management: Collaborate with vendors and external partners to negotiate
contracts and maintain positive relationships.
Patient Management: This involves handling everything related to the patients in a hospital. It includes guiding patients with their payment options, overseeing medical insurance claims and other patient-related government regulations.
Law and public Policy: Administrators with a specialisation in law and public policy are
responsible for making sure that the facility complies with the governmental laws and
regulations. Represent hospital in various legislative proceedings hen being authorized by
higher management. Responsibility of law and Order of hospital.
Financial: Hospital administrators know how to handle the budgeting, purchasing and forecasting of the financial operations of the facility. Create quarterly and annual budgets. Monitor expenses and suggest cost-effective alternative. Processing bill raised against expenses for various activities.