Top Operations Manager Jobs

The Events Manager will plan and execute events for multiple brands, oversee logistics, manage budgets, and build relationships with internal and external partners. They will also conduct post-mortems to measure event performance and identify new opportunities, traveling approximately 50% of the time.

As an Engagement Advisor, you will manage multiple onboarding projects for primary care practices, ensuring a smooth transition from sales to implementation. You will build strong relationships with customers, identify their needs, and collaborate with various teams to support their goals using Elation's cloud-based platform. This role involves proactive communication, problem-solving, and data analysis to improve customer engagement and outcomes in healthcare.

The Office Support Coordinator is responsible for various clerical tasks that ensure smooth office operations, providing administrative support to physicians, handling customer service issues, maintaining office inventory, organizing files, and ensuring a clean workstation. This is an entry-level position requiring basic skills in communication and organization.

As a Support Lead at Slang.ai, you will be responsible for managing technical support matters, engaging with customers through various channels, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and ensuring a seamless customer experience. You will take ownership of customer inquiries and maintain support documentation, while occasionally being on call for urgent escalations.

The Director of Carrier Relations will build and manage relationships with carriers across various benefit categories. Responsibilities include partnership development, performance monitoring, strategic planning, and collaborating with product teams to enhance offerings.

The CRM Manager will oversee customer relationship management initiatives, manage the Salesforce system, optimize sales processes, drive customer engagement, and ensure effective CRM strategies are implemented. Responsibilities include data management, automation design, cross-functional collaboration, and compliance with legal standards. The role requires strategic thinking and hands-on Salesforce experience.

The CRM Development Manager is responsible for overseeing Salesforce implementation and optimization, managing a team of developers, conducting process improvements, and supporting global projects. They ensure the platform aligns with business needs and provide training for end-users.