President & chief operating officer vs senior vice president-operations

Differences between president & chief operating officer and senior vice president-operations duties and responsibilities

President & chief operating officer example responsibilities.

• Establish, manage and coordinate activities of this start-up management company specializing in turning around trouble health insurance plans.
• Institute financial and operational audits as part of normal ISO audit program to monitor branch operations.
• Change this mid-size flexible packaging company from annual EBITDA losses of $-900K to a 3 year EBITDA avg.
• Establish new partnerships in Asia for sourcing, manufacturing, leading engine technology, ISO certification for parent company.
• Provide backup support to clinical veterinary staff for general and surgical events and attending veterinarian for regulatory oversight.
• Provide system oversight for quality assurance tools utilize to measure and report best practices, compliance and economic opportunities.
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Senior vice president-operations example responsibilities.

• Manage accounting department, including A/R, A/P, income audit, cashiers and night audit.
• Manage internal accounting control and oversee quarterly CPA audits to maintain accounting integrity.
• Achieve significant improvements in operational performance leading to increase customer satisfaction and employee morale and improve EBITDA.
• Finance and billing accountability across Medicaid, manage care commercial insurance, insurance verification, contract management, and benefits administration.
• Focuse global service delivery practices on PMI PMP, ITIL, and PB-MBOK methodologies and frameworks.
• Review onsite OSHA relate safety concerns.
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