A unit director is a management expert who is in charge of organizing and handling a team of medical experts in a company. You are expected to handle the everyday clinical, and managerial responsibilities for those experts included in the mental well-being and rehabilitation program. More so, you must also aid in employing healthcare experts to optimally increase the branch and margin gains of the medical facilities. As a unit director, you are required to be present in gatherings with the OCFS program. This is to address the functioning and output means of the program.
Furthermore, you must organize and handle payroll and procurement, which consists of balancing bills within budgetary boundaries. You must also form and develop constant communication with customers. A unit director must display outstanding analytical, communication, organization, and interpersonal skills. You must also be attentive to details. You need a bachelor's degree in nursing, business, or psychology to qualify for this job. Alternatively, you can use an associate degree. As a unit director, you will earn an average of $98,705 yearly, which is $47.85 per hour.
1. Maine
Total Unit Director Jobs:
176
Highest 10% Earn:
$169,000
Location Quotient:
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$100,841
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