Office Manager Surgery Salaries in United States

A bachelor’s degree or dental office operations experience is a plus. Administrative duties include checking patients in and out and coordinating payments.

Conduct Audits (patient charts, in/out-bound calls/texts/emails, A/R, team trackers, etc.). Track all licensure and certification updates.

Manage front desk staff, scheduling, and workflow efficiency. Understanding of surgical scheduling and pre-certification processes.

$70,000 - $95,000 a year

Knowledge of federal, state, and local laws/regulations impacting medical practices including, but not limited to, human resources, HIPAA, OSHA, and AAAHC.

6 days ago

Manage patient communication systems (calls, texts, reminders, follow-ups). Coordinate with marketing vendors or internal strategy (ads, social, branding).

$34 - $40 an hour

Supervise, mentor, and support front office and administrative team members. Monitor reports, collections, and office performance metrics.

$30 - $40 an hour

8 days ago